A BIT OF HISTORY
Yes, it’s true, in the past the elements used for the spectacular smoke trails left in the skies by planes were a compound based on chlorosulfonic acid and sulfuric acid, in particular in the execution of certain maneuvers, such as the representation of the “bomb”, the pilots had to have great skill, coordination and experience to calculate the humidity rate of the air (being a hygroscopic compound, higher than average humidity caused a higher density) and the knots of wind, to avoid the compound coming into contact with the spectators present, causing irritation of the mucous membranes of the eyes and respiratory tract but… yes there is a big BUT because times have changed.