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Blue light agent

Blue light agent is an artificial synthetic agent used in fireworks for effects such as blue burst beads and blue flames
  • Commodity name: Blue light agent

Product Classification:

  • Product Description
  • Inspection Report of National Fireworks Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Center
    No:WAY20240412
    Sample (product) name blue light agent Trademark /
    Specifications and models /
    Sample (product) grade / Sample (product) category /
    Quality Grade / Appearance and Status Black Powder
    Distributor (person) / Address of Distributor (Person) /
    Number of samples 200g Base number of sample (product) /
    Production date / Sample collection (sampling) location National Flower Inspection Center
    Sample arrival date 2024/3/19 Sending (drawing) sample personnel Tao Li
    Inspection Date 2024/3/21 Inspection environment Natural Environment
    Inspection and judgment basis GB/T 21242-2019 Qualitative Test Method for Prohibited and Restricted Agents of Fireworks and Firecrackers
    Inspection Items HCB qualitative Unit of measurement /
    Measured results Not Checked Out Single Conclusion /
    Ingredients Content (%)
    copper oxide ≧ 40
    Sulfur ≧ 30
    chlorinated paraffin ≤10
    Rice noodles ≤10
    chlorinated paraffin ≧ 10
    Description of use Blue light agent in fireworks for blue light bright beads, drug column, point tail

     

     

     

Key words:

Firecrackers, fireworks, chemical raw material production, chemical raw material storage

FAQ


Oxidant stability and safety issues

Easy to decompose: Many oxidants are easy to decompose when heated, damp, exposed to light or in contact with other substances, generating heat, gas and even causing an explosion. For example, hydrogen peroxide, hypochlorous acid, etc. will spontaneously decompose under certain conditions, release oxygen, and increase the risk of explosion.
Explosive: some oxidants such as chlorates, nitrates and organic peroxides, etc., after friction, impact, vibration, etc., can easily cause explosion. Therefore, special care is required during storage, transportation and use.
Toxicity and corrosiveness: Some oxidants such as bromine pentafluoride are toxic and pose a threat to human health. At the same time, they may also be corrosive to materials such as metals and damage equipment or containers.

Oxidant reactivity issues

Strong oxidation: oxidant has strong oxidation, can react violently with a variety of substances, and even cause combustion or explosion. For example, they can react violently with inflammables, organics, reducing agents, etc., generating large amounts of heat and gas.
Violent reaction with acid: most oxidants will react violently with acid and even explode. Such as potassium chlorate, benzoyl peroxide, etc. in case of sulfuric acid that explosion. Therefore, these oxidizing agents must avoid contact with acids or alkalis during storage and use.
metathesis reaction: a metathesis reaction may occur between oxidants, resulting in high temperature, combustion and even explosion. For example, nitrite reacts violently when it encounters a stronger oxidant than it.

Oxidant storage and transportation issues

Strict storage requirements: The oxidant needs to be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight and high temperature environment. At the same time, different varieties of oxidants should be stored in stacks, and it is strictly prohibited to mix organic combustibles.
High transportation risk: During transportation, the oxidant needs to be especially careful to avoid vibration, friction and impact. At the same time, it is necessary to select appropriate packaging materials and transportation methods to ensure safe transportation.

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