teflon and magnalium based flash powder
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@PoopSwindler Uh, that's not true.... Teflon is really not that dangerous. Cooking oil emits more toxic gasses than teflon, and at a lower tempurature.
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IVE GOT THAT BLOWTORCH
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@plrokster309 and THATS one of the problems, too (: i think the only copper salt im able to get is cuso4, if lucky buying otherwise h2so4 + cu
tho i could use h2so4 + nh4no3 and then afterwards hno3 + cu, but then there would be impurities (nh4so4) unless i boil it down.. but the no2 gas could be reused by bubbling through water?
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@antiswattt3 You can make CuNO3 by dissolving copper in Nitric Acid until the brown gas clears. The brown gas is Nitrogen Dioxide, so I seggust you do this reaction outside.
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@plrokster309 yes, tho the problem would be to find cupper nitrate s: therefore using copper electrodes in H2SO4 would be preferred.. (; or just letting it react slowly..
so is this just teflon and magnalium? i dont understand if theres kno3 or not...
Bubblewrapbud 1 day ago
@Bubblewrapbud There is kno3 because carbon is produced as a byproduct of the teflon/magnalium reaction, so adding kno3 corrects the oxygen ballance provides a secondary gunpowder-like reaction.
You could use anything that reacts with carbon in place of the kno3.
JaycubL 1 day ago
teflon?
mcwario13 1 month ago
@mcwario13 Fluorine is the strongest oxidizer and carbon is below Mg and Al on the reactivity series so it works like a thermite.
JaycubL 1 month ago
@JaycubL is it powdered already or do you make it into a powder?
mcwario13 1 month ago
@mcwario13 If you mean the teflon, I scraped it off of a pan to form powdery flakes, but a fine powder would of course be better.
JaycubL 1 month ago