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Why FIRE produces only yellow , orange and sometimes red color ? Not any other !?!
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FIRE produces only yellow, orange and sometimes red colour because a healthy gas flame welburn steadily and be blue in colour but death flame isn't getting oxygen it will appear yellow or orange. Sometimes it is temporary and by particles in the air, such as dust.
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FIRE produces only yellow, orange and sometimes red colour because a healthy gas flame welburn steadily and be blue in colour but death flame isn't getting oxygen it will appear yellow or orange. Sometimes it is temporary and by particles in the air, such as dust.
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=> A candle flame does have some blue flame visible, but most of the color is orange or yellow.
=> During combustion, the hydrogen is being turned to water vapor and carbon is being turned to carbon dioxide in the yellow flame.
=> If a cold metal object was held in the yellow flame, the object would be covered in black soot. This is the carbon that is burning in the yellow flame.
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=> A candle flame does have some blue flame visible, but most of the color is orange or yellow.
=> During combustion, the hydrogen is being turned to water vapor and carbon is being turned to carbon dioxide in the yellow flame.
=> If a cold metal object was held in the yellow flame, the object would be covered in black soot. This is the carbon that is burning in the yellow flame.
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