Chemistry, asked by saurockzz7527, 1 year ago

Why is the color of a flame containing sodium atoms different from that of a flame containing potassium atoms?

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Answered by pradumnsingh9129

I am not sure but i think that Sodium flame would have a golden yellow colour and potassium would have a violet colour. But first the flame test needs to be done by using a Platinum wire

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