This type of firecracker and composition: 1.
Bombs include atomic bombs, sutli bombs and even chains or a series of Seribu crackers chemicals: black powder, also known as pistol powder, which contains charcoal, sulfur and potassium nitrate.
The tight paper tube with a fuse is used to turn on the powder.
Metals: Composition used in firecrackers may have aluminum not or other than charcoal to enlighten the explosion.
2.
Sparklershese includes all fireworks that produce bright light and baths like Anar, Chakri and others.
Chemicals: They include chemicals such as charcoal, sulfur, aluminum perchlorat or barium nitrate.
Metal: Sparkler contains metal such as iron or steel powder.
Also, it is very common for fireworks containing aluminum zinc or magnesium dust to create bright and sparkling sparks.
3.
Edera Fireworkshese includes all rocket types or who shoot in the air and then explode chemicals.
Chemicals: It contains chemicals such as charcoal, sulfur, potassium nitrate.
Metals: Aluminum health hazards Chemicals and metals in Firecrackeruminium: High levels can cause toxicity.
People with kidney problems and parents are more vulnerable.
Effects: Can cause skeleton and neuromuscular problems, regardless of weakness, bone pain, digestive problems, confusion, headaches, heartburn, emotional instability, disturbed sleep.
Sulfur dioxide: Very high level exposure can be from life-threatening effects: can cause heart damage, eyes, hearing, liver and kidneys, abdominal disorders, suffocate and disrupt blood circulation.
Barium: Certain compounds such as barium acetate are a very toxic effect: mild exposure can cause muscle fatigue or weakness, difficulty breathing, changes in blood pressure, numbness, gastrointestinal disorders.
Potassium Nitrate: This can irritate the effects of respiratory tract: can cause shortness of breath, gastric pain and stomach, dizziness, bloody diarrhea, seizures, mental disorders, reddish or eye.
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