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Density gravimetric

M molecular mass, p gravimetric density, melting point, decomposition temperature, X gravimetric hydrogen density... [Pg.144]

There are basically six methods in order to store hydrogen reversibly vith a high volumetric and gravimetric density. [Pg.110]

Gravimetric Density of a Propellant. Accdg to US OrdnProof Manual 7-26(1945), pp 31—2,... [Pg.774]

Gravimetric density=the weight of the charge in a unit volume (e.g. kg in litre). [Pg.532]

The gravimetric density of ball-grain powder varies from 0.400 to 0.975. [Pg.638]

The next step is the detn of gravimetric density (apparent specific gravity) of a cartridge. [Pg.512]

Volume of the cartridge, V = Wscj/sp gr of sand and Gravimetric density of cartridge c W/V... [Pg.512]

Besides the gravimetric density test which is conducted with unwrapped cartridges, and the exudation test which can be conducted either with unwrapped cartridges or with prepd samples, the following stability tests are recommended before proceeding with complete chemical analysis... [Pg.513]

Note 3 It seems that the French term "Densite de tassement corresponds to Amer Packed Density because in both cases the expls are packed. The term must not be confused with the Fr term "Densite gravimetrique (See Gravimetric Density, item G)... [Pg.487]

Marshall 2 (1917), 411 (Absolute specific gravity) 412 (Bianchi s densimeter) 413 (Snelling s densimeter) 414 5 (Gravimetric density)... [Pg.502]

Mercury fulminate has a specific gravity of 4.45, but a mass of the crystals when merely shaken down has an apparent density (gravimetric density) of about 1.75. In detonators the material is usually compressed to a density of about 2.5, but densities as high as 4.0 have been obtained by vigorous compression. Mercury fulminate crystallizes from water in crystals which contain y.H20, from alcohol in crystals which arc anhydrous. One liter of water at 12° dissolves 0.71 gram, at 49° 1.74 grams, and at 100° 7.7 grams. [Pg.410]

Melting point (°C) Boiling point (°C) Gravimetric density (g cm-3) Equivalent weight... [Pg.184]

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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.56 , Pg.117 ]



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