<p>Hey, I'm very clueless about solution colors. So I thought if sb could post websites or general knowledge, it would be helpful.</p>
<p>Thx.</p>
<p>-Watson&Crick.</p>
<p>Copper: BLue</p>
<p>These should help
Flame</a> Tests
Flame</a> Colors</p>
<p>nice link on the flame tests anhtimmy, but the flame colors one doesn't seem to be a valid link- could you repost t?<br>
Also do these relate to the colors that they are when just in solution, not when they are burning? Does anybody have a link to colors in solution?</p>
<p>sodium-yellow?
lithium-red?
potassium-violet?</p>
<p>those are the flame test colors that i remember..idk if they translate into solution colors though..</p>
<p>If you don't want a lot to memorize, PR lists what they deem to be the six most commmon ions and their flame colors, again I dont know how this applies to solutions
Red: Lithium, Strontium
Orange: Calcium
Yellow: Sodium
Green: Barium, Copper
Violet: Potassium</p>
<p>for those curious this was in the answer explanation for question 32 of practice test 3</p>
<p>Flame</a> Colors
should work now</p>