This method of qualitative analysis is called a flame test.

Why do metals (many) give a colored flame test result?

I should also note that the very first use of a spectrometer is the flame test.

Any ideas on flame testing that I could do as demo for large group?

For sure toxic fumes will be given off from such flame tests.

Flame tests can be used for a basic analysis.

Aluminum does not display a characteristic color in the "normal" flame test.

The hidden cloth had probably under gone a half dozen flaming tests.

Replies: Before the fact, and without any prior information, you would not know which species produces the color in a flame test.

Replies: There are two ways that flame tests can be invalid: 1.

When there is doubt, the law requires a "match flame test" of a sample quantity.

If you can use Bunsen burners, then do a flame test on the solution.

Bear in mind that flame tests use very small sample sizes, limiting the level of exposure.

Its density, cleavage and flame test for lithium are diagnostic.

Replies: No, the colors emitted in flame testing are atomic emissions.

A flame test is a test for chemicals.

After the titration they heat some of their liquid until all the water has evaporated and use the crystals to do a flame test.

Strontium bromide burns bright red in a flame test.

A flame test is comprised of: Getting a metal wire that won't melt in the flame.

It should be very bright in a flame test; in fact it should almost explode.

Replies: Flame tests are usually atomic indicators.

, but again one assumes that only a gram or so was present because that is all you need to do hundreds of flame tests.

The regulations also require, among other things, that fuel tanks pass a leakage test and a flame test.

I get good bubbling from one bolt, producing hydrogen (I know this because we do a flame test on the collected gas).

When performing a flame test, the colour of a flame is affected by external materials added to it.