Sentence examples for fire potassium from inspiring English sources

For coloured fire, potassium chlorate or potassium perchlorate is combined with a metal salt that determines the colour.

"It's an old, chemical stunt – you just have to fire some potassium nitrate to a certain height, a yellow powder dissolved in nitric acid and alkalis.

When the nerve "fires", sodium and potassium channels open up to allow sodium ions to flow in and potassium ions out of the cell.

The authors studied firing of action potentials, potassium currents and spontaneous synaptic activities.

After the 2007 financial crisis, which just keeps on keeping on, I was one of many people to decide that I was so disgusted by the mainstream banks, that I'd switch to a sustainable alternative, the Co-op, which as we now know is about as sustainable as the mixture of sulphur, charcoal, potassium nitrate and fire.

Here we judge that putting the potassium salts in the fire caused the purple flame, which in turn caused the flammable material to ignite.

The methodology is applied to a coal fired power station combined with potassium carbonate based solvent absorption.

But it seems implausible to judge that putting the potassium salts in the fire caused the flammable material to ignite.

These agents deprive the fire of oxygen and cool the potassium metal.

Although we always stopped data analysis after KCl treatment (because KCl would disrupt firing patterns), we could include the preceding 30-min of inactivity as data if the high potassium treatment successfully elicited firing.

A positive modulator of calcium-activated potassium channels restores regular firing and ameliorates ataxic symptoms in these models, indicating that the pattern as well as the rate of PC firing likely impact motor coordination.