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gptkbp:instanceOf
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organic peroxide
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gptkbp:appearance
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white crystalline solid
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gptkbp:aroma
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sharp, bleach-like
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gptkbp:category
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organic peroxide
primary explosive
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gptkbp:chemicalFormula
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C9H18O6
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gptkbp:decomposition_products
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gptkb:acetone
oxygen
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gptkbp:density
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1.17 g/cm³
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gptkbp:discoveredBy
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gptkb:Richard_Wolffenstein
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gptkbp:discoveredIn
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1895
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gptkbp:explosive
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yes
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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acetone peroxide
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gptkbp:legalStatus
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restricted or illegal in many countries
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gptkbp:meltingPoint
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94 °C (decomposes)
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gptkbp:molecularWeight
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222.24 g/mol
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gptkbp:notable_incidents
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used in terrorist attacks (e.g., 2005 London bombings, Paris attacks)
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gptkbp:otherName
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gptkb:triacetone_triperoxide
gptkb:TATP
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gptkbp:precursors
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gptkb:acetone
hydrogen peroxide
acid catalyst
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gptkbp:riskFactor
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extremely dangerous
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gptkbp:sensitivity
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highly sensitive to shock, friction, and heat
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gptkbp:solubility
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insoluble
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gptkbp:stable
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unstable
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gptkbp:storage
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not recommended due to instability
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gptkbp:uses
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illicitly used as an explosive
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gptkbp:bfsParent
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gptkb:TATP
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gptkbp:bfsLayer
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7
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