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Hey! I was wondering if it would be possible to layer salts for a fire, light them and have the flame change over time, or if it would be possible to produce multiple colors in the same flame.
Bit of a mundane question, but thank you for looking at my post!
Just a Quick Chemistry Question
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Re: Just a Quick Chemistry Question
Hello,
Are you thinking of doing this project on flame colors? https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... inbow-fire
I think this could be an interesting hypothesis to test, especially the question if multiple colors can be produced in the same flame! I believe both of your hypothesis are likely true and you might find researching how fireworks are made to learn more about changing flame colors.
Good luck,
Audrey
Are you thinking of doing this project on flame colors? https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... inbow-fire
I think this could be an interesting hypothesis to test, especially the question if multiple colors can be produced in the same flame! I believe both of your hypothesis are likely true and you might find researching how fireworks are made to learn more about changing flame colors.
Good luck,
Audrey