The Science Behind Firework Colors
Today in celebration of Fourth of July we take a look at fireworks and how they get their beautiful colors. We learn about electrons emitting light as they go from an excited state back to a ground state and emission spectrums. Thank you so much for watching this video! If you would like to suggest a video idea please leave it in the comments, and if you enjoyed please like and subscribe! It was my pleasure to add a bit of science to your day! Thanks To All My Amazing Patrons: / sciencec Benjo Christopher Moody Jim Jordan Schnaidt Michael Casolary Michael Wass Mirrorsound (Kevin) Rene Miklas Sasamus ************** Check out my Website: http://www.chasewiley.com Follow me on Twitter: / sciencechaser Follow me on Instagram: / sciencechase Add me on Snapchat: / sciencec Contact me: http://www.chasewiley.com/contact SEND ME STUFF: Chase Wiley P.O. Box 3901 Bay Pines, FL 33744

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