What concentration is the nitrous oxide? Is it high enough to use these as an oxidizing agent for model rocketry?
229893
Nothing on the packaging gives details on the oxidizing agent. Having done model rockets in the past, I can't answer how they would react. Wish I could help more.
229894
The back of the box says, "Volume: min. 10ml (0,34 fl.oz.) pure nitrous oxide (E942) under pressure." Hope this helps.
1420770
sodium chlorite is the ingredient of liquid O2, if I recall. I used this then started to study and found Jim Humbles MMS site. I credit Liquid oxy to show me the path to sodium chlorite using Jim's most excellent work. Don't worry about the %, just go to Jim's site and sort it all out yourself as he's done all the work for us.
1795055
Just fill the mylar bag as full as possible with the oxygen absorber(s) in it. Then quickly seal it with the heat sealer. The bag will turn brick solid in a couple of days!
1136764
The D size rocket engine from Estes is my favorite. The C works well too, but the rockets does not go up as far; that's what I use on breezey days so I d't loose my rocket!
48151
O3 might kill the beneficial biologicals in the soil, (not good) and will could interact with other chemicals and chemical compounds in your soil. Usually this is a bad thing.
1510899
Ditto what Genelee said. I have a large overstocked tank, had too much nitrates using biomax until I started using matrix. The anaerobic bacteria live deep, help reduce nitrates and that's why a highly porous substance works better. I am no expert but for me this worked. Also why I put large lava rocks (I found in the desert) in my tank- These big rocks saved the fish when the canister stopped and didn't notice for a week. I recommend matrix and get yourself some lava rocks, they look great, too.
1557429
Don't see why not. Chemical company's use nitrogen everyday to unload tankers and rail car. It's safer then air for solvents. But to much nitrogen can sufucate you. Hope that helps.
1291360
Probably not. They react to the O2 in whatever environment they are in. If you are keeping them in a mason jar there is a lot of O2 in there, especially if you are constantly opening the jar. Best way to use them is to plan ahead and use them only as needed. I use them when dehydrating vegetables or making jerky. I portion out the vegetables or jerky into vacuum bags, open the vacuum bag containing the Oxy-Sorbs, take out the number required and immediately reseal the bag containing them. I then put a Oxy-Sorb AND a desiccant packet into the vacuum bag with the product and seal it. I keep all the dehydrated products in PLASTIC .50 caliber ammo cans in a freezer, (labeled, dated, etc.) and have found NO deterioration in the products for over 3 years. The Oxy-Sorb is great for long-term storage of products, if used properly.
2110060
I don't know but it makes me wonder if you're planning to start a camp fire while scuba diving. They don't work in the atmosphere, let alone strike them under water. I suspect that IF THEY WERE ALREADY LIT, the match chemicals will provide oxygen to allow them to burn underwater; however, that's only an opinion--I gave up on them on the first match.The thought it just occurred to me, you could use one or two UCOs for stink bombs--really, don't light them in a house!
2130296
i'm not sure but I know the manufacturer does not recommend use above 5,000 feet. maybe at that altitude there is not enough oxygen for a clean burn and I might give off more carbon monoxide.
951068
What are you, nuts? Umm...DUH, this glue will react violently and immediately with NHG fuel, even in its dried state. Did you miss that day of orientation? Are you are a noob to jetpack travel, or simply inexperienced with Nitometholystimiomic Hybrid Gel fuels? Either way, you are a risk to those of us who take jetpack safety seriously. Do your homework! The two main ingredients of these types of glues cause a reaction with the Benzyl Ether Butanone Toluene precursers needed to form the very delicate bonds during the fourth and last stages of NHG fuel creation, as well as the lessor, but still deadly Cyclohexanone-Poperonal-acid gasses which will result. Boba Fett would be ashamed of you for suggesting something so alarmingly dangerous.
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According to the seachem page for denitrate, it should only be used in lower flow applications where flow is less than 50 gph (200 lph). If higher flow rates are present it will not work to denitrify the water and matrix should be used.
21829
I wouldn't, this is a strong solvent and the sending unit for the gas level changed a bit when I used the product. Use this product with 4 gallons of fuel no more.
1007217
I sure wouldn't. The manufacturer claims are pure bunk. http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ozonegen.html#effective
1104500
I have my Argon 85 in there and it swallows it no problem with lots of room to spare. Argon / Xenith 105 should be no problem
2217878
I use the 15%. As far as I know there is only two kinds of fuel for RC planes, 10% and 15% nitro
1575298
That would be a question best answered by the manufacturer. There are BTU rating differences between the two gasses and, for possible safety reasons, I would not be the best person to answer this question.