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#1
 2002-08-19, 23:00 |
draggo 
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 potassium perchlorate
Where can I find this? I've looked in the forum on that chem list but it's not on there. I need some for flash powder, also can German dark powder be bought at a hardware store?
[This message has been edited by draggo (edited 08-19-2002).]
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#2
2002-08-20, 00:10 |
6C
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Re: potassium perchlorate
Can German Dark aluminum powder be bought at the hardware store? Hehehehe, no. The only place I know where you can get aluminum powder and pp is from pyro suppliers. I recomend www.unitednuclear.com
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2002-08-20, 01:32 |
NickSG
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Re: potassium perchlorate
United Nuclear is good if you are under 18. Otherwise, it would be much cheaper to buy from skylighter. It is 22 dollars a pound at Skylighter, compared to 45 dollars a pound at UN. You can find aluminum at a paint/hardware store. It is spherical, and that is not that good with flash. The easiest way to get it is to grind it down with a bench grinder.
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#4
2002-08-20, 10:26 |
static_firefly
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Re: potassium perchlorate
Iv never found Al at a hardwear store. Where is it and how do u get it from spray paint
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#5
2002-08-20, 10:34 |
Zero the Inestimable
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Re: potassium perchlorate
Aluminum powder is available as radiator sealant, as well.
~Zero the Inestimable
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#6
2002-08-20, 16:15 |
draggo
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Re: potassium perchlorate
Okay, what about Potassium chlorate?
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#7
2002-08-21, 02:13 |
EXPLOSIVE805
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Re: potassium perchlorate
www.pyrotek.org
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