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Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
Try adding EtOH or MeOH, as it could well be possible, that phorone is not soluble in alcohol or met ... |
16-9-2002 at 15:29
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
Here are the stoichiometric mixing proportions, which i calculated using the molar amounts in the re ... |
16-9-2002 at 15:21
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
sorry....forget what i said in the last post...it was just talking out of my stomache. |
16-9-2002 at 12:55
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
I agree with you about the vague patent description of the process.
I came across lots of patents o ... |
16-9-2002 at 12:42
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Polymerization of formaldehyde
I dont have methyl ethyl ketone peroxide, but maybe i could use Et2O as reaction medium and then try ... |
16-9-2002 at 12:15
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Electrolysis
The steinberg-patent i`ve posted on the electrochemistry may be also interesting to you.
Although t ... |
16-9-2002 at 06:51
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
damn.....youre pretty right.....why didnt we come to this earlier!-And again, a nice job on the pict ... |
16-9-2002 at 06:21
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Polymerization of formaldehyde
I recently tried to make paraformaldehyde:
(note: cause i lacked 37% formaldehyde, i had to do this ... |
16-9-2002 at 06:09
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Density measurement
most likely, the compound has to have a higher density than AP, as it has such a high detonation vel ... |
16-9-2002 at 02:18
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Here it is!
German patent DE 1951660.
1969
Diphoronpentaperoxid C18H26O2(O2)5
field of invention: the i ... |
15-9-2002 at 13:23
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
I could translate the most important parts of the patent.
Watch out for the next post.
HLR
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15-9-2002 at 12:49
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
online-TNT-equivalence-calculator
it really seems that i cant write like a professional poster....gnnnn
heres a link that works.... ... |
15-9-2002 at 12:46
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
ähh, C7H5N3O6>6CO + C + 5/2H2 + 3/2N2
sorry, but i did some severe bad-concentration-errors in the last equation.....please ignore them.
... |
15-9-2002 at 12:43
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
C6H5N3O6 > CO + C + 5/2H2 + 3/2N2
Carbon is left after decomposition in any case.
So could u please proof what u said, im a little bi ... |
15-9-2002 at 12:39
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
online-TNT-equivalence-calculator
http://www.ime.org/calculator
enjoy.
HLR |
15-9-2002 at 12:31
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Double-damn!!(if you´re right)
well i thought it was a serious site...
do you know a better scientific source?
Gnnnnn, HLR
... |
15-9-2002 at 11:58
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
Damn.......thats not my day.
Heres the right link:
www.fas.org/man/dod-101/navy/docs/fun/part12 ... |
15-9-2002 at 08:08
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
vulture)H2O is NOT favoured over CO, the equation has to be right.
Check this:
http://www.fas.or ... |
15-9-2002 at 08:05
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
You did a nice job with the jpg....i think i will print that interesting molecule out in poster-size ... |
15-9-2002 at 06:45
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
98,7% HNO3 without vacuum distillation
>100% nitric acid can be used for the manufacture of TNGU(Tetranitroglycoluril) and also for HMX.
C ... |
15-9-2002 at 02:42
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Diphoronepentaperoxide (DPPP)
Did anyone hear of this compound?
It´s mentioned in german patent DE1951660, and is an organic per ... |
15-9-2002 at 02:29
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
98,7% HNO3 without vacuum distillation
Thanks for the link.
I also found the patent "preparation of anhydrous nitric acid", that was menti ... |
14-9-2002 at 15:05
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
Cheap H+ from ammoniumsulfate-fertilizer
burning would only yield N2 and H2O.
U would have to use a platinum catalysator and an excess of ox ... |
13-9-2002 at 11:57
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
formaldehyde from HCOOH?
absolutely nowhere.
It is declared highly poisonous here, and it needs a special permission to get ... |
12-9-2002 at 16:40
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
98,7% HNO3 without vacuum distillation
i calculated that using the Ca(NO3)2/H2SO4-method, max 98,7% HNO3 could be obtained, if normal 98,3% ... |
12-9-2002 at 16:32
by: Hoffmann-LaRoche |
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