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Old 5th October 2005, 07:06 PM   (permalink)
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Hidrogen dose not burn it explodes violenty.

You might try an thing caled termite.Its an mixture of iron oxide (Rust in idiont languge) and aluminium powder.Wen ignited it develops about 2500 C° wich is enugh to melt a hole in a peny.

Its so hot it makes ice explode.

To get best results you have to catch the right ratio betwen rust and aluminium.
all an explosion is, is something that burns fast.
Thermite is great but the problem is it is a bitch to get started. I have only ever been able to start it off with magnesium ribbon
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Old 5th October 2005, 07:51 PM   (permalink)
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Thermite is great but the problem is it is a bitch to get started. I have only ever been able to start it off with magnesium ribbon
That's the advantage of the iodine and aluminium, it only needs a drop of water 8)
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Old 6th October 2005, 02:20 AM   (permalink)
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Remembering back to my school days, a mixture of aluminum powder and powdered iodine works very well also! - they both need to be ground very finely, and kept COMPLETELY dry - add a drop of water and it starts the reaction, producing huge amounts of heat (that will melt various metals) and massive clouds of thick purple smoke :lol:
I also did something with iodine when I was young. Its reaction was the reverse. It expoloded when it became dry. Dangerous stuff! :lol:
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