File:Iron III Flame Thermite Reaction.jpg
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English: An iron (III) flame, generated using the thermite reaction. The orange flame is that of the iron, the white is that of burning aluminum used to get the iron into the gas phase.
To be used on the Flame test article. |
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This is a cropped screenshot of a video of the thermite reaction that I made myself, using a digital camcorder. |
| Author | Denver & Rio Grande |
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English: .jpg image of an iron (III) flame, creature using the thermite reaction.
 
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