A man accused of making and attempting to use improvised explosive devices in Manhattan is facing multiple charges, according ...

Therapy with potassium perchlorate, 125 mg. orally every 6 hours, was begun on October 17, but because of dyspepsia and vomiting, which developed after 3 days, sodium perchlorate, 250 mg. every 6 ...

Let's first look at why potassium perchlorate can be dangerous with the help of an article from Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN) (Volume 86, Number 26, Pages 14-18).

Roman candles and roadside flares typically use potassium perchlorate to speed up the fuel-burning process that drives them. As they burn, they should consume most of the perchlorate, ...

The 2013 recipe for black smoke consists of a mix of potassium perchlorate, anthracene and sulfur. In this reaction, potassium perchlorate is the oxygen-rich oxidizer, a role it frequently serves ...

Potassium Perchlorate is solid used in Explosives, flares, and rocket propellants Photography, as a medicine, and as an agent for automobile safety airbags NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, December 6 ...

Officers found 10 pounds of potassium perchlorate, as well as potassium nitrate, batteries, powdered sugar and Vaseline in Dodson’s car, according to court records. They also discovered ear and ...

Black smoke is made by burning potassium perchlorate, anthracene, and sulphur, mimicking the effect of old-fashioned gunpowder but with a modern twist.

Toxic Earth. When combined with potassium, perchlorate is used as an ingredient in fireworks and, when combined with ammonium, as an ingredient in rocket fuel.But it also occurs naturally, in ...

Download PDF. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) proposed in a June 26th Federal Register Notice Safe Drinking Water Act (‘SDWA”) standards for perchlorate.