Fire salts

Fire salts are a type of combustion salt that in their natural state absorb surrounding heat, cooling the surrounding area. Once saturated with heat energy (when the salt reaches 100°C), the mineral takes on its characteristic red hue. The heat energy can be released through pressure.
== Storage ==
Like other combustion salts, fire salts are kept in hermetic jars with an integrated pestle to remove stored energy. Once the salt has dispersed its energy, it will take on a white coloration and can be safely reused.
== Usage ==
White fire salts are commonly used as seasoning to cool off meals or as a way to test the heat (thermometers). Red fire salts are used to quickly heat up water (for cooking and bathing)
Category:Combustion Salts
Category:Short articles
Category:Pages with red links
Category:Unfinished articles
Category:Materials
Category:Power Sources