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The flame reaction is an elemental property. It is a light phenomenon caused by the jump of electrons in an atom.
The principle of the flame color reaction.
Metals and their salts produce different colors when burned. The flame color reaction allows the presence or absence of alkali metal elements to be identified based on the color of the flame. This is because when the alkali metal and its salts are burned on the flame, the electrons in the atom absorb the energy and jump from the lower energy orbital to the higher energy orbital, but the electrons in the higher energy orbital are unstable and soon jump back to the lower energy orbital, at which point the excess energy is released in the form of light.
The wavelength of the emitted light is in the visible range (wavelength 400nm to 760nm), so it can give the flame its color. Due to the different atomic structures of alkali metals, the change in energy during the electron transition is not the same, and different wavelengths of light are emitted, so the color of the emitted light is also different. The flame reaction is not a chemical change.
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No. Some metals, or their compounds, can give a special color to the flame when burned.
This is because when the atoms of these metallic elements receive the energy provided by the flame, their outer electrons will be excited to the higher energy excited state. The outer electrons in the excited state are unstable and have to transition to a lower energy ground state.
The outer electrons of atoms of different elements have ground states and excited states of different energies.
In this process, electromagnetic waves of different wavelengths are generated, and if the wavelength of this electromagnetic wave is in the visible wavelength range, the characteristic color of this element is observed in the flame.
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Combustion is a chemical reaction, and the production of color is due to the transition of electrons.
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No, no new matter is generated.
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It's not just for burning to see the color, but each element has a specific flame color.
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The flame color reaction is a physical reaction. In the flame color reaction, when the alkali metal and its salts are burned on the flame, the electrons in the atom absorb the energy and jump from the orbital with a lower energy lead fiber to the orbital with a higher energy value, but the electrons in the orbital with higher energy are unstable and quickly jump back to the orbital with lower energy, and then the excess energy is released in the form of light.
The wavelength of the emitted light is in the visible range (wavelength 400nm to 760nm), so it can give the flame its color. In the flame color reaction experiment, different metals or their compounds emit a variety of different wavelengths of light when burned, and the colors of different light are different due to the different wavelengths of different light in the visible light range that can be perceived by the naked eye. In this process, the flame reaction does not produce new substance, so it is a physical change.
The flame color reaction, also known as the flame color test and the flame color test, is a reaction that causes the flame to take on a special color when certain metals or their compounds are burned in a colorless flame.
The principle is that each element has its own spectra, and the sample is usually in the form of powder or small pieces, which is contained in a clean and less active metal wire (e.g. platinum or nichrome) and placed in a matte flame (blue flame). In chemistry, it is often used to test for the presence of a metal in a compound.
When the alkali metal and the salt are burned on the flame, the electrons in the flame reaction atom absorb the energy and jump from the lower energy orbital to the higher energy orbital, but the electrons in the higher energy orbital are unstable and soon jump back to the lower energy orbital, and then the excess energy is released in the form of light Huaiqi.
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Flame reaction is not a chemical change, it belongs to a physical change, flame color reaction, also known as flame color test and flame color test, is a reaction of some metals or their compounds to make the flame show a characteristic color when it is burned in a colorless flame, this process does not generate new substances, but only the transition of electrons, which should belong to physical changes. Flame reaction is not a chemical change, it is a physical change, flame color reaction, also known as flame color test and flame color test, is the characteristic color of the flame when some metals or their compounds are burned in a colorless flame'Reaction, this process has no new material generation, just a transition of electrons, which should belong to physical changes.
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