Flame temperature based on colour

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Flame color can provide a general indication of temperature, with yellow flames around 1000°C, but accurate temperature estimation requires precise measurement of wavelengths. Using devices to analyze the continuum wavelength distribution can yield more reliable results, as color alone can be misleading due to factors like emission lines. For instance, adding sodium salt to a blue flame can alter its perceived color to yellow. While color analysis can help in understanding temperature distributions, more quantitative methods are preferred for accuracy. Overall, relying solely on flame color for temperature measurement is not advisable.
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So I've been wondering, is it possible to determine how hot a flame is based on the colour? I know that you can classify it into general groups (yellow ~= 1000*C, etc.), but is there any way to get a more accurate temperature estimation? Any papers on this?
 
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You'd need a device to very accurately measure the wavelengths, but I can't think of anything stopping you.

However I feel like there are more accurate and easy ways to measure temperature. Generally speaking I think it's more common to use color to analyze temperature distributions of a specific object.
 
I think you need to be more quantitative - i.e. measuring the continuum wavelength distribution and fitting it. Otherwise you can be fooled by emission lines - put a tiny bit of a sodium salt in a blue flame and it turns yellow.
 

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