Why is fire orange/red/yellow instead of... any other color?

Question

Why is fire orange/red/yellow instead of... any other color?

Answer 1

actually fire can be many different colors. Natural gas burns blue and burning certain chemical salts can produce green, pink or purple flames.

Try this experiment: eat some taco bell, wait for the farts to come, when you feel a big *** damaging ripper ready to go, grab a lighter and hold it in front.

The flames may be many different colors.

It's worth it to have a scorched b******e for the sake of science.

Answer 2

Its the different chemicals that are being burned. Scientists use this to determine the chemical composition of stars o.0

Answer 3

Aside from chemical composition of the fuel, color of the fire depends on the temperature. A star that appears red is not as hot as one that appears white, for example.