Zinc oxide 9, 604 suppl

Zincolite Zinc Dust, Suppl. 2, March, 1964, Amalgamated Oxides 1939 Limited, Victoria Works, Dartford Kent [Richmond Towers Publishers, London]. 

Alone, or Metals, or Metal compounds Mellor, 1940, Vol. 8, 327 1967, Vol. 8, Suppl. 2.2, 84, 96 It is an explosive of positive oxygen balance, less stable than ammonium nitrate, and has been studied in detail. Stable on slow heating to 300°C, it decomposes explosively on rapid heating or under confinement. Presence of zinc, copper, most other metals and their acetylides, nitrides, oxides or sulfides cause flaming decomposition above the m.p. (70°C). Commercial cobalt (cubes) causes an explosion also. 

Chloropentaammineruthenium(IIl)chlorideJ silver oxide zinc amalgam s. 21,167 suppl. 31... 

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