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Very interesting
Where could I find the journals?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Axt
..I've previously mentioned using CCl3NO2 in place of CCl4 but as far as I know it hasn't been tried...
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It was tried. ~200ml of fine Al + CCl3NO2 was initiated by hot wire. As a result - high blast effect + dense white smoke.
<b>Explosive properties of the compositions CCl4 + Al + ZnO</b>. Syczewski, M. Dep. Chem., Warsaw Univ. Technol., Warszawa, Pol.
Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics (1994), 19(2), 87-9.
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What were the ratios of Al and CCl3NO2? And how fine was the Al?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Zinc
What were the ratios of Al and CCl3NO2? And how fine was the Al? |
It's not my experiment, I adviced only someone what to do with 200-l barrel with CCl3NO2. As I know, Al was paint-grade flakes, ratio wasn't measured
(amount CCl3NO2 was taken to "moisten" Al - this means about 2...4/1)
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I experimented with chloroform and magnesium powder. It seemed impossible to ignite, although it should work in theory.
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