Harrison powders

Harrison Powders (1860). A mining expl consisting of potassium chlorate 70, starch 10, carbon 10 sulfur 10%. An army incendiary mixt was composed of KC103 65, starch 6, carbon 6, sulfur 12, licopodio 2, tar oil charcoal dust 3%. A patent of 1862 reported an expl consisting of KC103 or NaC103 56, K ferrocyanide 28, starch 4, sulfur 7 charcoal 5%... 

Manasevit HM (1968) Appl Phys Lett 12 156. Prior to this study, Didchenko et al. as well as Harrison and Tomkins described the synthesis of III-V material powders by reaction of group 13 trialkyls and group 15 hydrides (a) Didchenko R, Alix JD, Toeniskoettler RH (1960) J Inorg Chem 4 35 (b) Harrison B, Tomkins EH (1962) Inorg Chem 1 951... 

Harrison PJ, Newton JM, Rowe RC. The characterization of wet powder masses suitable for extrusion/spheronization. J Pharm Pharmacol 1985 ... 

Following are selected refs on absorption spectroscopy, absorption spectrophotometry, electronic spectroscopy, etc l)F.Twyman C.B.Allsop, "The Practice of Absorption Spectrophotometry, Adam Hilger,London(1934) 2)H.Mohler, "Absorptionsspektrum der chemi-schen Bindung,"reproduced by Edwards Bros, Ann Arbor, Mich(1943) 3)L.PaulingfOSRD Rept5953(1945) "Absorption Spectra of Explosives and Other Compounds of Interest in the Study of Smokeless Powder (Conf)(not used for this dictionary) 4)G.R.Harrison, R.C.Lord J.R.Loofbourow, "Practical... 

Harrison TW, Wisniewski A, Honour J, Tattersfield AE. Comparison of the systemic effects of fluticasone propionate and budesonide given by dry powder inhaler in healthy and asthmatic subjects. Thorax 2001 56(3) 186-91. 

Harrison, P.J. Extrusion of Wet Powder Masses. Ph.D. thesis. University of London, 1982. 

Harrison, P.J. Newton, J.M. Rowe, R.C. The Characterization of Wet Powder Masses Suitable for Extrusion/ Spheroniza-tion. J. Pharm. Pharmacol. 1985, 37, 686-691. 

Harrison PJ. Newton Rowe RC. Row defects in wet powder mass extrusion. J Pharm Pharmacol 1985 37 81-3. 

Figure 11. r dependence of Q for members of the ilmenite-hematite solid solution, determined from neutron powder diffraction (solid symbol Harrison et al. 2000a) and quench magnetization (open symbols Brown et al. 1993). Sohd hues are fits using a modified Bragg-Williams model. 

Harrison RJ, Redfem SAT, O Neill HSC (1998) The temperature dependence of the cation distribution in synthetic hercynite (FeAl204) from in situ neutron diffraction. Am Mineral 83 1092-1099 Harrison RJ, Redfem SAT, Smith R1 (2000a) In situ study of the i 3 to i 3c phase transition in the ilmenite-hematite solid solution using time-of-flight neutron powder diffraction. Am Mineral 85 194-205... 

Davidson and Harrison, Fluidized Particles, Cambridge University Press, 1963. Geldart, Powder Technol. 6 201-205 (1972). 

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