Vacuum Sealing OLD Trioxane Bars

[prambo]

Have some old trioxane fuel bars that appear to be slowly getting smaller.

The newer ones I have are .MIL in what appears to be vacuum sealed packets.

Is there any danger in sealing my old ones using a food vaccum sealer? - like it blowing up.

I know, it sounds stupid to ask that, but trust me, even if it can't happen, I would be the first to do so.

 

[togmaster]

I wouldn't worry about sealing them but I wouldn't open the sealed bags near a flame. If they emit any vapors in the bag it may be flammable or explosive.

 

[NirvanaFan]

I think you're all good. I've never heard of them blowing up or anything.

 

[Gunner57]

I would say you're gtg, but you should live stream it here just in case we are wrong!

 

[prambo]

I would say you're gtg, but you should live stream it here just in case we are wrong!

Wonder if it would even register on the scale used to measure Darth's "Tannerizing" of The Princess' book?

ETA: Wonder if Time-Warner would pay for it for Pay-Per-View?

 

[prambo]

Thanks! Figured it was OK.

Maybe not so much - check out this stuff from PubChem

1,3,5-TRIOXANE | C3H6O3 - PubChem

- it's .GOV, so probably over the top. The structure just screams "I BURN!!!"

 

[dsdmmat]

Man I have not seen any of them in 10 years at least.

 

[prambo]

Man I have not seen any of them in 10 years at least.

These guys have a lot of great stuff:

Search results for: 'trioxane' - Keepshooting®

This polar fleece is incredible - never seen anything like it at anywhere near the price:

French Foreign Legion Polar Fleece Jacket - Keepshooting®