I WONDER - What Are Fireworks Made Of?

Fireworks are composed of various chemicals and materials, including gunpowder, which makes them explosive. When ignited, the gunpowder burns, producing light and color. The chemical reactions in fireworks create the vibrant colors and shapes seen in the sky. Different chemicals produce different colors: copper for blue, sodium for yellow, and strontium for red.

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