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Fulminates are
chemical compounds which include the
fulminate ion (CNO−, C−≡N+−O−). The
fulminate ion is a
pseudohalic ion
because its
charge and reactivity...
- weight.
Silver fulminate was
first prepared in 1800 by
Edward Charles Howard in his
research project to
prepare a
large variety of
fulminates.
Along with...
- D.
Yoffe (1967). "Electronic
Structure and
Stability of the
Inorganic Fulminates".
Proceedings of the
Royal Society of London. 302 (1468): 35–49. Bibcode:1967RSPSA...
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Fulminating gold is a light- and shock-sensitive
yellow to yellow-orange
amorphous heterogeneous mixture of
different polymeric compounds of predominantly...
- Mercury(II)
fulminate, or Hg(CNO)2, is a
primary explosive. It is
highly sensitive to friction, heat and
shock and is
mainly used as a
trigger for other...
- were
prone to
misfire in wet weather.[citation needed] The
discovery of
fulminates was made by
Edward Charles Howard (1774–1816) in 1800. The
invention that...
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earlier syntheses, this
method avoids the use of
highly explosive metal fulminates. Beck, W.; Feldl, K. (1966). "The
Structure of
Fulminic Acid, HCNO". Angew...
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acetylide Fulminic Acid,
Fulminating Gold, Mercury(II)
fulminate,
Platinum fulminate, Pot****ium
fulminate,
Silver fulminate MonoNitro: Nitroguanidine...
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Platinum fulminate is a
primary explosive which is a
fulminate salt of
platinum discovered by
Edmund Davy. It is
described as a
tasteless brown powder...
- Look up
fulminate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fulminating silver is a
historic name
which may
apply to a
number of
silver based explosives which...
