It would produce a mixture of an oxidant and a fuel.
Not a game I'd play.
Well, that's thing to consider. What other solvent would you recommend?
And according to the synthesis of alkane sulfonic acids, it'd take "prolonged heating" for it to react at all.
Edit: Going by the "energetic materials" section, it doesn't seem like paraffin would be too much of a problem with oxidizers. One substance named
Cheddite is made of paraffin and potassium chlorate, and it takes a strong initial blast to set it off.
[Edited on 19-9-2016 by buuun]careysub - 19-9-2016 at 13:10
Do you want a solvent, or something to store it under? Not the same thing.
It would produce a mixture of an oxidant and a fuel.
Not a game I'd play.
it doesn't seem like paraffin would be too much of a problem with oxidizers.
[Edited on 19-9-2016 by buuun]
That's absurd.
ANFO doesn't take that much initiation.
Seriously, why store it under anything?Maroboduus - 19-9-2016 at 13:21
How about just storing it in Sulphuric acid? Sounds easy enough to distill it back out if and when it's needed. Don't know if you want to store it for
future use, or if you just want some for display purposes. I've got to admit that a bottle of 25% oleum would be a pretty lame way to display an SO3
sample. Dan Vizine - 10-10-2016 at 12:30
[/rquote]Seriously, why store it under anything?[/rquote]
We never did. No need to. Best to store it in a bottle such that it occupies most of the volume, though.aga - 10-10-2016 at 12:36
SO3 isn't meant to be stored, certainly not by an amateur.
Definitely not by an amateur who deleted their opening post on the subject.Texium - 10-10-2016 at 21:52
