Gelatine-Dynamites

Nitrogelatines. Fr term for Blasting Gelatin. Other terms include Gelatine Dynamite, Gelatine Explosible, Gelatine, Dynamite-Gelatine, etc Ref Daniel (1902), 325 523... [Pg.299]

CA 53, 15567 (1959) (Sensitization of Dynamite Gelatin by 1 —5% of inert substances of high or moderate hardness such as pumice, quartz, A1203, hematite, pyrite, etc can raise deton velocity to as high as 6800 m/sec)... [Pg.420]

Their, definition is given here under GELA" TIN, sad various expls are described under the titles of Gelatine Astra lit, Gelatine Carbonic, Gelatin Dynamite, Gelatin Dynamite etc... [Pg.697]

Wettersicbere Dynamite (gelatinous and nongelatinous) are those safe to use against firedamp and coal dust. They correspond to Amer "permissible" or British "permitted" Dynamites... [Pg.705]

Dynamites, gelatine dynamites or gelatines—explosives with high contents of nitroglycerine. In the second group collodion cotton is used to form a gel with nitroglycerine. [Pg.461]

Si CA 53, 15567(1959) [Sensitization of dynamite gelatin by inert additives, such... [Pg.547]

American Dynamites, gelatinized 1 A167 see also American Dynamites and substitutes 5 D1724... [Pg.458]

Other expls used during WWII for demolition purposes were Dynamites of the types procured as commercial items, such as Straight Dynamites, Ammonia Dynamites, Gelatin Dynamites and Ammonia Gelatin Dynamites 13) Anon, "Demolition Materials , US Dept of the Army Tech Manual TM9-1946(1955) 14) B.T. Fedoroff et al... [Pg.482]

Gelatinerad Dynamit (Gelatin Dynamite). This expl was invented in 1875 by A. Nobel. He dissolved small amounts of collodion cotton in slightly warmed NG and incorporated into the resulting soft jelly some BlkPdr, saltpeter (K nitrate) or woodmeal. A typical Dynamite contained NG 62.5, collodion cotton 2.5, K nitrate 27, and woodmeal 8%. Present commercial Gelatin Dynamites axe essentially unchanged from the original inventions of Nobel, except that BlkPdr as such is not added... [Pg.486]

Gelatin. See under American Dynamites, Gelatinized A167-L... [Pg.683]

For other properties and uses see Straight Dynamite, Ammonia Dynamite, Gelatine Dynamite, Low-Freezing Dynamite, Permissible Dynamite, Semigelatine Dynamite. [Pg.68]

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