No, I get that. Not why I asked the question.
If you have a compound like potassium super oxide chatch light in a vacuum, does it still burn because it has it’s own oxidizer?
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What about chemicals that create their own oxygen source when burning?
01·2 days agoNo it isn’t.
Fucking what?
We were warned in the 90’s.
Speaking from experience with Potassium Superoxide, once it goes up the flames are impressive in atmosphere.