Flame Tests of Metals

[@JoakimfromAnka]

Copper, strontium and potassium are so beautiful.

[@Jules-vu4ps]

This video is slay and so fun thx for ur efforts guys

[@hariommishra8684]

For yours convenience Li- crimson red Na - yellow K - violet Rb - red violet Cs - blue Fr - radioactive 👎😁. Hope i will get 👍.

[@MadScientist267]

*Li Magenta Sr Crimson Red

[@bananamonkevr8983]

I love this, thank you for showing me I love your videos😁

[@meenakshigupta6041]

thankyou very much i have a lot of queries regarding flame test but now clearrr thanks

[@umamigo1]

Little I know there was such diffraction grade film.

[@skeeterburke]

thanks again Daniel ❤

[@manudehanoi]

How do you make the difference between blackbody thermal and elemental spectrum ?

[@NatSciDemos]

In general a blackbody will emit a continuous range of colors, while an excited element will emit only discrete colors. For example in the video, the glowing hot platinum wire will show up as a continuous spectrum, while the burning calcium will show up as discrete green, yellow, and red colors.

[@manudehanoi]

@@NatSciDemos thanks

[@kartikbhardwaj9232]

Can anyone please tell me what is the color of the Magnesium flame? I am finding different answers in different resources?

[@AshutoshSingh-gs6bz]

Its white if u didn't find it yet :) (I might be wrong but if i remember correctly its white)

[@Plumswillow]

@@AshutoshSingh-gs6bz You are right it is white :)

[@zack_120]

Amazing mother nature

[@Muonium1]

Sirs, verily I do regret to tell you of this and do not wish to alarm, but I think your Ba is contaminated with Na!

[@DanielRosenberg]

Indeed. Are you noticing that sodium line in almost all of the flame tests? Sodium is a wicked efficient emitter, and a common contaminant of other salts.

[@Muonium1]

@@DanielRosenberg ya I was just messin around. Of course Bunsen and Kirchoff noticed the remarkable efficency of Na as an emitter of light some century and a half ago and I guess it's probably the reason every street on the planet was lit with sodium and not calcium or strontium light up until just a few years ago when LEDs took over...

[@AnnamAlam]

i love u thx for this video

[@lyontube8577]

Yes

[@droelieboelie3269]

WHY NOT TRY GOLD AND SILVER!! UGH

[@Lordalba]

🔥🔥

[@tamaseduard5145]

👍👍👍💖👍👍👍

[@Renatoskol]

How, it's very interessant

[@papututorials]

Hola

[@thumbs4fingers]

Why are you wearing a mask? Thought you guys were smart 🙄

[@victorcotu]

they are smart, they don't want to be accused of being pseudo-scientific nor they want to lose funding :P

[@thumbs4fingers]

@@victorcotu my bet is funding

[@larrymantic2635]

Perhaps to make sure they don’t get sick from the burning of the metals?