If you buy red phosphorus you will have the pork right up your ass and the DEA will be marching you off to court for possession of a necessary precursor for manufacture of methamphetamines. Not a good thing ESPECIALLY if you have ANY chemistry supplies, just a beaker can be incredibly incriminating nowadays.
bustincapz- I can vouche for what iwasapenny is saying-red phosphorous is one of the most watched chems in the country. EVER purchase IS RECORDED. Possibly the only thing in the entire world that it would be a worse idea to acquire is acetic anhydride-and that is used to make heroin from morphine (and-incidentally-in a reaction to make RDX (in our hobby).
Match heads are good for phosphorus, I use them all the time to make my fireworks ^^
Mix powdered magnesium and powdered aluminium with a match box worth of phosphorus and stick it in a stick, they're like mini fireworks, really good fro burning things :P
Now I've recently come up with a mixture of red phosphorus, aluminium powder and pepper, I'm not really sure what the reaction is with pepper but the pepper burns vigorously :O
plz listen to me and strontium!! THERES NOT!! NOTTT RED PHOSPHORUS IN MATCH HEADS!! THERE BINDER,KCLO3 AND GLASSPOWDER AND A VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF SULFUR IN!! not red phosphorus... theres red phosphorus on the strikers of a match box .. -.-'
If you strip the red upon the match heads off the powder is shock sensitive when mixed with pure KClO, that I believe would be the armstrongs mixture which is red P. with KClO.
the strikers is Phosporus and starch(binder) dissolve them in acetone and you get red phosporus. the matchheads are just some Glasspowder, KClO3 and a fuel.
I strike anywhere matches and safety matches are different, I've been using strike anywhere matches which have pinkish redish head of phosphorus ^^. And of course here I use alot of matches with white heads meaning they use full phosphorus on the head.
where did you find ferrocerium?
explod0001 7 months ago
where did you find ferrocerium?
explod0001 7 months ago
Wow that was fast!
Does the copper oxide help in permanganate flash powders too?
JaycubL 2 years ago
Anyone that looks fo phosporous shall buy pure Red P instead of dealing with matches. that will give you better results!
also try to add some sulfur and some Iron oxide to catalyse the reaction.
strontiumperoxide 2 years ago
how to buy pure red P ?
bustincapz 2 years ago
If you buy red phosphorus you will have the pork right up your ass and the DEA will be marching you off to court for possession of a necessary precursor for manufacture of methamphetamines. Not a good thing ESPECIALLY if you have ANY chemistry supplies, just a beaker can be incredibly incriminating nowadays.
iwasapenny 2 years ago
bustincapz- I can vouche for what iwasapenny is saying-red phosphorous is one of the most watched chems in the country. EVER purchase IS RECORDED. Possibly the only thing in the entire world that it would be a worse idea to acquire is acetic anhydride-and that is used to make heroin from morphine (and-incidentally-in a reaction to make RDX (in our hobby).
Eynigma 1 year ago
@Eynigma That's "EVERY", not "EVER"-dumbass.
Eynigma 1 year ago
That is one dirty sink yaknow :P
nice explosion
SoronII 2 years ago
Yes it's look like hell :O but after a few synthetis your "lab" will look like that. thanks anyway mate! :)
strontiumperoxide 2 years ago
where did you get your chlorate from? matches?
antiswattt 2 years ago
Match heads are good for phosphorus, I use them all the time to make my fireworks ^^
Mix powdered magnesium and powdered aluminium with a match box worth of phosphorus and stick it in a stick, they're like mini fireworks, really good fro burning things :P
Now I've recently come up with a mixture of red phosphorus, aluminium powder and pepper, I'm not really sure what the reaction is with pepper but the pepper burns vigorously :O
SoronII 2 years ago
Matchheads contains just glasspowder,sulfur and some KClO3. it's the matchbox sides that contains red P. dissolve them in acetone and you're done.
strontiumperoxide 2 years ago
plz listen to me and strontium!! THERES NOT!! NOTTT RED PHOSPHORUS IN MATCH HEADS!! THERE BINDER,KCLO3 AND GLASSPOWDER AND A VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF SULFUR IN!! not red phosphorus... theres red phosphorus on the strikers of a match box .. -.-'
antiswattt 2 years ago
Umm no i bought it? :P
strontiumperoxide 2 years ago
If you strip the red upon the match heads off the powder is shock sensitive when mixed with pure KClO, that I believe would be the armstrongs mixture which is red P. with KClO.
SoronII 2 years ago
the strikers is Phosporus and starch(binder) dissolve them in acetone and you get red phosporus. the matchheads are just some Glasspowder, KClO3 and a fuel.
strontiumperoxide 2 years ago
I just did a wiki, it says there is red phosphorus on the heads of matches.
Anyways I powdered the striker and took the red stuff, it doesn't react at all :I
SoronII 2 years ago
Of course there's not enough of the striker and i've been using acetone I distilled from nail polish remover.
SoronII 2 years ago
And most probably you're right about the KClO3 in strike anywhere matches.
SoronII 2 years ago
Hah ^^
I strike anywhere matches and safety matches are different, I've been using strike anywhere matches which have pinkish redish head of phosphorus ^^. And of course here I use alot of matches with white heads meaning they use full phosphorus on the head.
SoronII 2 years ago
The Nailpolish stuff is not certain Acetone, buy real Acetone instead
strontiumperoxide 2 years ago
I can't because I don't have anywhere to buy it from :<
SoronII 2 years ago
oh sure you have! :) go to a apotecary or chemist :)
strontiumperoxide 2 years ago
There's no chemical supply retailers anywhere in this country <_<
(that would be why would Kuwait bother?)
SoronII 2 years ago
Walmart?
strontiumperoxide 2 years ago