Really nothing! The green star can easily ignite, but the lighter crap :)
Potassium-chlorate / sugar mixture ignites 180C degrees. The other component is to increase the ignition limit. Instance, the 270C is also flammable. Not to be 1000C degrees!
I know that the ignition point isn't 1000°C. I ment that the brener's flame reaches about 1000°C so it was a little strange that the green star didn't ignite instantly.
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MrPyroMaster 3 months ago
hey :) what is the comp for the blue and the red? thanks,
pyroguy1030 10 months ago
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MrPyroMaster 10 months ago
Nice. Do they need prime?
AllPyrotechnics 2 years ago
Do not need it! Potassium chlorate based stars, easy to ignite.
MrPyroMaster 2 years ago
Oh, OK, thanks! The green star seemed a little more hard to ignite with the brener (that has about 1000°C) so I was thinking...
AllPyrotechnics 2 years ago
Really nothing! The green star can easily ignite, but the lighter crap :)
Potassium-chlorate / sugar mixture ignites 180C degrees. The other component is to increase the ignition limit. Instance, the 270C is also flammable. Not to be 1000C degrees!
MrPyroMaster 2 years ago
I know that the ignition point isn't 1000°C. I ment that the brener's flame reaches about 1000°C so it was a little strange that the green star didn't ignite instantly.
AllPyrotechnics 2 years ago
Oh, sorry. I did not understand what you wrote :)
MrPyroMaster 2 years ago