<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ntho e fanoeng e ama mala oa lelakabe joang.Potassium chloride  <response>: Instruction in English: Identify how the given substance influences the color of a flame. . Response in English: When potassium chloride is burned, it can influence the color of a flame by producing a light purple or lavender color. This occurs because when the potassium chloride is heated, the electrons in the potassium atoms absorb energy and become excited. When the electrons return to their ground state, they release the absorbed energy in the form of light. The color of the light emitted is dependent on the amount of energy released, which is characteristic of the element potassium. . Response in Sesotho: Ha potassium chloride e chesoa, e ka susumetsa mala oa lelakabe ka ho hlahisa mala o pherese o bobebe kapa oa lavender. Sena se etsahala hobane ha potassium chloride e futhumatsoa, lielektrone tse liathomong tsa potassium li monya matla me lia thaba. Ha li-electrone li khutlela sebakeng sa tsona sa fatše, li lokolla matla a monyehileng ka mokhoa oa leseli. Mala oa leseli le hlahisoang o itšetlehile ka boholo ba matla a lokolloa, e leng tšobotsi ea element potassium. 