guaguanco - 9-2-2004 at 13:05
Br-N=N(+)=N(-)
Interesting chemical.
Imagine Reacting this with NaN3 at low temperature in anhydrous ether.
Azidogen, anyone?
I'm guessing the resulting N6 molecule just doesn't hang around in any detectable form...
BromicAcid - 9-2-2004 at 16:34
Very interesting chemical...
::Looks up in chemical dictionary::
It's used in detonators? I'd have never guessed it would be that stable. Hmmm.. oxidizer warning... I know that chemicals without oxygen
can still be oxidizers but it's still strange to see.
One of these days I'm going to just do a free for all and start making these interhalogen chemicals (azide molecule is a pseudo halogen so
don't correct me) they all just seem so happy and colorfull and explody. I've got a book in my library on them in college, I might just
have to give bromine azide another look over.
guaguanco - 10-2-2004 at 09:44
If you embark on this project don't overlook cyanogen azide NC-N=N=N, thiocyanogen SCNNCS, and the probably-existing thiocyanogen azide SCN-N=N=N