Henrik
2003-11-13 11:24:56 UTC
I would like to build some blue go-getters, but all the formulas I can find
contains saran resin which I don't have in stock and can't get in time for
when I plan to use the go-getters.
I found below formula which I have been told produce a nice bright blue.
I first assumed the saran resin was simply a chlorine donor or a binder, but
since the formula already contains quite a lot of parlon which should do
those two jobs fine, I don't really see the need for the saran resin?.
I saw an earlier discussion about saran vs. parlon, but since the formulas I
have been looking at both contains parlon and saran resin, the earlier trend
didn't really answer this question.
Could I simply leave the saran resin out of the formula (would it loose it's
strength/integrity) or could I possibly substitute it with say PVC which
should both acts as a chlorine donor and a binder ?
50 Ammonium Perchlorate
20 Parlon
15 Copper(II) Carbonate
10 Aluminum
5 Saran Resin
Appreciate your comments.
Henrik
contains saran resin which I don't have in stock and can't get in time for
when I plan to use the go-getters.
I found below formula which I have been told produce a nice bright blue.
I first assumed the saran resin was simply a chlorine donor or a binder, but
since the formula already contains quite a lot of parlon which should do
those two jobs fine, I don't really see the need for the saran resin?.
I saw an earlier discussion about saran vs. parlon, but since the formulas I
have been looking at both contains parlon and saran resin, the earlier trend
didn't really answer this question.
Could I simply leave the saran resin out of the formula (would it loose it's
strength/integrity) or could I possibly substitute it with say PVC which
should both acts as a chlorine donor and a binder ?
50 Ammonium Perchlorate
20 Parlon
15 Copper(II) Carbonate
10 Aluminum
5 Saran Resin
Appreciate your comments.
Henrik