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Trinitrotolueue, as its name implies, is a toluene molecule with 3 nitro groups (NO2) attached to it. Tolueue itself could be more precisely described as methylbenzene...an aromatic benzene ring with a single methyl group.Aromatic hydrocarbons tend to have higher bond energies than their aliphatic (straight chain) counterparts such as propane, octane, etc...which makes them good candidates for anti-knock agents.
"I used to play professional bone..." -z32ttvert (mwsmith) on June 23, 2003 at 11:14 PM |
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