Kneisl-Test

The so-called Kneisl-Test is a simple method which can be used for the estimation of the long-term thermal stability, particularly for primary explosives. A defined quantity (e.g. 100 mg) of the substance under investigation is air sealed in a glass ampoule. This ampoule is then placed in an oven for 100 h at the temperature for which thermal stability should be determined. The ampoule is then opened, the remaining mass of substance weighed and any gaseous decomposed products... 

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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ ]

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