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I had a thought, and I don't know if anyone else has mentioned this, however, since Tango gets drawn commonly with flame hair, does that mean it would react to liquid chemicals like a normal fire does?
So, if you put copper near his flams, or if he eats it, would it then turn a teal/blue or potassium would turn it purple.
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Identifying Elements with Flame Test: Forensic Blog
Have you ever wondered why some fireworks explode in a vibrant array of colors? A big part of that magic comes from chemistry, specifically a technique called the flame test. This simple but powerful test allows scientists to identify the elements present
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UtaPri Flame Test
If any of you guys need a little help with remembering what colours metal ions burn, the UtaPri guys can actually help! As sure as I am that they’re all garbage at academics (perhaps with Ai and Tokiya being the only exceptions), they provide an easy way to remember!
Sodium: Like the Na in Natsuki, sodium burns yellow! (Bonus: sodium, like Satsuki, is extremely reactive.)
Potassium: K, as in MiKaze Ai, burns lilac!
Calcium: Brick red, like Otoya, because the little boy needs STRONG BONES :D
Lithium: Like Ranmaru, lithium is very reactive, and they’re both crimson!
Copper: If you didn’t already know that it’s blue-green, just think of Camus -- and how he’d never use a metal as cheap as copper, so Reiji has to convince him!
Barium: As Cecil’s Agnapolian relatives tried to do -- bury ‘im [sounds like barium]. They’re both apple green.
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Litwick with different colored flames: Copper powder, Potassium, Manganese... that kind of thing!
chemistry is fun!
Iron flame test!
Magnesium flame test!
Magnesium seems to impart an orange color onto the flame (again) but when it catches fire, it burns so hot that it burns white.
