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== A ==
 
== A ==
 
'''AA'''—"[[Acetic acid]]" or "[[Acetic anhydride]]"
 
'''AA'''—"[[Acetic acid]]" or "[[Acetic anhydride]]"
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'''AgNTz'''—"Silver nitrotetrazole"
  
 
'''Amateur Chemistry'''—Those studying of chemistry as a hobby, usually at home.
 
'''Amateur Chemistry'''—Those studying of chemistry as a hobby, usually at home.
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'''ASA'''—"[[Acetylsalicylic acid]]"
 
'''ASA'''—"[[Acetylsalicylic acid]]"
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'''AQBC'''—"Aminoguanidine bicarbonate", see: [[Guanidine]]
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'''ATz''', sometimes '''5-ATz''', [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5-Aminotetrazole "5-Aminotetrazole"]
  
 
== B ==
 
== B ==
 
== C ==
 
== C ==
 
== D ==
 
== D ==
'''DDT'''—[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deflagration_to_detonation_transition "Deflagration to detonation transition"] OR [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDT "Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane"]
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'''DBX-1'''—"Copper(I) 5‐nitrotetrazolate", sometimes called "CuNTz" (this however is more of an inside joke by Tdep)
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'''DDT'''—[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deflagration_to_detonation_transition "Deflagration to detonation transition"] OR [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDT  
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"Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane"]
 
== E ==
 
== E ==
 
'''EM'''—"Energetic Materials"
 
'''EM'''—"Energetic Materials"
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'''ETN'''—"[[Erythritol tetranitrate]]"
 
== F ==
 
== F ==
 
== G ==
 
== G ==
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== L ==
 
== L ==
 
== M ==
 
== M ==
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'''MEK'''—"[[Methyl ethyl ketone]]"
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'''MEKP'''—"[[Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide]]"
 
== N ==
 
== N ==
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'''NaNTz'''—"Sodium nitrotetrazole"
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'''NC'''—"[[Nitrocellulose]]"
 
'''NC'''—"[[Nitrocellulose]]"
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'''NM'''—"[[Nitromethane]]"
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'''NQ'''—"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitroguanidine Nitroguanidine]"
 
== O ==
 
== O ==
 
== P ==
 
== P ==
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'''PETN'''—"[[Pentaerythritol tetranitrate]]"
 
== Q ==
 
== Q ==
 
== R ==
 
== R ==
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== T ==
 
== T ==
 
'''TATP'''—"Triacetone triperoxide." See: [[acetone peroxide]]
 
'''TATP'''—"Triacetone triperoxide." See: [[acetone peroxide]]
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'''TNP'''—"Trinitrophenol" See: [[Picric acid]]
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'''TNT'''—"[[Trinitrotoluene]]"
 
== U ==
 
== U ==
 
'''UTFSE'''— "Use the f***ing search engine," generally used when the answer can be found quite easily with a simple search.
 
'''UTFSE'''— "Use the f***ing search engine," generally used when the answer can be found quite easily with a simple search.

Revision as of 12:55, 15 February 2019

Here shall be an alphabetically sorted collection of commonly used acronyms (NOT chemical formulas) and slang prevalent on ScienceMadness and in the indiechem community.

A

AA—"Acetic acid" or "Acetic anhydride"

AgNTz—"Silver nitrotetrazole"

Amateur Chemistry—Those studying of chemistry as a hobby, usually at home.

AN— "Ammonium nitrate"

ASA—"Acetylsalicylic acid"

AQBC—"Aminoguanidine bicarbonate", see: Guanidine

ATz, sometimes 5-ATz, "5-Aminotetrazole"

B

C

D

DBX-1—"Copper(I) 5‐nitrotetrazolate", sometimes called "CuNTz" (this however is more of an inside joke by Tdep)

DDT"Deflagration to detonation transition" OR [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDT

"Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane"]

E

EM—"Energetic Materials"

ETN—"Erythritol tetranitrate"

F

G

GC—"Gun Cotton." See Nitrocellulose

H

HMTD—"Hexamethylene triperoxide diamine"

I

Indiechem—"Indie Chemistry;" another term for "amateur chemistry," coined by Texium

J

K

Kewls

L

M

MEK—"Methyl ethyl ketone"

MEKP—"Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide"

N

NaNTz—"Sodium nitrotetrazole"

NC—"Nitrocellulose"

NM—"Nitromethane"

NQ—"Nitroguanidine"

O

P

PETN—"Pentaerythritol tetranitrate"

Q

R

S

SADS—"Silver Acetylide Double Salt"

T

TATP—"Triacetone triperoxide." See: acetone peroxide

TNP—"Trinitrophenol" See: Picric acid

TNT—"Trinitrotoluene"

U

UTFSE— "Use the f***ing search engine," generally used when the answer can be found quite easily with a simple search.

V

W

Whimsy— a subsection of the Science Madness forum dedicated to subjects unrelated to chemistry or indiechem.

X

Y

Z