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Article #204Re: NI3NH3
From: Gary Traveis
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1985 21:24
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1985 21:24
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>... This chemical
> comes close to being the most powerful explosive that is theoretically
> possible. Atomic nitrogen would probably be tops, but it is too
> unstable to exist at normal temperatures (the N2 triple bond is very
> energetic). NI3.NH3 comes close to this because the NI bond is very
> weak.
>
There must be a way of stablizing the crystals! I remember a sub-firework
that consisted of little twisted-up pieces of paper that SNAPped when
thrown on the ground. The crystals in these little things look a lot
like a greyish version of iodine chunks. If it normally can go off by
itself, it probably isn't a very saleable product -- maybe the crystals
are only partially treated?
?
Gary
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