Chemistry, asked by Rizwanamansuri5523, 10 months ago

What colour flame is produced when pottasium is burnt

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Answered by pciub85824

Answer:

violet color is produced

Answered by ademolaabraham02

Answer:

This is an exothermic reaction such that when it is burnt it produces a purple flame. As it is exothermic, Hydrogen is released during the reaction and later reacts with oxygen.

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