Takata Airbag Propellant

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  1. wjtracy

    wjtracy Senior Member

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    It was cheaper and known to be a bit more moisture prone but they thought they found a way to keep it stable. All the other stuff used are explosives too, so its just a fine difference in chemical behavior and storage life before the intended rate of burn goes bad.
     
    #21 wjtracy, Apr 8, 2016
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    well, it was not cheaper in the long run. i guess the silver lining is the Japanese government won't let them go belly up.
     
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