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Author Topic:   Does a Sparkler Ignite thrmite???????
UseR
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posted November 30, 1999 10:11 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for UseR   Click Here to Email UseR     
i need to know if a sparkler ignties thermite cause i cant get mg.
if not, is there any other simple alternitives??

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Paul
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posted December 02, 1999 02:03 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Paul   Click Here to Email Paul     
If you have access to any fine powdered metals like Aluminum, you can use a flask powder to ignite it. I heard KNO3 sulfur and Aluminum will ignite it. I usually use a stronger oxidizer than KNO3 though.


TERROR
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posted December 02, 1999 02:25 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for TERROR   Click Here to Email TERROR     
u can use a mix of sulfur and potasium chlorate.or just place some finely ground kmno4 on top of the thermite and then pour some glycerien on it.it will ignite kmno4 and thermite.u can use black powder aiso with some iron fillings.sorry for the spellings


VeHeMT
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posted December 02, 1999 01:17 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for VeHeMT   Click Here to Email VeHeMT     
Most sparklers will ignite it. As for mixing sulfur and potassium chlorate, you shouldnt because the only uses this has is for some kind of impact ignitor(very dangerous). I believe you were referring to sugar and potassium chlorate. Please verify your information before handing out potentially dangerous information. If you add some sugar to the kmno4 it will increase its performance.


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