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  Introduction


        I am not a fancy speaker nor a fast typer so ill define this package
briefly and straigt to the point..  Im using dos 6.22 editor to type this and
it is on a late Saturday night so do not be upset on the multitude of 
spelling errors...   The point of this text file is to describe and
inform you of the mixture of acids and commonly used industrial chemicals
to create a controlled inciderary device and the ease at how they can be made
each of these mixtures is eigher highly explosive, extreamly flamable or
violently combustable... thus this is for information purposes only...   
neigher I nor this file may be held responsible to the actions resulting in 
any exprimental use and misuse of the information in this files....  The 
information in this file was eigher taught to me by my professor or i 
have read or done... I highly recommend the reading of SEYMOUR LECKER 
who had many of these ideas and concepts descriped in his books
the Deadly Brew, Inprovised Explosives : How to make your own, 
Pyrotechnics by George W. Weingart which is a little old but still very
useful.  Other recommended reading would be the following Condensed Chemical
Dictionary by C.G. Hawley, Dangerous Properties of Industrial Materials
N.I. Sax, Encyclopedia of Chemistry by S.P. Parker, Handbook for Chemical
Techniques H.J. Strauss, Handbook of Industrial Chemistry by E.R. Riegel,
Handbook of Reactive Chemical Hazards by L. Bretherick, Rocket Propulsion
Elements G.P. Sutton and for all you in the army of have army buddies check 
this one out...  TM 9-1385-211 Department of the Army Technical Manual E.O.D.
Information for the Solid and Liquid Propellants, Conventional Explosives and
Other Dangerous Materails.
        OK i combined the knowlege i have learned by the books previous books
combined institunal teaching to make this file... if that considers me a 
plagerizer then so be it the only thing i am trying to Convey here would
be to inform you the people.. SO just have fun!!

Keep in mind under the Synonyms sub title it doeas not only mean 
different names they call the titled chemical but diferent chemicals 
that act in the same way.

   Acids :
        
        Hazards :

these hazards are for every acid... some do not apply to to others but they
should always be kept in mind when dealing with any acid..

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           |||| Highly toxic, EXTREAMLY corrosive to body   ||||
           |||| tissue; Will cause immediate and severe     ||||
           |||| burns; inhalation Will cause loss of        ||||
           |||| consciousness and severly damage the lungs, ||||
           |||| mist Will damage colthes, skin, eyes        ||||
              ===============================================

        The acids selected will be considered our medium because we have 
chose 2 acids while relyling on their rectivity to our selected 30 
industrial chemicals...  the two acids are sulfric acid and nitric acid.
The are the two most commonly found acids in america.  An important fact
to remember is that whne you buy these acids they Will be terribly dilute
and Will not react with the requred chemicals... you must heat them by eigher
creating a hot water bath {prefered} or by direct flame...



============
[water bath]          |     [      ]       |
============          |     [      ]       |
{prefered}            |     [      ]       |
                      |     [ acid ]       |
                      |     [      ]       |
theory:               |     [      ]       |
   the water          |     [[[[]]]]       |
reaches boiling       |                    |         {pyrex container
temprature but does   |                    |   ./____filled to the brim 
not exceed 104        |  hot salt water    |   `\    with salt water a second
deggrees Celsisus     |                    |         container added 
keeps the the acid    \-------------------/          containing desired
at a stable level               !!                   acid}
but slowly evaporates         #######
its water...              """"""""""""""""
                             heat source
   
uneeded info:   
   the salt is added        
to increase the temperature 
from 100 to 104 because when the salt breaks down into the water it 
polorises it creating a soduim molecule and a clorine molecule {NaCl}.
thus changing the chemical structure and creating a liquid with a larger
substantial heat capasity.  It works in the some way when you try to 
freeze it.. 


@@@ Sulfric acid @@@
     (H2SO4)

As far as i know this is the highest prodced acid in the world...  

Synonyms :
        Oil of Vitreol
        dipping acid

Description :
        Colorless or dark brown 
        very oily

Uses :
        Manufacture of iron, steel, rayon, fertilizers and dyes;
        petroleum refining; etching; alkylation catalyst;  
        electroplting baths; laboratory reagents; nonferrous mettallurgy
        and batterries

an easy way to get this is to go to a auto parts dealer and ask for a 2.5
gallon jug of electrolyte battery fluid... which is itself diluted 
sulfuric acid...


first aid :

        inhalation -- move victim to fresh air. begin CPR

        Ingestion -- give large ammounts of water.. DO NOT INDUCE VOMITTING

        skin contact/clothes -- wash with large amounts of water if 
                                severely contaimmented use a minor base
                                such as milk of magnesia, or backing
                                powder

        eye contact -- Wash with large ammounts of water

                        SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION


@@@ Nitric Acid @@@
      (HNO3)

ummm this is not one of the biggest acids out there but it is still
readly found..

