What’s a really good deep, vibrant green with barium nitrate

[Bigfatorange]

Whats a really good deep, vibrant green comp with barium nitrate

[Carbon796]

Have you tried Emerald Green ?

[mabuse00]

https://www.amateurpyro.com/forums/topic/12126-brilliant-color-rubber-stars-wo-perch/

 

Slow but bright. I also like Hard Green 5.

[Bigfatorange]

I Have not tried emerald green yet but I will soon I already had that written down with star comps I wanna try but Im looking for one thats not as bright

[Piccaso]

I second emerald green, one of my favorites.

[24pyro97]

i also love the emerald green composition, but i also use this comp but i do not know the name of it

BaNO3- 60

Mg/Al - 15 ( -200 mesh)

parlon - 15

dextrin -10

this is a excellent green IMO

[greenlight]

Thats similar to the rubber star formulas bound with acetone. Do you bind with water because of the additional dextrin?

[BetICouldMake1]

Dextrin only functions as a binder so any time you see it in a formula the composition is designed to be wet with water.

[BiSkittlis]

60% Barium nitrate

15% MgAl

15% Parlon

10% Redgum

+2% Copper oxide (optional)

 

Here is a 4" N1 glitter to green ball shell that I made with this formula:

 

http://pyrobin.com/files/20201231_190843.mp4

 

*Don't look directly at the stars, but kinda to the side of them when they are at their brightest, that's what they look like irl.

 

**If the video buffers too much, download it.

Edited May 6, 2021 by BiSkittlis

[deepakpyro]

https://www.amateurpyro.com/forums/topic/13810-kno3-color-starts/?do=findComment&comment=190840

 

See this.. simple formula