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Fireworks typically burn until all of their fuel is used up, which can happen in a matter of seconds to a few minutes depending on the size and type of firework. After the fuel is exhausted, the firework will stop burning, usually accompanied by a visual display such as a burst of light or color.
when all the chemicals have been reacted the fire work stops burning
A firework stops burning when all of it's chemical reactions have happened.
yes it can because yesterday i was watching them on the mountains below and the firework turned the mountain on fire
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What agent cause the fireworks of chemical change?
Burning and thermal decomposition of fireworks are thermal changes.
What do fireworks smell like?
Fireworks can have a smoky, sulfur-like scent due to the combustion of chemicals such as gunpowder and metal salts. The specific smell can vary based on the type of fireworks being used.
Are fireworks an example of physical or chemical change?
Fireworks involve both physical and chemical changes. The initial explosion and creation of light is a chemical change due to the combustion of materials in the fireworks. The colors produced by different compounds burning are a result of the release of energy and are considered a physical change.
What metal must be added to a fireworks to give it a blue color?
Copper compounds are typically added to fireworks to produce a blue color. When heated in the firework, copper ions emit a characteristic blue light.
What human causes start wildfires?
Some common human causes of wildfires include discarded cigarettes, unattended campfires, burning debris, fireworks, sparks from equipment or machinery, and intentional acts of arson. Improperly extinguished fires or burning during dry, windy conditions can quickly escalate into a wildfire.
How can you stop air pollution from fireworks?
Forbid /stop using fireworks
What agent cause the fireworks of chemical change?
Burning and thermal decomposition of fireworks are thermal changes.
How are fireworks a chemical change?
They burn and burning is a chemical reaction.
Why is fireworks a chemical change?
because with burning oxides are created - so all burning is a chemical change.
How can you stop your burning?
to stop oxygen for burning
If you watch exploding fireworks from a safe distance hat evidence of a chemical reaction can you observe?
Burning of metals in fireworks is a chemical reaction and is what makes the fireworks glow with different colors.
What colour magnesium gives off in fireworks?
A white color during magnesium burning.
What do fireworks smell like?
Fireworks can have a smoky, sulfur-like scent due to the combustion of chemicals such as gunpowder and metal salts. The specific smell can vary based on the type of fireworks being used.
Are fireworks an example of physical or chemical change?
Fireworks involve both physical and chemical changes. The initial explosion and creation of light is a chemical change due to the combustion of materials in the fireworks. The colors produced by different compounds burning are a result of the release of energy and are considered a physical change.
What level do you stop burning trout?
At level 76 cooking you stop burning trout.
How can you stop your dog being afraid of fireworks?
you can't. but you can put him in a sound proof room when fireworks night happens every year.
When do you stop burning lobsters in RuneScape?
RuneScape players will stop burning lobsters at the Cooking level of 74. If wearing Cooking Gauntlets, you will stop burning lobsters at level 68 Cooking.