Synonyms :
        Aquas fortis 
        hydrogen nitrate 
        azotic acid 
        engravers acid

Describtion :
        Transparent
        colorless or yellowless
        fumming

Uses :  (too many to name)

                Manufacture of ammonium fertilzer, dyes, drugs
                laquers, cellulose nitrate, nitrate salts, rubber
                chemicals; urethanes; ore flotation; metalurgy;
                photoengraving; etching; steel; reprocessing spent 
                nuclear fuel...ect

a easy way of getting HNO3 is to go to a photography place and say your
devolping your film at home and need to pick up some chemicals... they say
which kind (there is like three i think) ... you say nitric acid the one
for photo engraving....


THIS COMPLETES THE LIST OF ACIDS...



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   Industrial Chemicals:

        Hazards :

I feel it neccery for me to list them sorry ;)... anyway the hazards may
not be for a certain chemical but they account for all the chemicals
so try to keep them in mind....

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           |||| toxic, Will cause burns on skin, do not    ||||
           |||| expose to heat or flame, avoid inhalation, ||||
           |||| keep well ventalated, do not shock, do not ||||
           |||| store  next to other chemicals, keep cool  ||||
           |||| and dry                                    ||||
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### acetic acid ###
      (C2H4O2)

synonyms :

        Methane carboxylic acid
        vinegar acid
        ethanoic acid

description:

        clear colorless liquid
        pugent odor

uses:
                manufacturing of cellulose acetate, plastics,
                dyes, insecticides, pharmaceuticals; textiles,
                printing.

if you do not know what this is, it is probaly because you are not 
pronouncing it right... this is the main acid found in vinegar... 
ill let you explore it from here... bhhaha

fire fighting:
        CO2, dry chemical, alcohol foam, mist

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3

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### Acetic Anhydride ###
        (C4H6O3)

Synonyms:

        Acetyl oxide
        acetic oxic
        ethanoic anhydride

Desciption:
        
        Colorless liquid 
        stong acetic odor

Uses:
                Manufacturing in pharmaceuticals, perfumes
                dyes, vinyl acetate.  Esterfying agent for 
                food starch.

Fire fighting:
        
        CO2, dry chemical, alcohol foam

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### acetone cyanohydrin ### 

synonym:
       Ol-hydroxy isobutyro nitrile

Description:
        Colorless liquid

Uses:
                Insecticides, polishers and removers, intermediate 
                for organic synthesis

        NOTE:
          Well men this half of this is found in nail polish or nail
          polish remover i forget which one but all you have
          to do is [theoritical] is add rat poison and stir with 
          great amounts of heat and energy include various micro-waves 
          indutions to try to combiene the to chemicals to form one
          molecule

Fire fighting:
        CO2, alcohol foam

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
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### Acrolein ###
     (C3H4O)
                                DANGER this one hurts!!
Synonyms:                       ---------------------
        propenal
        acrylic aldehyde
        allyl aldehyde
        acraldehyde

Description:
        Yellow or colorless liquid
        chocking odor
        constantly unstable

Uses:
                Manufacturing of resins, pharmaceuticals, and
                polyurethane; herbicides; warning agent in
                gases

Fire fighting:
        CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3

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### Allyl Alcohol ###
      (C3H6O)

Synonym:
        Vinyl carbinol

Desciption:
        Clear Liquid
        pungent oder

Uses:
                Manufacturing od resins, plasticizers,
                pharmaceuticals; used as a hebicide

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, alcohol foam, dry chemical

Will Explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3

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### Allyl Chloride ###

Synonym:
        3-Chloropropene

Description:
        Colorless liquid
        pungent odor

Uses:
                Manufacturing of varnish, plastics, adhesive,
                pharamaceuticals

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, Alcohol foam, Dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Aniline ###
    (C6H7N)

Synonyms:
        Aminobenzene
        aniline oil
        phenylamine

Description:
        Colorless
        oily liquid
        strong oder
        (brown when exposed to air and light)

