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I asked a question about this chemical in lab. tips, and they mentioned AMMONIUM THIOCYANATE forming explosives when exposed to lead nitrate and being "incapatible" to strong oxidisers. Any information about the explosives formed? thanks.
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#2
2003-07-30, 05:41
pyroCHAD
California
Ammonium Thiocyante?
Shit, I havn't ever heard of that before.
Did they say it was an oxidiser or a chemical which could combust if it touched certian metals?
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2003-07-30, 05:47
Halifax
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If they said it its likely true, however ive never really heard of many chemicals containing sulfer to be explosives... No bp doesnt count...
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2003-07-30, 06:16
EP
USA
Whatever it is, I seriously doubt it would be anything practical to make/use.
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2003-07-30, 06:23
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Hmm, ok, i might cross over to the "darkside" and post this in E&W. Well, i got about a half a pound for free from my science teacher this year, and it goes for $.20 a gram...so mabye i could just try to sell it. O well.
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