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What is barium nitrate used for fireworks?
barium nitrate is used for flairs, explosives and is also used in the vaccum tube industry!
What would life be without barium?
we'd have no more green fireworks
What element makes yellow- green fireworks and is very reactive?
Barium
What element is used to make fireworks turn green?
Magnesium
Facts about barium?
Barium doesn't really have any everyday household uses. It's used in certain technical applications such as glassmaking and the construction of fluorescent lights, and it's one of the elements used to make green fireworks, but you're unlikely to have a big chunk of barium sitting around your house. Good thing, too, because barium is poisonous (barium sulfate, which is given to people as a contrast agent for x-rays, is okay because it's quite insoluble and passes through the digestive system essentially unchanged and unabsorbed).
Why does green fireworks have barium in them?
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What is barium nitrate used for fireworks?
barium nitrate is used for flairs, explosives and is also used in the vaccum tube industry!
What minerals are used in fireworks?
Barium and Antimony -Mike in NJ
What would life be without barium?
we'd have no more green fireworks
What element makes yellow- green fireworks and is very reactive?
Barium
How compounds that contain strontium and barium could be used in fireworks?
Because Strontium and Barium provide brilliant red and orange colors.
How can compounds that contain strontium and barium could be use in fireworks?
Because Strontium and Barium provide brilliant red and orange colors.
What element is used to make fireworks turn green?
Magnesium
What member of the Alkali earth metals is used to make fireworks and medicine?
Barium and Strontium are both used in medicines and to add colours to fireworks.
What is Ba(CIO3)2?
The name of the compound is barium chlorate. It is toxic and it is used in fireworks to produce a green color.
What are the chemicals responsible for the display of colors in fireworks?
The se are compounds of potassium, strontium, sodium, magnesium, chlorine, calcium, barium, etc.
Facts about barium?
Barium doesn't really have any everyday household uses. It's used in certain technical applications such as glassmaking and the construction of fluorescent lights, and it's one of the elements used to make green fireworks, but you're unlikely to have a big chunk of barium sitting around your house. Good thing, too, because barium is poisonous (barium sulfate, which is given to people as a contrast agent for x-rays, is okay because it's quite insoluble and passes through the digestive system essentially unchanged and unabsorbed).
