1) The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms has ruled that nitrocellulose containing more than12.6% nitrogen is classified as a high explosive. Calculate the mass percent of nitrogen in tri-nitrocellulose, made up of the monomer, C6H₂O₂(NO3)3, and of di-nitrocellulose, C6H8O3(NO3)2.Percent nitrogen in C6H7O₂(NO3)3Percent nitrogen in C6H8O3(NO3)22) Complete and balance the combustion reaction, To save a copy of this document, click Duplicate.C6H10O5 +0₂3) Complete and balance the combustion reaction, below, for the tri-nitrocellulose monomer._C6H7O₂(NO3)3 +CO₂ +N₂ +CO₂4) Tri-nitrocellulose can burn explosively (hence the ATF ruling). Why?+H₂OH₂O

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1) The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms has ruled that nitrocellulose containing more tha 12.6% nitrogen is classified as a high explosive. Calculate the mass percent of nitrogen in tri- nitrocellulose, made up of the monomer, C6H7O₂(NO3)3, and of di-nitrocellulose, C6H8O3(NO3)2. Percent nitrogen in C6H₂O₂(NO3)3 Percent nitrogen in C6H8O3(NO3)2 2) Complete and balance the combustion reaction, To save a copy of this document, click Duplicate. C6H10O5 + 3) Complete and balance the combustion reaction, below, for the tri-nitrocellulose monomer. _C6H7O₂(NO3)3 + CO₂ + N₂ + CO₂ 4) Tri-nitrocellulose can burn explosively (hence the ATF ruling). Why? + H₂O H₂O

1) The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms has ruled that nitrocellulose containing more tha 12.6% nitrogen is classified as a high explosive. Calculate the mass percent of nitrogen in tri- nitrocellulose, made up of the monomer, C6H7O₂(NO3)3, and of di-nitrocellulose, C6H8O3(NO3)2. Percent nitrogen in C6H₂O₂(NO3)3 Percent nitrogen in C6H8O3(NO3)2 2) Complete and balance the combustion reaction, To save a copy of this document, click Duplicate. C6H10O5 + 3) Complete and balance the combustion reaction, below, for the tri-nitrocellulose monomer. _C6H7O₂(NO3)3 + CO₂ + N₂ + CO₂ 4) Tri-nitrocellulose can burn explosively (hence the ATF ruling). Why? + H₂O H₂O

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