The Chemistry of Fireworks
Michael S. Russell (Author)
Annotation Explores the chemistry and physics behind the art of pyrotechnics. Theory of fireworks is discussed in terms of well-known scientific concepts. Chapters cover history and characteristics of gunpowder, principles behind each of the most popular firework types, special effects, firework safety for private use and displays, and firework legislation. Includes a few b & w photos
eBook, English, March 2000
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Royal Society of Chemistry, The Springer [distributor], Cambridge, Secaucus, March 2000
College Audience
xviii + 118 pages illustrations 22.000 x 14.000 cm
9780854045983, 0854045988
466168520
Historical Introduction; The Characteristics of Black Powder; Rockets; Mines and Shells; Fountains; Sparklers; Bangers; Roman Candles; Gerbs and Wheels; Special Effects; Fireworks Safety; Fireworks Legislation; Subject Index.
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