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Explosives and the Environment

Name Explosive %wt Binder + Plasticizer %wt Other ingredients %wt [Pg.23]

PAX-26 N/A DNAN Aluminium Ammonium perchlorate n-methyl nitroaniline [Pg.23]

Fast dissolution rate, adsorbs strongly to soil but also degrades readily. Depending on soil characteristics, these breakdown products are either more mobile than or have a simila r mobility to TNT. TNT can be taken up by plants from contaminated soil, including edible varieties of garden plants, aquatic and wetland plants, trees, and can accumulate in plant roots. [Pg.24]

Dissolves very slowly in water, does not adsorb strongly to soil and migrates further in contaminant plumes in ground-water. It is not bioaccumulative in plant or animal tissues but can be taken up by plants from contaminated soils, thus small amounts could be transferred up the food chain [Pg.24]


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