Red Iron Oxide - Fe2O3 - Natural - 5 Pounds

Red Iron Oxide - Fe2O3 - Natural - 5 Pounds

Q: can this be used to make thermite?

If you're under 30, go to your local Marine recruiter's office and enlist as an 03xx (infrantry), graduate boot camp, then hope there's a real war while you're in. IF there is, you will very likely get lot's of experience with thermite and it's hotter sibling thermate. I know I and many other Marines did in Fallujah, Iraq during '04-'05 - The most fun city to be in during that time as a Marine. We used thermate often to render useless the countless weapons we obtained off of the enemy. Even if you don't get any combat experience, you'll get some practice with it but that's not as fun. Don't stare directly at the thermate, it's like staring into the sun.

Q: Could you tell me if this is the same as red ochre?

Yes, most people would refer to red iron oxide as red ochre

Q: Will this work on hydrangeas to turn blue?

Red iron oxide will not work. To turn hydrangeas blue you will need a soil acidifier (some people use iron sulfate, sulfur, aluminum sulfate, or others). The pH of your soil will have to be lower than 5.5 for them to turn blue.

Q: Can this be used for oilskin ?

I used it to dye muslin and silk. It did not produce as intense a color as I had hoped.

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Brand
Alpha
Item Weight
5.1 Pounds
Molecular weight
40
Item Volume
5 Liters
Package Information
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🌱Natural source

🔬500 mesh (30 microns)

⚙️Versatile applications

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Description

🌟 Elevate Your Projects with Natural Iron Oxide!

BULK BENEFITS - Ideal for large projects and diverse applications.
NATURAL UNIQUE - Slight color variations for a one-of-a-kind touch.
ECO FRIENDLY CHOICE - Sourced from nature, good for the planet!
PRECISION PARTICLE SIZE - Fine 500 mesh for optimal performance.
UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVITY - Perfect for pigments and ceramics!

Red Iron Oxide (Fe2O3) is a natural, versatile pigment and material, perfect for thermite welding, fertilizers, and ceramics. With a fine particle size of 500 mesh, it offers unique color variations and is available in a convenient 5-pound bulk package.

Specifications

Manufacturer	Alpha Chemicals
UPC	725410978380
Part number	5RFe
Item Weight	2.31 kg
Product Dimensions	22.86 x 12.07 x 34.29 cm; 2.31 kg
Item model number	5RFe
Size	5 Pound (Pack of 1)
Material	PE_(Polyethylene)
Item Package Quantity	1
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

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