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|    Christopher M. Jones to Paul F. Dietz    |
|    Re: chilled fuel    |
|    18 Jan 05 18:29:34    |
      From: christopher.m.jones@gmail.com              Paul F. Dietz wrote:       > rocketvdo wrote:       >       >> I'm new here so bear with me.. I have a question regarding NOX nitrous       >> oxide is RP-1 soluble in it while the NOX is a liquid? or what       >> hydrocarbon is soluble in NOX?       >       > Such a mixture would probably be rather explosive.              A mixture of Nitrous Oxide and Hydrocarbons is pretty much a       non-molecular analogue of any of the old-school, traditional       explosives. For example, TNT is just triply nitrated (NO2       groups attached) toluene, nitro-cellulose is just nitrated       cellulose/glucose, nitro-glycerin is just triply nitrated       glycerin. Such a mixture is not much different than Ammonium       Nitrate / Fuel Oil.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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