What substance is responsible for the sparks in the sparkler and why?
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Why don’t you just go. There is a concrete statement, directly from the manufacturer to demand. I know, but I refuse to share it with you
Okay many thanks to this comment has kept me pretty much
In a mixture, almost all substances are ‘responsible’. If you leave them, it won’t work.
The sparks are iron chips, aluminum and a nitrate ensure the correct temperature, strength acts as an adhesive, water, so that everything can be mixed well.
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