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Fireworks (Parts of a firework (Fuse (Starts the main part of the firework…

- - - - Made to ensure that fireworks do not cause any damage/fire
        
        Leads the firework to fire in a straight line
  - - - Ignites other, smaller sparks that make the unique part of the fireworks explode later
  - - - Made out of tightly packed gunpowder
        
        15 percent charcoal
        
        10 percent sulfur
        
        75 percent potassium
      - Modern fireworks use other mixtures
        
        Sulfur less power with KNO3
  - - - One or more effects packed into separate compartments
        
        firing off in sequence
        
        Ignited by the main fuse
        
        Can either create a sequence of explosions called stars
        
        Or shoot mini explosions all over the place
  - - - In the shape of a cone to ensure aerodynamics
      - Many fireworks simply have a blunt end
- - - - This causes the firework to go up
  - - - Potassium Nitrates and Charcoal and Sulfur Combine
        
        This causes combustion
  - - - This firework eliminates the use of black gunpowder, which carbon a part of
- - - - Acid Rain
      - Global Dimming
    - - NFL player Jason Pierre Paul lost fingers in a firework related explosion