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A fire work gave bright crimson light. It probably contain an element of

A

Ca

B

Sr

C

Ba

D

Mg

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Ca gives a brick red flame.
Sr gives a crimson red colour to the flame Na gives the flashes of apple green
Be and Mg do not give any colour to the bunsen burner flame due to their high ionization energy
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