The Chemistry of Fireworks - An Overview

The Chemistry of Fireworks - An OverviewThe Chemistry of Fireworks, which I read about in a magazine as a teenager, was my introduction to the fun and excitement of exploding fireworks and other fireworks displays. At that time I had no idea of the much history behind the various types of fireworks and their many different uses. I also didn't know much about the chemicals and the science behind them. The Chemical reactions that went into making the fireworks were a new part of my knowledge.As an adult I now follow the lessons of Michael Robert's book 'The Chemistry of Fireworks' with much interest. The book is basically a compilation of various topics that are covered throughout the book. Each chapter covers a specific aspect of fireworks and is broken down into the basic and advanced concepts of fireworks and their chemistry.The book also brings together interesting histories of the chemistry of fireworks and how they were used for entertainment during several different periods in h istory. Examples of the chapters include the history of fireworks used in ancient China and the Persian Empire. Other chapters include other periods and even other countries.There are also sections on the chemistry of fireworks and why they might be used. These sections are divided up between those who use fireworks as a hobby and those who use fireworks as a business. There are even sections in the book that discuss how other aspects of fireworks are used, such as sparklers, and why they might be used.The advanced section also includes a discussion of some of the more advanced fireworks that people might use. These are grouped according to their use. Some of the more popular ones that you might consider using include air bombs, water jets, shooting stars, tiki torches, and torches. The most popular of these might be used for entertainment or as a sport.Advanced fireworks also have several interesting features. They use oxygen to produce an explosion. In addition, they use sulfur in order to ignite the fuse so that it will ignite the powder. The firecrackers also have a ball on them, which is used to catch the fireworks as they explode.There are even sections on the different types of fireworks available and how to select the best type for your needs. It also explains how people who use fireworks learn the art and science of the science of fireworks. The book covers how the use of the proper materials is important when using them.The Chemistry of Fireworks really is a great book. It provides a great overview of how these fireworks work and what their chemistry is like. This is something that I found is often not explained very well, but with this book it was explained in a way that anyone can understand and appreciate.