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Hydrogen normally burns with a faint blue or nearly invisible flame. However, it may appear orange due to sodium impurities, dust, metal contamination, humidity, or air–fuel mixing conditions. In many cases, the orange color comes from these external factors—not from hydrogen itself.
Note: The flame color shown in this video may vary depending on the burner, setup, and surrounding environment.
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