Uses:
                Manufacture of rubber, dyes, photgrafic 
                chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and urethane
                foams, refining petroleum

Fire fighting:
        Alcohol foam, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Aniline Acetate ###
       (C8H11NO2)

Synonyms:
        none

Description:
        Colorless
        Becomes dark with age

Uses:
                Organic synthesis

Fire Fighting:
        Alcohol foam, CO2

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Aniline Hydrocloride ###
         C6H8NCL

Synonyms:
        Aniline chloride
        aniline salt

Description:
        white or green crystals

Uses:
                Dyeing and printing

Fire Fighting:
        Water, CO2, dry chemical, or water mist

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Benzolyl Peroxide ###
         C14H10O4

Synonyms:
        Lucidol
        dibenzoyl peroxide

Description:
        White granules
        tasteless
        odorless

Uses:
                Bleaching agent for flour, flats, oils, and
                waxes; drying agent for unsaturated oils, and
                pharaceuticals, production of cheese

Fire Fighting:
        Water, Foam

Will Explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Carbon Sidulfide ###
         CS2

Synonyms:
        Carbon Bisulfide

Description:
        Clear 
        Colorless liquid 
        Odorless

Uses:
                Manufacture of vicose rayon, cellophane, 
                and flotation agents

Fire Fighting:
        Water, CO2, Dry Chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
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### Chlorosulfonic Acid ###
         HSO3Cl

Synonyms:
        Sulfuric Cholorohydrin

Description:
        Clear or Cloudy 
        colorless or yellow liquid
        sharp strong odor

Uses:
                Manufacturing of synthetic detergents, 
                pharaceuticals, dyes, pesticides, resins 
                and smoke producing chemicals

Fire Fighting:
        None required

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Cresol ###
    C7H8O

Synonyms:
        Cresylic acid
        Cresylol
        Tricresol

Description:
        Can be clear or yellowish or 
        yellow-brown or pink Liquid

Uses:
                Disinfetant; resins; ore flotaion; textile 
                scouring agent; synthetic food flavors.

Fire Fighting:
        Foam, CO2, Dry Chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        HNO3
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### Cumene ###
    C9H12

Synonyms:
        Isopropyl benzene
        z-phenyl propane
        cumol

Description:
        Colorless Liquid

Uses:
                Production of phenol, acetone and alpha-
                methylstyrene; solvent.

                NOTE :
                    This is a near perfect solvent being 
                    that it is made up of ionic bonds.
                    It turns out that this is almost as
                    good as a substitute for the universal
                    solvent, water...  Highly recomend use 
                    of this chemical because with some 
                    creativity and inguninity (sp) you could
                    make your own time delayed incindary out
                    of a mixture solutions

Fire Fighting:
        Foam, CO2, Dry Chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        HNO3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

### Cyanic Acid ###
        HOCN

Synonyms:
        Isocyanic acid

Description:
        Clear liquid
        Acrid odor

Uses:
                Synthesis of organic compounds

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Cynide of Sodium ###
          NaCN

Synonyms:
        Sodium Cyanide

Description:
        White
        Crystalline powder

Uses:
                Extraction of gold and silver from ores; heat
                treatment of metals; cleaning metal; fumigation

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, Dry Chemical

Will explode on contact with:
        
        HNO3
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### Cyclohexanol ###
      C6H12O

Synonyms:
        Hexahydrophenol

Description:
        Colorless needles in a viscous liquid
        Camphor like odor

Uses:
                Manufacture of soap, insecticides, nylon,
                resins, lacquers, paint, varnish, finishes,
                removers and polish

Fire Fighting:
        Alcolhol Foam, foam, CO2, dry chemicals

Will explode on contact with:

        HNO3
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### CycloHexanone ###
        C6H10O

Synonyms:
        Ketohexamethylene     <<------- shit when i first heard
        pimelic ketone                           that is thought 
                                                 it was the same
Description:                                     chemical in glycolosis
        Colorless Liquid                         hahahahahah
        Acetone-like liquid

Uses:
                Manufacturing of woodstains, paint and varnish 
                remover, spot remover and polish; lube-oil 
                additive; solvent; degreasing metals; leveling 
                agent in dyes; organic synthesis

Fire Fighting:
        Alcohol Foam, Foam, CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:
        
        HNO3
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### Diidobutylene ###
        C8H16

