I am newish to pyrotecnics and have made the occasional roman candle type thing. I wanted more of a fire cracker and bought sodium chlorate that i have been advised no to use, so the next step is making BP. I was wondering what ratio works best and if there is anything i should watch out for eg, poisonous chemicals etc or if you can recomend any thing els that works well.
Thanks for your help, Adam
Making BP
Started by adam, Nov 07 2006 04:20 PM
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Posted 07 November 2006 - 04:20 PM
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Posted 07 November 2006 - 05:11 PM
The questions you ask have been answered many, many times in this forum. If you use the search facility then you will get far more comprehensive answers than I can give right now.
However, I remember what like to be new to pyro. The formula you want is
KNO3 : 75
Charcoal [willow for fast lifting BP] : 15
Sulphur : 10
If you spend some time on making BP it will stand you in very good stead for the future. Furthermore the above three chemicals will allow you to create a variety of firework components eg: fountains, rocket motors and drivers.
Gonna close this thread now.
However, I remember what like to be new to pyro. The formula you want is
KNO3 : 75
Charcoal [willow for fast lifting BP] : 15
Sulphur : 10
If you spend some time on making BP it will stand you in very good stead for the future. Furthermore the above three chemicals will allow you to create a variety of firework components eg: fountains, rocket motors and drivers.
Gonna close this thread now.
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