Creating Colored Flames

Students in Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry classroom created a variety of colored flames during a lab.

Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)
Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class creating multicolored flames
February 8, 2018: Emily Adler's Accelerated Chemistry class created multicolored flames during a lab. Students were able to create different colored flames when small amounts of copper, potassium and other chemical compounds were put over a flame. (Photo by Robert Falcetti/Taft)