Name: Red Organic (Bleser KP #1)
Source: David Bleser
| percent | component |
|---|---|
| 70.00% | Potassium Perchlorate |
| 15.00% | Strontium Carbonate |
| 10.00% | Red Gum |
| 4.00% | Dextrin |
| 1.00% | Charcoal (airfloat) |
Screen together well using a 60 mesh screen.
Dampen with water and cut.
Virtually identical to Lancaster KP Red #2 in every way.
Experiments have shown simple substitution of the Strontium Carbonate with other metal carbonates for different colours works fairly well:
8 Sodium Bicarbonate: Yellow
10 Calcium Carbonate: Orange
20 Barium Carbonate: Green
The green is pretty poor, as you would expect without a metal fuel. Some chlorine donor helps the purity of these other colours, but once you've fiddled with it that much you may as well start from scratch with a different composition tuned for the colour you want.