Chemistry, asked by 20100417110009, 7 months ago

Why do alkali metals impart characteristic colour to flame?

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Answered by viveksharma2903

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Answer:

due to ionisation enthalpy when an alkali metal or its Salt

Explanation:

heated in a flame, the Valence electrons are exited to lionisation.

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