British Ammonals

British Ammonals. See under British Military Explosives and under Ammonals, Vol l,pp A289,... 

British Commercial Explosives. Advances in British coml HE s is discussed in detail by Taylor (Ref 1). See also Ref 2, British Ammonals in Vol l,pp A289, A290 A291-R and British Ammonium Nitrate Gelatin Dynamites in Vol l,p A368(table) Ref 1)J.Taylor,Research(London) 1947,67-76(a review with 59 refs) CA 42,2105(1948) 2)Taylor Gay( 1958), 1-50 86-106... 

Boron Azide A525-L Boron Carbide. See under Acetylides and Carbides A7I-L Boron Triazide A525-L British Ammonals. See under Ammonals A289, A290 A291-R... 

Note 2 Attnnonal designated m the table p A290,as 2 is similar in composition to the "British Service Ammonal used for demolition purposes. It must be press-loaded because it does not contain sufficient TNT to permit cast loading (Ref 19, p 84)... 

British Commercial Explosives of Nonpemitted Type are listed in Ref 28a, pl4 and Ref 49, p 26). They include Ammonal LAN 83, TNT 12... 

Explosives. Finally(sometime after WWI), the Austrians, Germans, French and British omitted the charcoal altogether in military ammonals and these explosives became simply mixtures of amatols with aluminum. 

Ammonalmatrit. See under Almatrites A140-L Ammon- Gelatine Dynamite and Ammon-Gelignite (British Not-Permitted (Ammonium Nitrate Dynamites) A368 (table)... 

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