Is argotypoline real

Answer 1

It is not a real chemical.

I assume that you saw this in The X-Files. It was a chemical made up to sound like a real chemical in this episode. If it was a real form of rocket fuel, it certainly would not come in a labeled paint can either. That's highly convenient.

There is no typoline chemical, nor a chemical prefix of Argo. The closest chemical is Argon, which is chemically inactive or non reactive in most cases.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, like, technically speaking, argotypoline isn't a real thing. It sounds like something you'd find in a sci-fi movie or a made-up chemical compound. So, if you're planning on using it in your next experiment or trying to impress someone at a party, maybe stick to real elements like carbon or hydrogen.

Answer 3

oh its real!! my father is a chemist for a top secret government laboratory. he said he has only seen it once. they found it on a downed spacecraft somewhere in New Mexico

Answer 4

I love that you knew exactly where I seen this...I guess both of us are far to inquisitive,intelligent, and have way to much time on our hands.🤔😐😎