Hobbyist on this subject, and I agree.
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Doesn't the color depend on the gas a la Xenon, Neon, etc.?
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Yes, so maybe blue is nitrogen?
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Until an arc is actually formed, the high voltage ionizes oxygen, creating ozone. This leaves a blueish haze all around. I oversimplied it but here's a good lowdown: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corona_discharge?wprov=sfla1 …
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Copper burns bluish green, fwiw.
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Emission spectrum of nitrogen, which is the primary constituent of air. High potential electronically excites all of the molecules in air, and because it’s mostly nitrogen, that’s the dominant colour.
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