Nitrocellulose nitromethane

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New ideas in the manufacture of nitrocellulose consist in nitrating cellulose hi the presence of a solvent (e.g. methylenedichloride [25], nitromethane) which is not subjected to nitration but dissolves nitrocellulose and forms a separate phase. The solution of nitrocellulose is then washed with water to stabilize the product. The operations can be made continuous. 

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In their standard recipe using pure nitromethane, they first put 17 parts by weight of nitromethane into a mixer, and then added one part by weight of nitrocellulose, and mixed the two until a gel was formed. Nitrocellulose is another name for gun cotton or smokeless powder, and it is easily purchased from reloading suppliers. Be sure not to get black powder for a muzzle loader. Read the label before buying ... 

Nitromethane (NM) is a colorless and transparent liquid explosive with aromatic odor, a relative density of 1.1376, boiling point of 101.2 °C, freezing point of —28.55 °C, flash point of 43 °C (open cup) and refractive index of 1.3818 °. It is soluble in water, ethanol and basic solution, and its aqueous solution is acidic. Nitromethane is miscible with many organic matters to form azeotrope liquid. Itself is a good solvent and can be thickened after a small amount of nitrocellulose is added. Additionally, concentrated acid can decompose into nitromethane into ammonia, hydroxylamine and carbon oxides. 

Aside from the sensitizers described above, nitrate and ammonium nitrate can also be employed as explosive sensitizer for nitromethane. In addition, adding metal powder (e.g., A1 powder) into nitromethane can increase the corresponding explosion energy and detonation sensitivity. To prevent potential separation of solid components, nitrocellulose or cellulose acetate may be used as thickener [40, 41]. 

N-(2-Nitrobutyl) morpholine. See4-(2-Nitrobutyl) morpholine Nitrocalcite. See Calcium nitrate Nitrocarbol. See Nitromethane Nitrocellulose... 

Nitromethane can be used in an extractive process to separate aromatic hydrocarbons from aliphatic hydrocarbons due to the lower solubility of the aliphatic fractions in nitromethane [3]. Nitroparaffins are used to separate lactic acid from fermentation beers [4], nitrocellulose from the nitrating solution [5], and plutonium (IV) from aqueous solutions [6]. Nitropropane is used to extract rosin from pine lumber at elevated temperatures [7]. Toluene can be separated from similar boiling-point aliphatic paraffins by azeotropic distillation with nitromethane [8]. Ethylbenzene forms an azeotrope with nitromethane which allows its separation from styrene through a distillation process. 

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