Answer;
-Over a blue flame
Explanation;
-The Bunsen burner is the most common source of heat in the chemistry laboratory. Natural gas enters the burner near at the base, rises through a barrel, mixes with air, and burns. By proper adjustments the most efficient flame can be obtained.
-When heating a substance over a Bunsen burner the object should be placed over a blue flame for the most efficient heating, because it is the hottest.