White Powder | search
Click here to view White Powder news from 60+ newspapers.
Bookmark or Share- Cleaning older mildly corroded buckshot? - Cast BoolitsThe powder is gone and they have a little bit of shine to them now. I tried to take a picture but my camera for some reason seems to want to darken every picture. So in the picture the clean pellets look WAY darker than they do in person. Plus the dirty pellets look darker and the white powder does not shot up in the picture at all.
- Primer/Powder Supply Chain - some good news for a change - Cast BoolitsPrimer/Powder Supply Chain - some good news for a change. The new issue of "Shooting Industry" magazine has an announcement that is encouraging. White River Energetics, located in Des Arc, Arkansas, is going to expand their current primer manufacturing facility and also building a single-base powder manufacturing facility.
- Copper(II) sulfate - Sciencemadness WikiCopper(II) sulfate is a blue crystalline solid as the pentahydrate, as it is most commonly seen, and the anhydrous form is a white to light gray powder. It has a solubility of 31.6 g/100 mL at 0˚C and 203.3 g/100 mL at 100˚C. Dissolution is slow yet exothermic, and solutions of copper(II) sulfate are dark blue. Chemical properties
- Magnesium - Sciencemadness WikiMagnesium is a light, grayish metal. Oxidized pieces are a darker shade of gray, and tend to have a white powder of magnesium oxide on the surface. It has a low melting point of 650 °C, though the metal will ignite in air before it reaches that temperature. Chemical properties
- My homemade Golden powder! - Page 23 - Cast BoolitsSo here, by weight, is my rough approximation. This has NOTHING to do with volume. I have personal experience only with the first five on this list, the remaining three are all guesses. 1.0 is standard black powder. 0.50 Golden Powder 0.60 White (Starch) Powder 0.80 Crimson Powder 0.85 "Grey" powder (Manganese) 1.00 Black Powder 1.05 Pyrodex
More
