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Kinetic energy fragmentation

The energy partition between blast wave energy and fragment kinetic energy is as described in paragraph I. [Pg.2282]

E Explosion energy available to generate blast and fragment kinetic energy, etc. [Pg.66]

J. Lerme, S. Abed, R.A. Hold, M. Larzilliere, M. Carr6, Measurement of the fragment kinetic energy distribution in laser photopredissociation of N2O+. Chem. Phys. Lett. 96, 403 (1983)... [Pg.701]

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Fragmentation kinetics