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Homemade Coloured Smoke Bombs - Primary Colour Devices (Blue, Yellow, Red)
Just some tests adopting the standard 50/30/20 mix. (Solvent Dye/ KClO3/ Lactose)
Here we have all 3 of the primary colours (Blue, Yellow, Red), so...
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Random Flashpowder in High-Speed 2
Flashpowder "research" videos.
A mix of fail and non-fail flashpowder mixtures.
Grabbed with Casio EX-F1
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I don't really know, but i'll check it out as soon as i get some more chemicals.
Electric Pickle Initial Experiment with Highspeed
We're considering pickling our own cucumbers with additional salts like lithium, potassium, copper etc., to make them glow in different colours.
Y...
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KNO3/Sugar Rockets in High-Speed
A few shots of the rockets I made with the spare KNO3 from the rocket project, an attempt to scale them a bit up.
The first one is supposed to go ...
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Minor KNO3/Sugar rockets
We had at most 8 hours to get these rockets flying, building them from the ground up. Went scavenging the supermarkets for cardboard tube and kitty...
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I know it's hard to judge with text only, but we figured people would know a joke when they saw one. :P
Minor KNO3/Sugar rockets
We had at most 8 hours to get these rockets flying, building them from the ground up. Went scavenging the supermarkets for cardboard tube and kitty...
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Guncotton in High-Speed
..and some safetymatch-mix (like Armstrong's mix, only failer).
Grabbed with Casio EX-F1
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Random Flashpowder in High-Speed 2
Flashpowder "research" videos.
A mix of fail and non-fail flashpowder mixtures.
Grabbed with Casio EX-F1
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Thermite & Melted KClO4 vs. Sugar in High-Speed
Bad lighter day. The Chewing gum is actually sugar-free.
Grabbed with Casio EX-F1
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Random Flashpowder in High-Speed
Flashpowder "research" videos.
Pretty sure it's a Mg/KMnO4 mixture.
Grabbed with Casio EX-F1 Pro
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I see - i'll try that the next time. Have you tried a variety of colors? I am thinking... Why not try food additives? Or the cheap(est) dyes?