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  2. Flash powder - Wikipedia

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    The magnesium powder should be smaller than 200 mesh, though up to 100 mesh will work. The potassium nitrate should be impalpable dust. This mixture is popular in amateur pyrotechnics because it is insensitive and relatively safe as such things go. For photographic use, mixtures containing magnesium and nitrates are made much more fuel rich.

  3. Pyrotechnic composition - Wikipedia

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    Used in fireworks to increase flame temperature. Less interference with flame color than aluminium. Magnalium – aluminium-magnesium alloy, more stable and less expensive than magnesium; less reactive than magnesium, easier to ignite than aluminium; Iron – makes gold sparks, frequently used

  4. Pyrotechnic colorant - Wikipedia

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    Formation of solid particles of magnesium oxide can further be inhibited by presence of carbon monoxide, either by negative oxygen balance of the composition in presence of organic fuels, or by addition of the colorant in the form of an oxalate, which decomposes to carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide; the carbon monoxide reacts with the ...

  5. Fireworks - Wikipedia

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    Magnesium is rarely used in the fireworks industry due to its lack of ability to form a protective oxide layer. Often an alloy of both metals called magnalium is used. Many of the chemicals used in the manufacture of fireworks are non-toxic, while many more have some degree of toxicity, can cause skin sensitivity, or exist in dust form and are ...

  6. Why you should never buy fireworks in brown packaging - AOL

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    The CPSC warns against buying fireworks that are packaged in brown paper because it is a sure sign the fireworks were made for professional displays and could be dangerous for consumers to use.

  7. Chemical used in fireworks and rocket fuel discovered in ...

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    A key ingredient in rocket fuel can be found in a wide array of foods we eat, especially baby food, fast food and fresh fruits and vegetables, according to an explosive new investigation from ...

  8. Magnesium - Wikipedia

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    Magnesium is a chemical element; it has symbol ... Magnesium powder is used in fireworks and marine flares where a brilliant white light is required.

  9. Top 10 dangers associated with the Fourth of July - AOL

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    Fireworks are beautiful to watch but can be deadly. They were the number one product-related danger during the Fourth of July weekend in 2023. There was a significant hospital visit increase ...