Naz Reid American professional basketball player for Minnesota Timberwolves T-Shirt

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Takata made airbags using ammonium nitrate as a propellant. It’s cheap, plentiful, and relatively safe. It’s used as a fertilizer. It can also explode quite violently. Takata specifically used Phase-Stabilized-Ammonium-Nitrate or PSAN, a special (stable) crystalline structure of ammonium nitrate that has a favorable burn rate. It burns really, really fast, but doesn’t detonate. Airbags need to inflate extremely rapidly, but not so violently as to burst the Naz Reid American professional basketball player for Minnesota Timberwolves T-Shirt Besides,I will do this metal canister like a grenade. As long as the PSAN stays in the proper phase, everything works fine. The idea is kinda clever, but it hinges on the ammonium nitrate remaining in the proper phase The problem is that the south is a hot, humid, sweaty ass-crack. The ever-present humidity eventually gets inside the airbag inflator. The hygroscopic ammonium nitrate absorbs that water quite readily. As the moist PSAN gets heat cycled continuously for a decade, the (supposedly stable) crystals gradually transform from the good-natured phase to the violent phase. If the airbag is eventually needed, the ammonium nitrate detonates with incredible force, which can burst the metal inflator assembly and frag the occupants with deadly shrapnel.