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In fireworks, the green flame is produced because of

  1. A
    sodium
  2. B
    mercury
  3. C
    barium
  4. D
    potassium

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In pyrotechnics and fireworks, the characteristic green color is produced by barium salts (such as barium chloride). Other elements produce different colors; for instance, sodium produces yellow, and strontium/lithium produce red colors.

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In fireworks, the green flame is produced because of
A
sodium
B
mercury
C
barium
D
potassium

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