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probably blue, actually. in pyrotechnics, copper compounds are used to create blue color in fireworks. when copper sulfate or copper carbonate are used in mixtures, or as the oxidant, you get a nice blue color (depending on your recipie). be sure to avoid having any sodium in there, though, or having the flame too hot, it will wash out the blue color. On 2 Dec 2003 08:56:30 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Radium) wrote: >If copper is heated enough to glow, will it give out green light?
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