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why do people think Nitrous burns?(BECAUSE IT DOES)
NOS ... Nitrous Oxide. Hey im not here to make judgements about it. Your
choice is the following.
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
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SECTION 1 CHEMICAL PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
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MATHESON TRI-GAS, INC.
...
MTG MSDS 70; DINITROGEN MONOXIDE; FACTITIOUS AIR; LAUGHING GAS;
HYPONITROUS ACID ANHYDRIDE; NITROGEN (I) OXIDE; NITROGEN OXIDE; STCC
4904340; UN 1070; NITROGEN OXIDE (N2O); DINITROGEN OXIDE; NITROUS OXIDE,
COMPRESSED; N2O; MAT16790; RTECS QX1350000
....
PHYSICAL HAZARDS: Containers may rupture or explode if exposed to heat.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: Negligible fire hazard. Containers may rupture
or explode if exposed to heat. Gas/air mixtures are explosive.
________________________________________________________________
so basically what you get is a FUEL -AIR BOMB when the tank erupts from
the heat/ impact.
If the contents were not some sort of catalys for the IGNITION of the
Fuel-air mix in the COMBUSTION chamber NOBODY would use it.
SO before you ppl go off half-cocked blabbing about stuff you obviously
dont understand. I suggest the following
do a GOOGLE search on MSDS and Nitrous Oxide.
and if you dont think PURE oxygen will burn/explode I also suggest that
apollo mission that the astronatsuts DIED in becuase of a small spark and
thier 100%(or very near) O2 environment.
And BTW>
the Hindenberg Had HYDROGEN not Nitrogen. and it also had a MAGNESIUM
based paint of the outside sking which was burning in the pictures ..
off rant.
brian
Engineer.
additionally HINTS.
what are the FERTILIZER bombs made from? Nitrogen based compounds
Rocket FUELS.
ammonia
etc. etc. etc.
On Mon, 4 Feb 2002 cwass99@rogers.com wrote:
> OK, I was planning to stay out of this, but then again, I like shooting off
> my mouth ;) First, the N in NOS (Nitrous Oxide) is for Nitrogen, which burns
> quite effectively in the presence of oxygen. Don't take my word for
> it, go watch a film of the Hindenburg. Secondly, the intended effect of burning
> NOS is to increase the free oxygen available for combustion, increasing the burn
> rate and temperature. That's what it does in the cylinder, and there's nothing
> that says it can't do that in your trunk.
> Oxygen, by itself, won't burn, but it's an essential component of
> combustion and the more available the hotter and more intense the fire
> involved. That's why hospitals get cranky about fire around oxygen tanks.
> That or they figured out that people on oxygen probably don't need a bunch of
> people standing around smoking ;)
> The effect of NOS on a fire is potentially nasty, and when you allow for
> the probability of an exploding bottle, is it any wonder fire-fighters get
> twitchy when they see a car on fire with a NOS bottle in the back seat?
>
> Cheers,
> Colin
>
>
> On 05-Feb-2002 Larry wrote:
> > For the exact same reason so many people think oxygen is flammable.
> > Hospitals are the worst offenders.
> > Oxygen is not flammable. Oxygen will not burn. Oxygen will not explode
> > (except in the sense that Patrick mentions).
> >
> > Larry sandiego16V
> >
> >> NOS IS NOT FLAMMABLE
> >>
> >> Why do people always think NOS - Burns...
> >> The bottle explodes (bottle breaks by heat expansionof the Gas inside the
> >> bottle but there is no fireball! there is Nothing flammable in NOS.
> >>
> >> ATs - Patrick Bureau
> >>
> >> =>-----Original Message-----
> >> =>From: scirocco-l-admin@scirocco.org
> >> =>[mailto:scirocco-l-admin@scirocco.org]On Behalf Of Marc Peterson
> >> =>Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 2:35 PM
> >> =>To: scirocco-l@scirocco.org
> >> =>Subject: Newest member of the "what's the point?" rice mod club
> >> =>
> >> =>
> >> =>From TWICE, the Consumer Electronics trade mag...
> >> =>
> >> =>And I quote...
> >> =>
> >> => "One of the most unusual subwoofers at CES came, not
> >> =>suprisingly, from Bazooka, with its "Bass In A Bottle" 200 watt,
> >> =>8-inch subwoofer disguised as a nitrous oxide bottle.
> >> =>The speaker,
> >> =>aimed at the "tuner" market, was inspired by the fact that many
> > sport
> >> =>compact enthusiants plave the bottles in their cars for show without
> >> =>even hooking them up, said a spokesman."
> >> =>
> >> =>Shown in the article is a blue cylinder the exact size as a gas bottle,
> >> =>painted blue, with a fake shutoff valve and even a sticker that
> >> =>mimicks the
> >> =>label on a tank, right down to the triangle shaped MSDS (Material Data
> >> =>Safety Sheet) labels. You know, the ones that say hey, this here
> >> =>this is a
> >> =>highly flammable product.
> >> =>
> >> =>I for one would not want to be a fireman running up to an accident and
> >> =>seeing what appears to be a bottle of juice in the back of the
> >> =>hatch...only
> >> =>to find out that its a damn speaker! Talk about unneccessary panic...
> >> =>
> >> =>Marc
> >> =>
> >> =>
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