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Sodium + oxygen What colour is the flame produces
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Sodium + oxygen
What colour is the flame produces

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Orange

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ORANGE

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Small pieces of sodium burn in air with often little more than an orange glow. Using larger amounts of sodium or burning it in oxygen gives a strong orange flame.

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