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St. Phatty

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It's important to READ AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS. I bolded the amount of the Extraction Reagent and instructions #8, #11, #18. Less than 1 ml of sodium azide will do little harm to the illiterate.
https://globalpointofcare.eifu.abbott/en/detail-screen.html

Interesting that "explosiv" liked your post.

Azides are potentially explosive.

When treated right, they are definitely explosive.

In this case, explosive means, a compression of the piece of azide will cause it to turn into a gas, and release some heat.

So it's similar to the chemicals used in primers that ignite the smokeless powder in bullets.

I have 2 explosive experiments I want to do in the rainy season.

One involves igniting a small bag of Hydrogen, the other involves igniting the wood dust that fucked up my lungs.

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It's close to mono-atomic, i.e. like smoke, every dust particle is one molecule. in the pic I'm raking up the wood bits where I break up logs, the dust is AMAZING but you need to be wearing Scuba gear to work there, it's NASTY.

Speaking of Azides.
 

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