Contrasting Colors with Ionic Flames

from Light, atoms, and metals; what's the correlation? · host Leah

This podcast episode explains in depth how light and color work, using flames from heated ionic metals to demonstrate light of contrasting colors. From chemistry to a paint palette, what does this mean for everyday life?

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