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QuestionWhat bonding agent is used in this? What different chemicals does it contain?
Community AnswerYou can use a tablespoon of glycerin for the bonding agent. -
QuestionDo I need to "cook" or heat up the mixture?
Community AnswerIt should be cooked until the mixture has the consistency and color of peanut butter. -
QuestionWill the flare shoot into the air?
Community AnswerNot unless you put a propellant below it. -
QuestionCan I do method 2 on a regular stove?
Community AnswerIt is better to do it outside so the fumes don't affect you. The fumes can make you sick or even impair you mentally. -
QuestionIn the first method, how many grams do I need?
Community AnswerThe nitrate (potassium, sodium) to sugar is roughly 2:1, so 7 grams of sugar to 13 grams nitrate is best. -
QuestionWhat happens if I don't add the bonding agent?
Arfa Hikamy AlvarezCommunity AnswerWithout the bonding agent, the flare could become crumbly and not suitable for use. It may also spit flames and burning flare material. -
QuestionDoes the signal flare described in this article launch into the air?
(prefer not to say)Community AnswerNo, the basic signal flare discussed in this article does not launch into the air. If you add a propellant to make it shoot upwards, it would then be considered a firework.
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