why is the fires colour is red and water is colourless
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Fire is not always red! It depends on which substance is being burnt.
Carbon burns with a yellow-red flame, but other substances like Boron burn with a green flame. If you see the gas stove at your home, it burns with a blue flame. Caesium metal combusts with a purple flame. So it depends on the chemical properties of the substance.
Also water is transparent, again because of the chemical properties of the compound. If we dissolve something else in it, it’s colour will definitely change though!
Hope this helped.
Carbon burns with a yellow-red flame, but other substances like Boron burn with a green flame. If you see the gas stove at your home, it burns with a blue flame. Caesium metal combusts with a purple flame. So it depends on the chemical properties of the substance.
Also water is transparent, again because of the chemical properties of the compound. If we dissolve something else in it, it’s colour will definitely change though!
Hope this helped.
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