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if it can survive phase transition untouched. otherwise, if there'd be a chemical change, you'd be looking at something new.
by Keyframe 2y ago
if it can survive phase transition untouched. otherwise, if there'd be a chemical change, you'd be looking at something new.
- zdragnar 2y agoI apparently have watched too much explosions & fire / extractions & ire, because my immediate thought on seeing the parent comment was that "yeah, it's gonna decompose before it vaporizes, and if it's hypergolic with itself that'll be fun" Apparently, watching an Aussie with a backyard shed full of mysterious chemicals and reagents has me assuming that any mysterious, unmarked liquid that needs to be identified is probably explosive.
- rtkwe 2y agoAFAIU most methods of spectroscopy work by measuring the atomic composition of the materials anyways not the exact structure and bonds so a chemical change shouldn't matter much.
- Keyframe 2y agothat'd make sense