- on
fulminating gold (Knallgold)".
Gold Bulletin. 41 (4): 316. doi:10.1007/BF03214888. S2CID 36672580. Fisher,
Janet (2003). "
Fulminating Gold".
Gold Bulletin...
- Very
explosive when dry.
Fulminating gold – a
number of
gold based explosives which "
fulminate", or
detonate easily. –
gold hydrazide,
formed by adding...
-
Azoclathrates Benzvalene Chlorine oxides DMAPP Fluorine perchlorate Fulminating gold Fulminating silver (several substances)
Hexafluoroantimonate Hexafluoro****nate...
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Department of the Army, TM 9-1300-214, p. 2-3
stating "1602–1604.
Fulminating gold,
later used as a
priming explosive, was
invented by
Johann Tholden...
- hydroxide: HAuCl4 + 4NaOH → Au(OH)3 + 4NaCl + H2O
Gold(III)
hydroxide reacts with
ammonia to
produce fulminating gold, an
explosive compound. It also
reacts with...
- of
chloroauric acid. The
hydrolysis of this
compound produces fulminating gold. "
Gold Nitrate". ESPI Metals.
Oliver Büchner;
Mathias S.
Wickleder (2004)...
-
naval mines,
detonators that used gl****
Batavian tears, and
worked on
fulminating gold (aurum fulminans) as an explosive. He was
known for his
Perpetuum Mobile...
- Rhubarb-earth [see 29] in
various Plants Preparation of
Magnesia alba
Fulminating Gold. Corn oil [
Fusel oil ].
Calomel Air-acid Lead
amalgam Vinegar-naphtha...
-
Silver nitride was
formerly referred to as
fulminating silver, but this can
cause confusion with
silver fulminate or
silver azide,
other compounds which have...
-
alloy with
gold and
other metals, and in
minerals such as
argentite and chlorargyrite. Most
silver is
produced as a
byproduct of copper,
gold, lead, and...
