Ejection Charge

Al Gloer · 2004-06-25T03:28:00+00:00

Has anyone ever heard of or considered the possibility of using SodiumAzide as an ejection charge? This is the explosive used in airbags.According to my reading it only requires an electric current to reactextremely violently and give off a whole bunch of nitrogen.Just a note: If this is new to you and you are thinking "let's give it awhirl" read up. Apparently it can be very poisonous (along the lines ofsodium cyanide)A

Jun 25, 2004 80 Replies

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Richard White 22 years ago

We launc..oops er, send'em to Washington D.C. to pester our finest political hacks.. Er Senators!

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