What are glowsticks used for? What is the material of the glow stick made of?

Light sticks can be used in weddings, night fishing, entertainment, outdoor, military, engineering construction, underwater operations, etc.

The shape of the glow stick is mostly strip-shaped, the outer layer is packaged in polyethylene (plastic), and the built-in glass tube is interlayered, and the liquid inside and outside the layer is peroxide and ester compounds respectively, and the glass is broken by hitting, bending, rubbing, etc., causing the reaction of the two compounds to cause the fluorescent dye to shine. Two of these compounds are peroxides and esters, which are struck or bent to transmit the energy of the reaction to the fluorescent material, which then fluoresces by the fuel.

At present, a glass tube interlayer is usually placed in the common glow stick on the market, this glass interlayer is very thin, and the inside and outside of the interlayer are isolated from peroxides and esters, and when people use the light stick, they either wave, bend, or lightly hit, and then the two compounds react to make the fluorescent dye glow.

How to use: The glow stick is composed of two parts, a plastic tube and a glass tube filled with different liquids, when using, bend the glow stick gently, break the glass tube in the plastic tube, and shake it gently to make the two liquids fully mixed to achieve the best luminous effect.

Note: The liquid in the glow stick is not edible and has some adhesion. If it leaks, it is easy to contaminate clothes, furniture, etc., if the above conditions occur, they must be cleaned in time; If the liquid in the glow stick gets into your eyes, wash it off with water or seek medical attention.

Therefore, it is strictly forbidden to break the plastic tube of the glow stick with a knife or scissors; It is strictly forbidden to twist the glow stick to prevent the liquid in the glow stick from leaking.

Transportation and storage: During the transportation and storage of glow sticks, they should be exposed to high temperatures and gravity or dropped. In order not to affect the luminescence time and brightness of the glow stick, and to avoid breaking the glass tube in the light stick, the light stick will glow prematurely and cause the light stick to fail.

To sum up, the luminous principle of the glow stick is very simple, easy to use, and widely used, but its liquid is inedible and contaminated to a certain danger, so it must avoid exposure to the sun and gravity in the usual use and transportation and preservation, and use it safely.

It is mainly used to create an atmosphere for various large and small concerts, banquets and festival parties. It can also be used as a special light source for toys, decoration, military lighting, marine lifesaving, night sign signals, and fishing.

The glow stick is an outer layer of polyethylene packaging, a glass tube interlayer inside, the inner and outer liquids of the interlayer are peroxide and ester compounds, and the glass is broken by bending, beating, rubbing, etc., causing the reaction of the two compounds to cause the fluorescent dye to glow, and the general use time is about 1-4.

It is made up of a combination of peroxides, esters and fluorescent dyes, and most glow sticks do not cause much harm to our human body.

It is mainly luciferin and luciferase, which are made by mixing these two things together, so it will produce the effect of fluorescence.

It is made by combining some luciferin and luciferase, and a small amount of oxygen is added to it, and it is made of a glass tube.

Glow sticks can be bought at amusement parks, shops, etc. Here's an introduction to glowsticks:

1. Characteristics of glow sticks.

The light stick, the shape is mostly strip-shaped, the outer layer is packaged with polyethylene (plastic), and the built-in glass tube is interlayered, and the liquid inside and outside the interlayer is peroxide and ester compounds respectively, and the glass is broken by bending, hitting, rubbing, etc., causing the reaction of the two compounds to cause the fluorescent dye to shine.

2. Luminescence principle.

The chemicals in glowsticks are mainly composed of three substances: peroxides, esters, and fluorescent dyes. To put it simply, the principle of glow stick luminescence is that peroxides and esters react, and the energy after the reaction is transferred to the fluorescent dye, which then fluoresces.

In 2018, a glass tube interlayer was usually placed in the common glow sticks on the market, and the peroxide and ester compounds were isolated inside and outside, and the two compounds reacted to make the fluorescent dye glow.

3. How to use.

The glow stick is composed of two parts, a plastic tube and a glass tube filled with different liquids, when using, bend the light stick gently, break the glass tube in the plastic tube, and shake it gently to make the two liquids fully mixed to achieve the best luminous effect.

Applications. Glow sticks are non-toxic, harmless, and widely used luminescent products (but dimethyl phthalate and dibutyl phthalate are less toxic). It can be used in various large and small concerts, banquets, festivals, etc. It can also be used as a special light source for toys, decoration, military lighting, marine lifesaving, night sign signals and fishing, which is generally welcomed.