Synonyms:
        Trimethylpentene

Description:
        Colorless Liquid

Uses:
                Manufacture of plasticizers and rubber chemicals; 
                alkylation, antioxidants, surfactants, lube-oil 
                additives
Fire Fighting:
        Foam, CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

### Ethyl Alcohol ###
        C2H6O

Synonyms:
        Ethanol
        methyl carbinol
        spirit of wine
        grain alcohol

Description:
        Clear
        colorless liquid
        burning tatse

Uses:
                Manufacturing of dyes, phrmaceuticals, detergents, 
                cleaners, cosmetics, antifreeze, beverages and 
                gasohol; solvent, resins, fats, and oils

       ========
         NOTE
       ========

                Ok everyone... for all you dumb asses this is the 
                chemical for you.  It was the 23rd highest volume
                chemical produced in the US in 1987.  Due to the 
                rapid increased use of gasohol it is becomming more 
                common.. It is easly produced with the fermentaion
                of bio-mass.  Take a dry or wet yeast cultural and 
                put it in a beaker or glass and full with luke warm 
                water next add a simple mono-sachride in there like 
                glycose.. if none of that is around use sucrose  
                fructose, lactose, glatose any di or poly sachride....
                it will take longer for the yeast to break that down 
                though.. What happens is that the yeast eat the sugar 
                to grow and reproduce and stay alive and they shit 
                ethyl alcohol... well these bastards or not to smart 
                because there fecal matter, alcohol, is a poison to them
                as the concentration builds up they began to die or go
                inactive as the alcohol levels reach 12 percent to 13
                percent those poor bastards kill themselves...



Fire Fighting:
        Alcohol Foam, CO2, dry chemicals

Will explode on contact with:
        HNO3
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### Ethylene Cynohydrin ###
          C3H5NO

Synonyms:
        Beta-hydroxypropionitrile
        hydracyclo-nitrile,
        glycol cyanohydrin

Description:
        colorless to yellow liquid

Uses:
                Solvent for cellulose esters and inorganic salts;
                organic intermediate for acrylates

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, dry chemical, alcohol foam

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
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### Ethylene Diamine ###
        C2H8N2

Synonyms:
        1, 2-ethane diamine
        1, 2-diamino ethane

Description:
        Colorless liquid
        Ammonia like oder

Uses:
                Manufacture of resins and textile lubricants; 
                solvent; fungicide; antifreeze inhibitor

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, alcohol foam, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:
        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Ethylene Glycol ###
       C2H6O2

Synonyms:
        1, 2-Ethanediol
        glycol
        ethylene alcohol
        glycol alcohol

Description:
        Colorless liquid
        Sweet taste

Uses:
                Manufature of Laquers, resins, inks, woodstains, 
                adhesives, leather dyes, and deicing fluid, antifreeze
                coolant, heat transfer agent

Fire Fighting:
        Alcohol Foam, water, foam, CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
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### Ethylene Imine ###
        C2H5N

Synonyms:
        Ethylenimine
        dimethylenime

Description:
        white liquid
        pungent odor

Uses:
                Manufacturing of pharmaceuicals, adhesives, 
                and protective coatings; oil and lubricant
                refining

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, dry chemical, alcohol foam
        
Will explode on contact with:
        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Hydrazine ###
      N2H4
      
Synonyms:
        Hydrine base
        diamine
        hydrazine anhydrous

Description:
        colorless fuming liquid or white crystals

Uses:
                Manufacture of drugs, fibers, antioxidants; propelant,
                plating metals or glass; photgraphic devolpers

        NOTE :
            Use the same run around that you used to get nitric acid
            but ask the for Hydrazine... it will not be called that
            but ask them to scan the ingrediants and look uder active
            reagents

Fire Fighting:
        Foam, CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        HNO3
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### Hydriodic Acid ###
          HI
Synonyms:
        Hydrogen iodine

Description:
        Pale yellow liquid
        colorlss gas

Uses:
                Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, disinfectants; 
                preparation of iodine salts

Fire Fighting:
        Dry Chemical, CO2

Will explode on contact with:
        HNO3

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### Hydrogen Peroxide ###
         H2O2

Synonyms:
        Hydrogen dioxide   
        T-stuff

Description:
        Colorless Heavy liquid
        colorless crystals

Uses:
                Manufacture of pulp, paper and plasticizers; substitute 
                for clorine in water treatment plants; wine distillation; 
                refining and cleaning metals; bleaching of textiles, wood, 
                and fur; used as a disinfectant and in a multitude of 
                cleaning agents

