Negative-X

[Tyneman]

Geen knal, geen sier, wel pyro.
Eigenlijk geen compo om in ons vochtige landje mee te werken. Maar het was vandaag zulk lekker weer dat ik het toch eens wou proberen.

6gram Negative-X, daarop 1 druppel water. Zie het resultaat.

Negative_X.wmv

Gr33tZ

[Guest]

Mooi filmpje T., idd niks voor een vocthig weertje .

Wel een leuk mengsel, ik neem aan dat het deze compositie is?

http://www.unitednuclear.com/negx.htm




Lttrrzz

[Tyneman]

Yepz, dat is hem.
10g totaal gemaakt.

Gr33tZ

[carfield]

Leuk filmpje, er komen trouwens echt mooie vlammen af.:mellow:

[Prophet]

Mooi werk hoor T! Keep it up. :mellow:

[Tyneman]

Naja, ik heb echt niets bijzonders gedaan.
Zn is redelijk fijn poeder, de rest met stamper gemalen. Daarna bij elkaar ge-diaperd.
Wel zijn er ook Negative-X variaties zonder de NH4Cl, deze werken veel slechter.
Gr33tZ

[pudidotdk]

http://break.com/index/how-to-start-a-fire-using-water.html

Earned 400$ on that video

Sorry if I'm not allowed to post English posts here

[Tyneman]

no prob on the english post.

Is that vid yours? Cause I've seen it around a lot. You are famous then
Gr33tZ

[pudidotdk]

Jup, it's mine.
Made the video yesterday :P

[Supafly]

I don't know in which language to continue this discussion, but I'll use English, then everyone will understand wat I'm saying . Tyneman, you said that compositions without NH4Cl won't work very well. In the video posted by pudidotdk, table salt (NaCl) is used, and that also works pretty well (nice video ). So are there two or more types of chlorides you can use for this composition, or am I wrong about the table salt?

[morpheus]

According to this site (above already mentioned by Pepcore), the Cloride-ion acts as a catalyst in the reaction.

So that should mean any Chloride will work... (?)

[Nitroglycerin]

So that should mean any Chloride will work... (?)

I guess so...Altough some chlorides probably will be a less effective due to bonding forces, length's of the cation.

And another question: What would saturated hydrogen chloride solution do? It will practically do all of the reactions which are possible will occur. A redox where oxonium is attacking the zinc, Acid-base with the amonium nitrate and oxonium and the total combustion redox reaction. But in which proportions according tot the results with the sodium chloride? I wish I had some zinc powder at my lab.