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Smoke Bombs - Environment Friendly Fireworks
What are they?
Simply stated, smoke bombs are fireworks that produce a minimum of sparkle and a whole lot of smoke. The smoke can be sky blue, dark blue, yellow, green, purple, red orange or any combination of those colors.
There are three main shapes that these fireworks are made into. They can be shaped like balls made of clay or cardboard. The smoke-producing substance is inside the sphere. The smoke candle, on the other hand, features a cylindrical structure made of cardboard or any other suitable material. The substance used to generate smoke is within the candle-shaped structure and the smoke is emitted from an opening on top.
What are they made of?
Smoke bombs are, like its more dangerous cousins, made from a mixture of oxidant, and fuel. Usually, the oxidant used for them is potassium nitrate with chemical formula KNO3. The three oxygen atoms of this compound make it an ideal oxygen donor. The potassium nitrate is ignited in the presence of sugar. To prevent an excessive production of heat, some sodium bicarbonate is added to the mixture.
The chemical reaction involves the release of the three oxygen atoms from KCLO3. These combine with the carbon atoms in the sugar to produce potassium carbonate (K2CO3), CO2, chlorine and water. In the process, combustion is produced. The combustion is not strong enough to produce a considerable amount of fire, unlike gunpowder. Instead, smoke is emitted. By adding organic (note!) dyes, the smoke, which is white in its pure state can be made to assume many colors or color combinations.
The components and by products are not hazardous if used with discretion
Potassium nitrate is not the principal component for making gunpowder for which the chlorate of potassium is normally used. The nitrate is normally present in minute quantities in our food. Excessive exposure to the element can cause itching so if you are making the bomb powder at home, don’t put the nitrate in your mouth.
Potassium nitrate is not flammable but it can oxidize other substances and cause rusting and other signs related to oxidation. The use of the nitrate for smoke bombs poses no immediate and acute danger for people.
The byproducts of the reaction are also quite harmless. Potassium carbonate is used for glazing porcelain and softening water among other things. Naturally, because of the carbon dioxide, these pyrotechnics, like all other forms of smoke can be unhealthy when used without discretion. But since the smoke from these bombs is not really that thick and does not float in concentrated quantities, they present little danger for contributing to global heating.
Practical uses
Smoke bombs have many different uses. Some people use them to set the mood of a celebration with the right colors of smoke and as a complement for dazzling fireworks. The military uses a specially developed smoke bomb for camouflage. It is extensively used in airsoft and paintball games. Some bombs can be used in theatrical presentations to provide authenticity for certain scenes.
DIY as opposed to purchasing the ingredients
Although mixes used for smoke bombs may be made at home if one has the proper ingredients, it might be a better idea to purchase it from a store of good reputation. The process has its own share of risk, however little. Just make sure you do so based on the recommendation of a good friend. That way, you know the material will work as expected.
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