> At 116 K (melting point of Freon-12), tetraoxygen difluoride decomposes and, if there is contact with concentrated ozone, both explode.
No shit Sherlock. :)
Strangely enough, I cannot find any paper about Streng doing explosive reactions with O3F2.
> At 116 K (melting point of Freon-12), tetraoxygen difluoride decomposes and, if there is contact with concentrated ozone, both explode.
No shit Sherlock. :)
Strangely enough, I cannot find any paper about Streng doing explosive reactions with O3F2.