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Originally Posted by samwichse
You're confusing NOx (meaning NO2, NO3, etc) with nitrous oxide (N2O).
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No, N2O cannot be stored in solid form that I know of...
NO2 (Nitrous dioxide) is more effective than N2O at lighting a fire
It should work very well if it can be delivered in a non-corosive way.
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It would accelerate the flame front, if it could be stored in adequate QTYs it would work very well at leaning out WOT enough that one could add some more fuel.
Ah well.