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…was. The airlines also weren’t required to report the materials that were installed. This problem was not corrected until 1991, after Pan Am flight 811 had an electrical fire in the cabin. Three people received severe burns, while many others inhaled smoke and poisonous…

…; the colors add the life to the firework. In order for the colors to work properly they need an oxidizer. The most common oxidizer is potassium perchlorate[KClO(4)].(skylighter) The potassium chlorate is also a common oxidizer in many colored smokes and flames…

…everyone's safety, students need to be aware of their own roles in regard to fire safety regulations. Smoking, possession of candles, and incense are serious causes of fires and students need to obey the rules. Another hazardous practice that most students…

…and his three assistants then count the votes. After they are counted the ballots are all burned together to give off smoke. This smoke is white if a new Pope has been elected, and black if not. For one to be elected Pope, any Cardinal must receive more than…

…powder form called cocaine hydrochloride. Cocaine can be inhaled, injected, or converted to crack for smoking. At low doses (roughly 50 mg) it increases alertness, energy and produces a feeling of euphoria that lasts from a few minutes to an hour…

…they could fire and remain undetected unlike the soldiers with their smoking guns. Towards the end of this short-lived battle, it is said that the soldiers began to take their own lives by shooting themselves with their revolvers. Indians conclude…

…which were the hardest for me to cope with throughout my adolescence. Every adolescent faces peer pressure in positive or negative ways. Unfortunately most peer pressure is negative, for example almost every person who smokes started smoking because…

…out. Teenage years are the years when most people try drinking and smoking. Advertisement just makes more kids try drinking and smoking. The companies might not try to attract young people, but they have eyes to. Beer companies alone spend over 6oo…

…as men did. Women took up smoking, embraced their sexuality, equality of opportunity and, therefore, freedom of attire. Many woman mistakenly felt that to work as successfully at a job as men did, they must appear to be masculine or, at least, un-feminine…

…source of currency inside the camp. As a result, paper currency had no value although it was tried inside the camp for a short time, but soon lost out to cigarettes. P.O.W.’s were given a certain ration of cigarettes a week. The prisoners could either smoke…