Big Chemical Encyclopedia

Chemical substances, components, reactions, process design ...

Articles Figures Tables About

White fire

Weiss-farber, m. bleacher, -faule, /. Bot.) white rot. -feuer, n. white fire, -fohre, /. Scotch pine Pinus sylvestris). [Pg.509]

Several metallic sulfide compounds have been used as fuels in pyrotechnic compositions. Antimony trisulfide, Sb 2S3, is a reasonably low-melting material (m.p. 548°C) with a heat of combustion of approximately 1 kcal/gram. It is easily ignited and can be used to aid in the ignition of more difficult fuels, serving as a "tinder" in the same way that elemental sulfur does. It has been used in the fireworks industry for white fire compositions and has been used in place of sulfur in "flash and sound" mixtures with potassium perchlorate and aluminum. [Pg.150]

White Fire.—Potassium nitrate 100 parts, amorphous phosphorus 10 parts. [Pg.12]

White Fire for Theatres. Take 2 parts charcoal, 22 sulphur, 76 parts nitre. [Pg.23]

White Fire for Pans or Stars. Take 60 parts nitre, 20 parts sulphur, 10 black antimony, 4 parts powdered camphor, 6 parts meal powder. [Pg.23]

Indian White Fire Signal. Dry (see No. 2065) nitre, 24 parts sulphur, 7 parts powdered charcoal, or instead of... [Pg.23]

White Fire. Tho following mixture we recommend as the very host for white lights, being unsurpassed in brilliancy and power by any other ... [Pg.24]

Saltpetre, 18 parts sulphur, 10 parts block sulphnret of antimony, 3 parts nurnt lime, 4 parts. The sulphur is used in the form of flowers previously dried tho limo is not to be Blocked, but must be finely powdered it must be fresb, and be powdered immediately before use. All other mixtures for white fires have either a bluish tinge or con tain deleterious ingredients, which render them at least unsuitable for indoor use. Of tho latter class we will mention only one Saltpetre, 12 parts sulphur. 4 parts sulphite of tin, 1 part. Two other mixtures deserve mention, though not eaual to tho last ... [Pg.24]

Explosives. 2130, 4c. Marsh s White Fire.2098 Rockets. Plain.2050... [Pg.29]

Fulminating Gold. 2132 Matches without Sulphur.2146 White Fire. 2096. 2104, 2107... [Pg.29]

White Fire This excellent light, on account of its brilliant whiteness, is especially adapted for night signalling and also for festive occasions. It is produced by mixing 24 parts of saltpetre, 7 of flowers of sulpnur, and 2 of realgar. [Pg.30]

Mohr s White Fire, which is very effective and scarcely ever misses fire, is composed of 24 parts of saltpetre, 7 of sulphur, and 1 of fine charcoal. The charcoal increases the inflammability of the mixture and shortens the length of time during which the light burns, but adds to its intensity. It is not permissible to use a larger amount of cnar coal than that given, as the composition, would then approach thatof gunpowder. [Pg.31]

Greenish-white Fire. I. Two parts of sulphur, 1 of oxide of zinc, 2 or sulphide of antimony, 1 of powdered charcoal. [Pg.31]

Bluish-white Fire. Uhden has made experiments in regard to the availability of sulphide of cadmium for pyrotechnic purposes. In the following... [Pg.31]

The Turha says Ethelia is the Burnt Body, parched and dry, red and white, fire and sieve, or riddle, which holds together the water of the Mercury. It is the red Tincture. It is also the white Blossom of Gold. They call it the boiling when the black mounts to the top. [Pg.123]

The most widespread mineral kaolinite Al2(Si205) (OH)4 having the molecular composiiion AI2O3,2 Si02.2 H2O is the principal constituent of kaolin and the most frequently occurring component of clays. Kaolin is a white-firing kaolinitic clay with a low content of accessory components. [Pg.232]

Kaolin in the mixes has been partially or completely replaced by white-firing clays with good plasticity (cf. Table 4). The mix composition varies over fairly wide ranges some types also contain CaCOj. The so-called hard feldspar earthenware has the following composition 50 —55% clay components, 35 —45 % quartz, 6 —12% feldspar. [Pg.370]

Karshes White Fire for Pan. Take 25 parte gunpowder, 36 rinc fllings, 46 parte sulphur, 93 parte nitre. [Pg.161]

White Fire for Theatres etc, 1. Forty-eight parts of saltpetre, 13.25 of sulphur, 7.25 of sulphide of antimony. [Pg.169]

Metalic or Reglua antimony, when finely powdered in an iron mortar is used in making white fire. [Pg.197]

Marshes White Fire for Fans, Take 25 parts gunpowder, 36 zinc filmga, 46 parts sulphur, 93 parte ultra. [Pg.23]


See other pages where White fire is mentioned: [Pg.72]    [Pg.162]    [Pg.35]    [Pg.412]    [Pg.295]    [Pg.428]    [Pg.348]    [Pg.180]    [Pg.458]    [Pg.5]    [Pg.23]    [Pg.29]    [Pg.49]    [Pg.295]    [Pg.161]    [Pg.162]    [Pg.167]    [Pg.167]    [Pg.213]    [Pg.78]    [Pg.78]    [Pg.24]   
See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.61 , Pg.64 , Pg.71 , Pg.118 ]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.61 , Pg.64 , Pg.71 , Pg.118 ]




SEARCH



© 2024 chempedia.info