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colored energetics of the rainbow
For instance
Purple
tetramine nickel perchlorate
Blue
Tetramine copper nitrate
Green
Copper azidotetrazolate
Yellow??
Orange??
Brown
chromium(IV) triammine diperoxide
Red
Nickel Bis(Aminoguanidine)perchlorate
White
Silver acetylide double salt (sads)
Black
Silver nitride
[Edited on 12-3-2017 by symboom]
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Yellow - Tetryl
orange - Tetrasulfur tetranitride
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I'm not sure that pure tetryl is coloured. I'd go for picric acid or a pictrate.
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I would have to agree that trinitrophenol would be good a choice for yellow. I still have a stain in my carpet that is bright yellow after 2 years
from when I spilt a small amount of wet TNP carrying it through the house.
Maybe orange could be styphnic acid. I have seen pictures of quite orange samples.
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![tetryl.PNG - 31kB tetryl.PNG - 31kB](http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/files.php?pid=477491&aid=58046)
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Even harder challenge would be a list with only metal salts or complex salts
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TNT can be many colours depending on the isomer.
Tetryl i have made is very pale yellow.
lead styphnate i have made was a vibrant orange. it can vary in colour depending on the way it was made.
say DDNP is an olive brown.
copper azide is a rusty brown.
tri basic copper azide was green.
NHN is lavender purple.
CoHN was a salmon pink.
my lead azide is a beige white.
There are many metal azides of varying colour.
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rainbow on anvil
Last answer mixing all together and bang on the anvil. You will see all colors together in 3 milisecond. ..... ....LL
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