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In fireworks, the green flame is produced because of

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In fireworks, the green flame is produced because of barium.
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Gretchifield Ch
Gretchifield Ch 4 years ago
Copper
The green flame produced in fire-works is due to the presence of Barium. The blue flame is due to the presence of Copper. The orange flame is due to the presence of Calcium. A yellow flame is due to the presence of Sodium.
Somi Tamang
Somi Tamang 6 years ago
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