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Not all colors of fireworks are equally easy to create. I believe several of my colleagues in pyrotechnic research and development would agree with me that blue is the most difficult color to produce.
Most of us look forward to the fireworks on the Fourth of July. But did you ever wonder how the chemists create those colors that light up the night sky? Are some colors harder to create than others?
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the science of fireworks colors, explained - MSN
The invention of colored fireworks is relatively recent and not all colors are easy to produce.
Not all colors of fireworks are equally easy to create. I believe several of my colleagues in pyrotechnic research and development would agree with me that blue is the most difficult color to produce.
The invention of colored fireworks is relatively recent and not all colors are easy to produce.
The invention of colored fireworks is relatively recent and not all colors are easy to produce.
Not all colors of fireworks are equally easy to create. I believe several of my colleagues in pyrotechnic research and development would agree with me that blue is the most difficult color to produce.
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