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Explosives chemistry

A.L. Olsen J.W.Greene, La oratory Manual of Explosive Chemistry", Wiley, NY... [Pg.329]

Energy Sources. In explosive chemistry the energy released by rapid chemical reaction is ueed to provide heat, expand gas, create blast shock, provide fragmentation, and to create forces for propulsion... [Pg.742]

Thermochemistry is an important part of explosive chemistry it provides information on the type of chemical reactions, energy changes, mechanisms and kinetics which occur when a material undergoes an explosion. This chapter will carry out theoretical thermochemical calculations on explosive parameters, but it must be noted that the results obtained by such calculations will not always agree with those obtained experimentally, since experimental results will vary according to the conditions employed. [Pg.74]

A. L. Olsen and J. W. Greene, Laboratory Manual of Explosive Chemistry, Wiley, New York, 1943. [Pg.30]

Note For additional information on use of radioactive tracers in energetic materials, see also Nuclear Tracers in Explosives Chemistry in Vol 8, N210-L to N219-L... [Pg.136]

The major uses of toluene are in high-octane (Pb-free) motor fuels, paints, dyes, plastics, detergents and expls. The usual route to useful expls is by the nitration of toluene to mono-, di-, and trinitro derivatives. See also in Vol 8, N40-R ff under Nitration , and N211-L R under Nuclear Tracers in Explosive Chemistry ... [Pg.795]

Park JS et al (2010) Positive homotropic allosteric receptors for neutral guests annulated tetrathiafulvalene-calix[4]pyrroles as colorimetric chemosensors for nitroaromatic explosives. Chemistry 16 848-854... [Pg.206]

From among a number of dinitroaniline isomers known, only the 2,4- and 3,5-isomers (m. p. 187°C and 161°C respectively) are of importance from the point of view of explosives chemistry ... [Pg.557]

P) A.L. Olsen J.W. Green, "Laboratory Manual of Explosive Chemistry , J. Wiley,... [Pg.346]

Thermochemistry is an important part of explosive chemistry it provides information on the type of chemical reactions, energy changes, mechanisms, and kinetics that occur when a material undergoes an explosion [4],... [Pg.462]

Results indicate a quantum yield of near unity 193 nm photolysis of CH3NO2, n-C3H7N02, and 498 C6H5NO2. Chemiluminescent products monitored. Relation to explosion chemistry discussed... [Pg.105]

Milgrom, L. Pen detects peroxide-based explosives. Chemistry World, July 2005, 7. [Pg.217]


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