What about lead contamination tho. When You wet the pot Nitrate i milled its almost black.
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Started by bobconan, Jun 11 2004 12:38 PM
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Posted 18 June 2004 - 08:24 PM
Lead contamination is inevitable. but what choice do we have? How much does the effect of lead contamination in Potassium nitrate or Black Powder?
We could used Antimony to harden. However, casting lead will cause additional hazards:
1. Melted lead can cause very painful burns if spilled or splashed around.
2. The danger of breathing in the fumes from the molten lead.
Lead can accumulate in one's system over a period of time and cause lead poisoning.
We could used Antimony to harden. However, casting lead will cause additional hazards:
1. Melted lead can cause very painful burns if spilled or splashed around.
2. The danger of breathing in the fumes from the molten lead.
Lead can accumulate in one's system over a period of time and cause lead poisoning.
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Posted 19 June 2004 - 01:44 AM
burns? We are pyros!! The days after the 4th of july I have Like a bloody nub of a thumb left so I im dealing fairly well with the second degree burns covering my index and little finger. As for lead poisoning. I did it outside. I hope that helped.
Edited by bobconan, 19 June 2004 - 01:45 AM.
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Posted 19 June 2004 - 01:07 PM
If you play with Fire , you will certainly get burn, Right!
Maybe I over look the Lead contamination in chemical, would you kindly share the effect of lead contamination in Black Powder or other composition.
Maybe I over look the Lead contamination in chemical, would you kindly share the effect of lead contamination in Black Powder or other composition.
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