Firecrackers have black powder or flash powder. These powders have charcoal, sulfur, and poatassium nitrate, aluminum, iron, steel, zinc, and/or magnesium dust. When you light up the firecrackers, it heats up these metals, and when the metals heat up, they give off a shine when they burn.
The chemical that makes a firework green is typically barium compounds, such as barium chloride or barium nitrate. When the firework is ignited, the heat causes the barium to emit green light.
Yes, a firework produces its own light through a chemical reaction inside the firework's shell. The explosion of the firework ignites various compounds that create colorful light displays in the sky.
a divali firework is the light of happyness for sikhs by harjeet kaur
light a firework in it
They put chemicals in it.
Copper
In Little Alchemy, to create a firework, you need to combine "explosive" and "light." First, create "explosive" by combining "gunpowder" and "fire." Then, combine your explosive with "light" to produce a firework. Enjoy your creation!
A metal called aluminium.
barium nitrate
u use a simple lighter
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If a firework does not light up, do not attempt to relight it. Wait for at least 20 minutes before approaching it, then soak it in water to deactivate it and dispose of it properly. Never try to disassemble or reuse a dud firework.