        NOTE :
                The shit found in you first aid kit is a weak version 
                of this... you can purchase this at most any drug store
                or convient store plus there are a bunch of methods of
                hydrogenating water...  Remember is you get this out
                of your first adid container that you must 1/5 the mass
                by purifing it over a busen burner or a kitchen stove..
                DO NOT directly breathe fumes VERY hazardous to your health

Fire Fighting:
        Dry chemical, CO2

Will explode on contact with:
        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Isoprene ###
      C5H8

Synonyms:
        2-methyl - 1
        3-Butadiene

Description:
        Colorless liquid

Uses:
                Manufacture of polyisoprene and Butyl rubber

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:
        
        H2SO4
        HNO3
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### Isopropyl Ether ###
        C6H14O

Synonyms:
        2-isopropoxy propane
        oiisopropyl ehter

Description:
        Colorless liquid
        ethral odor

Uses:
                Manufacture of rubber cement; solvent for oils 
                and dyes; paint and varnish remover

Fire Fighting:
        Alcohol Foam, CO2, Dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        HNO3
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### Manganese ###
        Mn

Synonyms:
        NONE  <-- its an element dumb ass

Description:
        Reddish-grew or slivery brittle metallic element

Uses:
                Manufacture of steel, aluminum, and non-ferrous
                allows; purifying agent in metal production.

Fire Fighting:
        Special dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:
        
        HNO3
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### Mesityl Oxide ###
        C6H10O

Synonyms:
        4-Methyl-3-penten-2-one

Description:
        Oily
        Colorless liquid
        Honey-like odor

Uses:
                Manufacturing of methyl isobutyl ketone; solvent; 
                ore flotation; insect repellent; paint and varnish
                remover.

Fire Fighting:
        Alcohol foam, CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:
        H2SO4
        HNO3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

### Methyl Cyanide ###
        C2H3N

Synonyms:
        Ethanen itrile
        acetonitrile
        
Description:
        Colorless liquid
        Aromatic odor

Uses:
                Manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, vegetable oils,
                and hydrocarbons; solvent

Fire Fighting:
        Foam, CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:
        
        H2SO4
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### Nitrobenzene ###

Synonyms:
        Oil of mirbane
        Nitrobenzol

Description:
        Bright yellow crystals or yellow oily liquid
        Almond-like odor

Uses:
                Manufacture of aniline, metal polish, shoe polish,
                benzidine, and quinoline; solvent for cellulose 
                ethers

Fire Fighting:
        Water, Foam, CO2, Dry Chemical

Will explode on contact with:

       H2SO4
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### Perchloric Acid ###
        HClO4

Synonyms:
        NONE

Description:
        Colorless funing liquid

Uses:
                Manufacture of esters; electropolishing; 
                lead deposition

Fire Fighting:
        Water, Foam

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

### Phenyl Ethylene ###
        C8H8

Synonyms:
        Vinyl benzen
        Styrene
        cinnamene

Description:
        Colorless 
        oily liquid

Uses:
                Manufacture of a wide variety of resins and 
                protective coatings

Fire Fighting:
        Foam, CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        H2SO4
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

### Phosphorous Trichloride ###
              PCl3

Synonyms:
        Phosphorous choloride

Description:
        Clear colorless fuming liquid

Uses:
                Manufacuture of pesticides, gasoline additives,
                dye stuffs, and plasticizers; used as a chlorinating
                agent and as a textile finishing agent

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        HNO3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

### Para-phthalic Acid ###
          C8H6O4

Synonyms:
        Benzene dicarboxylic acid
        TPA terephthalic acid

Description:
        White crystalline needles

Uses:
                Manufacture of resins, fibers, and films; additive 
                to poultry feed; reagent for alkali in wool 
                
Fire Fighting:
        Foam, CO2, dry chemical

Will explode on contact with:

        HNO3
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

### Phthalic Anhydride ###
          C8H4O3

Synonyms:
        Phthalandione

Description:
        White crystalline needles
        Mild odor

Uses:
                Manufacture of resins, plasticizerz,  dyes, 
                chlorinated products, pharmaceuticals, 
                and insecticides

Fire Fighting:
        CO2, dyr chemical

Will explode on contact with:
        HNO3
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