is there an nfpa standard on fire helmet colors? please help.\n(color=rank)
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no, there is not, but there is on the reflective decals. The helmets come with the required decals when purchased.
668657
In High school your visor must be 100% clear no colors of any kinda, I know how u feel (there plain). Reason: if you get injured you may need to be checked if concious because they CANT move your head in case of broken neck etc. so they need to check if your concious without having to remove your helmet.
641467
Louis Garneau used to have 10% recycled materials in his helmets, Not sure about nowadays but won t hurt to check into them.\n\nheres a cool one>http://www.nytro.com/product_p/22044.htm
334684
I have a lot of friends who are white, black, asian, purple, polka-dotted and striped.\n\nWhat's your point?  \n\nAnd .... does your WIFE know you're posting this request?
638048
Red, black, white and blue. Avoid tons of graphics on one slide as people will have no idea WTF they're looking at. Also avoid reading straight off the slide as you will cause a condition known as "Death by Power Point".
322378
haha man, ur pretty weird. U sent out a link for the color thing on someones thing earlier, and i clikced it . i think i commented. then, just a few seconds ago, i came up with the same link. haha. thats pretty funny. yea i tried something like htat once, tellin people to comment, and i actually got 32 comments before yahho! deleted it. lol. you have better luck than i! well, i hope u read this and comment me back on one of my questions :] \n\npeace
407278
The nitrate ion is a good oxidizer, meaning it is reduced and the other species it reacts with is oxidized. The flame test is color dependent on the oxidation state (or number of electrons) present in the metal you are analyzing. So I would imagine that if you were analyzing something like the copper (I) cation in the flame, the color would change due to the fact that the nitrate ion is causing another oxidized copper species to be produced, such as copper (II), which has a blue color. Hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions!
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Red makes great helmets. If they fit right and feel comfortable I would totally recommend them. The only difference between the Shaun White Trace and the regular Trace is Shaun White's name. They are exactly the same.\n\nI didn't know that 661 or Arnette made helmets so I can't really comment on those. You said those were your only choices but, just in case you see them, I really like Giro and the new Smith helmets this year in addition to the Red helmets.
405447
well you first need to find out the temp and pressure at stp. This is a constant, check your text for it. Then put it in the fmla with the other values and u are good 2 go.
75467
And you also may take a look in here ->> http://www.melbpc.org.au/pcupdate/2112/2112article3.htm\n Also, some help in colors , here: ->>http://www.returnofdesign.com/colors/
20280
WOW, BETWEEN THIS AND PULLING YOUR OWN TEETH, COOKING FOR THAT GIRL WONT BE A BIG DEAL. IS THE ARES DISCOLORED? I KNOW THEY HAVE THAT BLEACHING CREAM TO EVEN OUT COLORS SO MAYBE THAT WILL HELP. SORRY I DONT KNOW ANY MORE THAN THAT. TAKE CARE.
667098
http://www.colormatters.com/colortheory.html\n\nthis site should help you
217613
You can get a infrared thermometer. just point it at the flame and it will tell you the temperature. it will also show you the differences when you move to diff rent colors in the flame.. blue being hotter than the yellow.. i bought one on line for 39 dollars from eBay i think
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Pine cones will create some nice colours in the flames.\n\nYou can treat dry pine cones to produce various colours of flames.  Most of these ingredients can be found in the laundrey section of your grocery store or farm supply stores.\n\nBorax = yellow/green\ncopper sulfate = green/blue\ncalcium sulfate ( epson salts ) = white\nCalcium cloride ( pure only , a bleaching compound ) = blue\n3 parts potassium sulfate/ 1 part potassium nitrate = violet\npotasium  cloride = purple\n\nChoose one colour...do not mix colours\nDisolve as much of the colour as possible in a bucket as you can.  ( typically 1/2 pound of colourant to a gallon of water.)\nMix well\nToss in clean dry pinecones and soak overnight.\nRemove and spread on newspaper for at least 72 hours to dry.\n\nToss in your fire and enjoy the colours.\n\nYou can also achieve the same results by dipping pinecones in parrafin wax and sprinkling with the powdered colourants while the wax is still wet.
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Most schools have websites, and if they have a division 1 sports program then there should be media guide on the website of their athletic team.\n\nAlso, you can eliminate a color easily using Microsoft Photo Editor or pretty much any advanced photo software, so if the backround color does not appear in the logo, just nuke it out.
519385
I don't know that there is one color in particular and it all depends on the guy, but try a charcoal gray, baby blue, or forest green.
383132
I agree with the other poster. Why would a SSG not know this? Or at least know where to find the info? I am a retired SSG, and, man, you're making us NCO's look bad.