Very nice. Your ratios appear to be relatively well optimized. Other videos I have seen to not obtain this speed - have you attempted to produce other metallic bromates to achieve various colors?
No, not yet. I'm thinking of experimenting with metallic bromates sometime in the future, after assessing the risks as bromates are more unstable than chlorites.
Thanks for your comment, sorry for the delay in replying!
One very interesting composition to see would be barium bromate and a reactive carboxylate of barium, perhaps barium sorbate or barium benzoate. Though, I'm not sure what extent you prefer to take your experiments to. I am interested in pyrotechnic development, so it is important to me to try out new compositions and compounds with a goal in mind - in this case, a green burning "star core", or a green report composition.
Some of the blue color (like the smoke at the end of the reaction) is due to my camera setting, but the mixture normally burns with purple blue flame.
its pretty fast, but still so slow? its weird.. (: and do you know where i can get some potassium bromate? or can i make it myself? im soon (when im gonna get my lazy ass on my bike) going to buy some sulfur.. and cant i ignite with.. fire? or heat?
That stuff is just sick, it reacts even stronger than potassium chlorate. Can you produce this stuff by elektrolysing a solution of potassium bromide?
slow mo sounds like the old Commodore64 speakers.
theliberator1 1 month ago
Potassium ll do that. Quite a potent combination with sulfur though.
SvenOkonomi 7 months ago
Sounds like Bowsers Castle from mario bros.
wmmajt 8 months ago
Like MAGIC!!!!
vietmaster3945 10 months ago
If you look carefully, just after the flash there is a mushroom cloud.
ApexAurajin 1 year ago
Holy smoke, it looks like a bright white nuke :))
TctyaDDKhang 1 year ago
What ratio did you use and was that commercial bromate or was it made electrochemically
mewrox99 1 year ago
It was 1:1. It was a commercial product.
evansp12 1 year ago
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@evansp12 you lucky in your country potassium bromate is not banned.
Caswalle 1 year ago
What sort of gloves do you wear and are you a home chemist
mewrox99 1 year ago
I wear either nitrile or polythene gloves. Yes, I am a home chemist.
evansp12 1 year ago
Is that reddish smoke right before it goes off bromine gas?
Ormaaj 1 year ago
Yes, it is.
evansp12 1 year ago
what is the chemical reaction for this mixture?
echooplex 1 year ago
@echooplex
When the sulfuric acid is added to the potassium bromate bromic acid is formed.
This is a really strong oxidant. A small amount also decomposes to bromine as seen.
This bromic acid oxidizes the sulfur to sulfur dioxide.
KBrO3 + H2SO4 = HBrO3 + KHSO4
2 HBrO3 + 3 S = 3 SO2 + 2 HBr
Bromine formation.
4 HBrO3 = 2 H2O + 2 Br2 + 5 O2
mewrox99 1 year ago
nice I can make a flash bomb now
chiptopher1986 1 year ago
Just before the explosion, is that a bit of bromine vapor?
dragonridley 2 years ago
Yes.
evansp12 1 year ago
Potassium bromate? what is the chemical sign of it? :D
kmncztms 2 years ago
It's KBrO3.
evansp12 2 years ago
like flash powder :D
Nukedeuce 2 years ago
awesome! thats probably what ninjas used for flashbangs and disappearing!
*throws a pack of potassium bromate + sulfur to floor and disappears*
acornhead50 2 years ago
lolol. just a pinch right in here.... BAM!!! whats that cooking show dude's name lol
freakin1random 2 years ago
@freakin1random Emerald i think
thorandtat 2 years ago
its so amazing! this world has so many suprises!
Eman9405 2 years ago 2
Very nice. Your ratios appear to be relatively well optimized. Other videos I have seen to not obtain this speed - have you attempted to produce other metallic bromates to achieve various colors?
PyroChemicals 2 years ago
No, not yet. I'm thinking of experimenting with metallic bromates sometime in the future, after assessing the risks as bromates are more unstable than chlorites.
Thanks for your comment, sorry for the delay in replying!
evansp12 2 years ago
One very interesting composition to see would be barium bromate and a reactive carboxylate of barium, perhaps barium sorbate or barium benzoate. Though, I'm not sure what extent you prefer to take your experiments to. I am interested in pyrotechnic development, so it is important to me to try out new compositions and compounds with a goal in mind - in this case, a green burning "star core", or a green report composition.
PyroChemicals 2 years ago
nice is that a blue flame? or is it just the light in the vid?
ther0flcopter 2 years ago
Some of the blue color (like the smoke at the end of the reaction) is due to my camera setting, but the mixture normally burns with purple blue flame.
evansp12 2 years ago
its pretty fast, but still so slow? its weird.. (: and do you know where i can get some potassium bromate? or can i make it myself? im soon (when im gonna get my lazy ass on my bike) going to buy some sulfur.. and cant i ignite with.. fire? or heat?
antiswattt 2 years ago
That stuff is just sick, it reacts even stronger than potassium chlorate. Can you produce this stuff by elektrolysing a solution of potassium bromide?
potassiumperchlorate 3 years ago
I believe it can be made from electrolysis of potassium bromide solution.
evansp12 3 years ago
Thats sexy. now I can disipler in a pof of smoke juste like a ninja
andrucks 3 years ago
at first,it release bromine steam
b43e65f77 3 years ago
FUCKING AWESOME!
KDADOG 3 years ago
that's a nice flash powder^^
Bernler75 3 years ago
its called "chemimstry" and making compunds
(although Potassium bromate already is)
jamie007pwnz 3 years ago
i gota get me some of that shit:P
TagFastOrDieTryin 3 years ago
nice!
Basco36 3 years ago