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chlorine

hydrochloric acid

nitric acid

iodine

sulfuric acid

aluminum

potassium perchlorate

potassium persulfate

hydrogen peroxide

potassium permanganate

potassium hydroxide should work...

i would assume nitric acid actually behaves like a proton donating acid when mixed with a base, and not so much as an oxidizer...

even baking soda should work according to http://www.umanitoba.ca/admin/human_resources/ehso/media/Concentratedacidmixtures.pdf

im not sure, but i think HCl is a stronger acid HNO3 (given that HNO3 is more corrosive as an oxidizer than an acid), meaning that you can just mix HCl with NH4NO3 to get NH4Cl and HNO3...

if not, H2SO4 will definately do the job: NH4NO3 + H2SO4 > (NH4)2 SO4 + 2HNO3...

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yes im pretty sure HCl will react with NH4NO3 to form nitric acid (and ammonium chloride)

I ran the equation through a thermochemical calculator-

NH4NO3(s) + HCl(g) = NH4Cl(s) + HNO3(l) + 30.84kJ

showing that this reaction should occur spontaneously

but ill be able to tell for sure if it works very soon...

ammonium nitrate should work great...

rdx can be made fairly simply from ammonia, nitric acid, methane... not that i'm into making illegal explosives