Oh, another point, you can not make mustard gas by mixing bleach and ammonia. The agent commonly referred to as mustard gas is HD Mustard gas, a Sulfur mustard, essentialy it is a Thioether (bis-(2-chloroethyl)sulfide). There are also H, HT, HL, and HQ Sulfur mustards, but they're blends of HD and other substances. There are some Nitrogen Mustards, but again, they're all di-chloro tert-amines (apart from one - tris-(2,chloroethyl) amine. So the claim that you can mix Sodium Hypochlorite and Ammonium Hyrdoxide together to produce mustard gas is erroneous. What it does produce, however, is chloramine, a substance that is violently unstable, except in dilute aq solution. Chloramine gets used as a disinfectant, and in water treatment. Nitrogen Mustard is itself an organic chloramine, but again, bare in mind that "Mustard Gas" refers to a specific Sulfur mustard.
hehe my favorite back in high school was "santeen" bombs..... basicly hydrochloric acid cointaining chemical, like the industrial grade toilet bowl cleaners....... and aluminum foil......and a 20'z pop bottle...... loads of cheep fun......
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Isn't Cesium radioactive?...or is there an element called Ceasium, Also, try exposing Francium to air see what happens.
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Maybe you should say "the wrong order." What about those experiments with alkali metals in water? http://youtube.com/watch?v=m55kgyApYrY&feature=related Some of these actually exploded on contact.
Fluorine and cesium probably would not give you as potent an explosion as water and cesium unless you did something fancy. You have to get the components of the explosion together. When cesium and water mix, blobs of molten metal are fired through the water and spread out really fast, like a fuel-air bomb. There is enough containment to hold the force of the explosion together with the mixture long enough to force much more mixing of the chemicals. This takes place slow enough to do a thorough job and fast enough that the explosion looks like it takes place simultaneously.
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