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Practicing Citations

This source provides valid, experimental research that ascertains that char cloth impregnated with boric acid and sodium chloride creates the most effective, adsorbent, micro porous material.

This magazine produces articles on camping, surviving in the wild and savvy hacks for outdoor activities. This source provides a step by step, well explained method with accompanying pictures that lead the reader to make their own char cloth that is written from an un-biased, neutral point of view.

Although this article was written with the purpose to explore the flammability resistance of natural cellulose-based materials for clothing purposes, it also delivers accurate, scientific research into pyrolytic conversion of cellulosic materials also used to make char cloth making it relevant to the Wikipedia article.

It will be useful in the ‘History of Use’ section of the Wikipedia article as it offers direct insight via observation into the uses of fire starters/ tinder used by Indigenous tribes and the introduction of more advanced, though not necessarily superior, European invention to these communities.

A multi-authored, academic paper published by the peer reviewed Pergamon Press, this source investigates the variations of microporous structures of char cloth when different fabric undergo pyrolysis.

Answers to mod 7 Questions


 * Describe your media - Image of a campfire that can be used to make char cloth
 * Is it your own work ? - Yes, it is a photo (taken by me) of a campfire I made while camping
 * What is the file format?- JPEG
 * What license have you chosen?- Most restrictive acceptable license:   : Own work; attribution required for reuse; reusers must share alike; version 4.0 of the Creative Commons CC-BY-SA license
 * What category/gallery will you add it to?- Added to Char cloth and campfire
 * Camp Fire for making Char cloth.jpg will you describe the file?- Campfire for making Char cloth