[Edited on 12-3-2017 by symboom]TheMrbunGee - 12-3-2017 at 05:04
Yellow - Tetryl
orange - Tetrasulfur tetranitride unionised - 12-3-2017 at 05:30
I'm not sure that pure tetryl is coloured. I'd go for picric acid or a pictrate.greenlight - 12-3-2017 at 09:57
I would have to agree that trinitrophenol would be good a choice for yellow. I still have a stain in my carpet that is bright yellow after 2 years
from when I spilt a small amount of wet TNP carrying it through the house.
Maybe orange could be styphnic acid. I have seen pictures of quite orange samples. TheMrbunGee - 12-3-2017 at 11:38
I'm not sure that pure tetryl is coloured. I'd go for picric acid or a pictrate.
"Encyclopedia of Explosives and Related Items - Fedoroff - Vol 9 "symboom - 12-3-2017 at 23:21
Even harder challenge would be a list with only metal salts or complex saltsNeonPulse - 13-3-2017 at 23:59
TNT can be many colours depending on the isomer.
Tetryl i have made is very pale yellow.
lead styphnate i have made was a vibrant orange. it can vary in colour depending on the way it was made.
say DDNP is an olive brown.
copper azide is a rusty brown.
tri basic copper azide was green.
NHN is lavender purple.
CoHN was a salmon pink.
my lead azide is a beige white.
There are many metal azides of varying colour.
rainbow on anvil
Laboratory of Liptakov - 16-3-2017 at 12:44
Last answer mixing all together and bang on the anvil. You will see all colors together in 3 milisecond. .........LL
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