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  • | OtherCompounds = [[Ammonium permanganate]]<br>[[Potassium permanganate]]<br>[[Barium permangnate]] ...nly encountered as monohydrate. It is closely related to the more common [[potassium permanganate]], though it's not as often encountered.
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  • | style="text-align:center;"| [[Acetone peroxide]] ...enter;"| 31% [[Ammonium nitrate|AN]] + 40% [[Trinitrotoluene|TNT]] + 20% [[Potassium nitrate]] + 9% [[RDX]]
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  • ..., consisting of the chemical elements [[lithium]] (Li), [[sodium]] (Na), [[potassium]] (K), [[rubidium]] (Rb), [[caesium]] (Cs) and francium (Fr). ===Potassium===
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  • ...uch as organic peroxides ([[acetone peroxide|TATP]], [[Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide|MEKP]], [[Hexamethylene triperoxide diamine|HMTD]]) can be used, though the
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  • *[[Chromium(VI) oxide peroxide]] *[[Potassium dichromate]]
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  • ...nstable above 0 °C, although it's much more stable in dilute solutions. [[Potassium hypochlorite]] (KOCl) is known only in solution. ...agent, like sodium/potassium thiosulfate/sulfite/metabisulfite. [[Hydrogen peroxide]] can also be used, but the neutralization reaction will generate lots of o
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  • Chlorites, like sodium or potassium chlorite can be purchased from lab suppliers. ...ich is then absorbed into an alkaline solution and reduced with [[hydrogen peroxide]], yielding sodium chlorite. The final product will always contain 20% sodi
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  • ...sensitive to acids. Instead, a base like [[sodium hydroxide|sodium]] or [[potassium hydroxide]] should be used. Add the base flakes to the dimethyldioxane, the If it's an old bottle, which has visible peroxide in the solution, or if very old, is very likely to have peroxides on the ca
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  • Thioglycolic acid is prepared by reaction of sodium or potassium chloracetate with alkali metal hydrosulfide in aqueous medium. Should be neutralized with [[hydrogen peroxide]] or bleach to a less smelly form, then poured down the drain.
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  • | OtherCompounds = [[Acetone peroxide]] ...e derived from [[acetone]] and can be considered as a monomer of [[acetone peroxide]]. It is a powerful yet selective oxidizing agent which finds use in organi
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  • In EU, the sale of sodium and potassium chlorate/perchlorates is forbidden to private persons and only companies ar ...re's no need to store it and can be burned after use, thus eliminating the peroxide threat completely. [[Methyl tert-butyl ether]], which cannot form explosive
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  • ===Peroxide-based bleaches=== Peroxide-based bleaches are characterized by the [[peroxide]] chemical group, namely two [[oxygen]] atoms connected by a [[covalent bon
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  • | OtherNames = Chlorine(IV) oxide<br>Chlorine peroxide<br>Chloroperoxyl Chlorine dioxide can also be prepared also by reaction of [[potassium chlorate]] with [[oxalic acid]]:
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  • ...mmonium nitrate]], [[ammonium dinitramide]], [[ammonium perchlorate]] or [[potassium nitrate]] in a polymer binding agent, with flakes or powders of energetic f ...pergolic and cryogenic propellants. Examples: [[Hydrazine]] and [[hydrogen peroxide]] for hypergolic propellants; Liquid [[hydrogen]] and liquid [[oxygen]] for
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  • Hypomanganates are mild [[oxidizing agent]]s. They can oxidize [[hydrogen peroxide]] in to [[oxygen]]: ...[potassium permanganate]] by [[sodium thiosulfate]], [[sodium sulfite]], [[potassium iodide]], [[sodium tartrate]] or [[acetone]] in 40% NaOH at 0-5°C. Reducin
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  • | Name = Potassium nitrite | IUPACName = Potassium nitrite
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  • TNA will react with [[hydrogen peroxide]] and conc. [[sulfuric acid]] to yield 1,2,4,6-tetranitrobenzene. The yield ...12; (1980); p. 2341 - 2347</ref> If [[ozone]] is used instead of hydrogen peroxide, and the reaction takes place at room temperature for 72 hours, the yield o
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  • ...r or submitted to oxidation by [[chlorine]], [[nitric acid]] or [[hydrogen peroxide]], conversion into [[nitrosylsulfuric acid]] is effected, brown fumes being ...r dioxide can be easily prepared from [[sodium metabisulfite|sodium]] or [[potassium metabisulfite]], as well as [[sodium sulfite]].<ref>https://www.docdroid.ne
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  • | OtherCompounds = [[Potassium bismuthate]] ...ntain a mixture of [[bismuth trioxide]], [[sodium carbonate]] and [[sodium peroxide]]. A related compound with the approximate formula Na<sub>3</sub>BiO<sub>4<
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  • | Name = Potassium bismuthate | IUPACName = Potassium bismuthate
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