What does a pyrotechnician do?
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Works with fireworks, putting on shows and stuff
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striking rocks to light a spark=fire=light\n\nor you keep twisting a stick on a rock until it burns then you put the burned stick onto a handful of soft hay. after, you breathe on it lightly since the CO2 from your breath with make the fire/spark grow into a fire
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It's called "Firecrotch" and it is hot.
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Fire is supposed to be a plasma and/or energy. It goes up because the expanded gasses in the flame "weigh" less than cool air (like a hot air baloon). It doesnt have a shape. it adapts to the shape of the container. It looks like a drop because of the hot air "pulling" it up.
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Think about it...... How quickly will it catch & burn?   How Furiously will it burn?  Is it so reactive it can explode? \nWill dust explode ?\nYupper ... good stuff to know when your crawling into a smoke filled area  ... knowing what materials are burning and how fast the burn is handy to have.
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haha... i have no idea... but it sounds fun........ i am NOT a pyro
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Greek fire (also called Byzantine fire, wildfire and liquid fire, Greek Υγρό Πυρ, igró pir) was a weapon used by the Byzantine Empire, said to have been invented by a Syrian Christian refugee named Kallinikos (Callinicus) of Heliopolis (Syria), probably about 673.\nThe ingredients, process of manufacture and usage were a very carefully guarded military secret, so secret it remains a source of speculation to this day. Speculations include:\n\n    * naptha, niter, sulfur\n    * petroleum, quicklime, sulfur\nThese ingredients were apparently heated in a cauldron, and then pumped out through a siphon or large syringe, known as a siphonarios mounted on the bow of the ship. It could also be used in hand grenades, made of earthenware vessels. If a pyrophoric reaction was involved, perhaps these grenades contained chambers for the fluids, which mixed and ignited when the vessel broke on impact with the target.
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after you burn its suppose to do it automaticly.\nmine does.
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oh that is actually the name of a makeshift bomb or grenade. it is made by using any bottle of alchohol and sticking a scarf or some other cloth in the opening of the bottle. you then light the cloth on fire and throw the bottle of alchohol. when the bottle hits whatever you throw it at the glass breaks and the alchohol goes everywhere on fire, making a pretty effective bomb for pretty cheap. there you go buddy, thats a molotov cocktail. the weapon of choice of the cheap revolutionary...
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practice as to what they should do when there will be a fire
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Flame thrower.Be care full not to fart at the same time.
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Pyrometallurgy includes Roasting, which is the heating of ores in air or heating it with a reducing agent such as carbon (coke) or carbon monoxide. Pyrometallurgy is the oldest extractive process.\n\nPyro means Heat.
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Pyro, he can take control of the human torch and turn his flame on the other three. pryo can also put out the torch.
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The theory of the pneumatic pyrometer, in which gas temperature is determined from density measurements, is outlined and the design and characteristics of a small instrument are reported. Calibration curves covering a wide temperature range (200 to 1550° C) are given and the use of the instrument is described. :-)
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Mg burns with a white flame, but so does Al.  If you've ever set off a firecracker, you've noticed it makes a white flash.  The explosive used in firecrackers is a mixture of KClO4 and powdered Al.  Zr also burns with a white flame, and is used in pyrotechnic mixures to make white sparks.  And I'm sure there are others.
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Fireworks are not true explosives.  They deflagrate rather than detonate.  The stars just burn.\n\nSome examples:\nFlash Powder\nBlackpowder of varying formulas and grain sizes.\nKP\nWhistle Mix
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WHAT  are you planning on an EXPLOSION