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Depending on what the ion is the color will be different. Also, if you put a certain ion in the firework the explosion will be a different color.

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When you put gunpowder in a shell and then you light the fuse, it fires wherever it is aimed.

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The different ions give off different colors because the chemical's electrons move to higher energy levels and the changes in energy occur when the excited atoms return to their ground state cause the substance to be luminous or emit light.

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The color given off white-violet color. Unknown X is Potassium.

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This flame gave off a green-blue color.

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Calcium's flame gives off a dark orange color.

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The flame gave off a white-yellow color.

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Strontium's flame gives off a dark orange and red color.

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The flame gave off a white and violet undertone.

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Sodium's flame gives off a yellow/bright orange color.

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The flame gives off a pinkish-red color.