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In a firework where does the reaction take place?
in the fireworks tube
What name is given to the firework that consists of a tube sending out a shower of sparks and a succession of coloured balls of fire?
The firework that consists of a tube sending out a shower of sparks and a succession of colored balls of fire is commonly called a "Roman candle."
Whats inside a firework?
fireworks normally consist of a fuel that burns (such as charcoal), a colorant that colors the fire (like strontium) and an oxidizer that makes everything burn faster (such as potassium nitrate). the colorant can be skipped if no color is desired. this is a very simplified version. depending on what you want the firework to do different chemicals need to be added in different ways to produce different effects. hope this helps.
How many shells are in a holy cow artillery firework?
12 Shells and 1 Mortar Tube
What is the packed orange stuff at the bottom of a firework?
Clay. This prevents the flame from coming out of the tube on that end.
In a firework where does the reaction take place?
in the fireworks tube
What is the difference between a test tube and an Erlenmeyer flask?
What is a shape of a clarinet?
The clarinet has the shape of a cylindrical tube.
What is draw tube in microscope?
it is the cylindrical structure which is used to support the eyepiece. it is the cylindrical structure which is used to support the eyepiece.
What does a bushing do?
A simple sleeve or cylindrical tube works like a bearing.
What name is given to the firework that consists of a tube sending out a shower of sparks and a succession of coloured balls of fire?
The firework that consists of a tube sending out a shower of sparks and a succession of colored balls of fire is commonly called a "Roman candle."
Whats inside a firework?
fireworks normally consist of a fuel that burns (such as charcoal), a colorant that colors the fire (like strontium) and an oxidizer that makes everything burn faster (such as potassium nitrate). the colorant can be skipped if no color is desired. this is a very simplified version. depending on what you want the firework to do different chemicals need to be added in different ways to produce different effects. hope this helps.
How many shells are in a holy cow artillery firework?
12 Shells and 1 Mortar Tube
What is the packed orange stuff at the bottom of a firework?
Clay. This prevents the flame from coming out of the tube on that end.
What does Funnel mean?
A funnel is a cylindrical tube, often with a wide end and a narrow end.
What are the component parts of fireworks?
AnswerA firework often has two ingredients: gunpowder and a colouring agent.Gunpowder is a mxture of charcoal, sulfur and potassium nitrate. This includes the elements carbon and sulfur (in elemental form), as well as potassium as ions and nitrogen and oxygen in a radical compound. Together, they create the explosion and release of energy that spreads the colouring agent and makes it brighter.For colour, different elements are used to give each colour. They include many metals, as these give the brightest and widest range of colours and are stable enough to be kept in the firework until used. A list of them can be found at the related links. The purpose of the colouring agent is quite simply to make it coloured.
What is definition of tube?
A tube is a hollow, usually cylindrical body of metal, glass, rubber, or other material, used especially for conveying or containing liquids or gases.
