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Aluminum powder for a exothermic reaction

Outkast_IRE · 2009-10-17 20:26:45

It can bought in different particle sizes which would be best , im guessing the finer the better due to increased surface area?

17-10-2009 8:26pm

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It can bought in different particle sizes which would be best , im guessing the finer the better due to increased surface area?

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#2 18-10-2009 6:03pm

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Yes and no

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#3 19-10-2009 5:26pm

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why no?

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#4 20-10-2009 3:00am

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thermite then?

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#5 21-10-2009 1:38am

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This is incredibly dangerous. Asking about dangerous reactions is explicitly forbidden in the forum charter, so I am locking this thread. If you repost such queries more serious action will be taken.

I've deleted the last two comments as they contained details related to the reaction.

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