The Explosive Chemistry Behind Fireworks - My 16th Favorite

An infographic titled 'CHEMISTRY OF FIREWORKS' displays eight colored circular icons, each representing a color of fireworks and listing the chemical compounds that produce it. Red is from strontium salts, purple from copper and strontium compounds, orange from calcium salts, blue from copper compounds, yellow from sodium salts, silver from hot magnesium and aluminum, green from barium salts, and white from burning metals like magnesium, aluminum, and titanium. The image is visually organized with color-coded text and icons matching each chemical color.

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