The main products of this reaction were hydrogen cyanide and polymer that contained approximately 32% nitrogen. Yields of these substances increased to constant values with increase of acetylene flow rate. Some cyanogen and methane were also formed. The yield of cyanogen passed through a maximum with increased flow rate of acetylene, but the methane yields were quite erratic.
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