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Phenol ignition temperature

Impact Sensitivity by BM App — max faii for 0/5 shots is 35cm with a 2kg wt ignition Temperature — ignites at 390—400° Initiation Sensitivity — complete deton is brought about by 0.5g DDNP (Diazodinitro-phenol), 0.16g MF or 0.04g LA Power by Lead Block — 326cc or 134% TNT Thermal Stability — International Test at 75°— no discoloration or loss io wt in 48 hrs. Dty storage in the lab at RT for 6 months caused no deterioration... [Pg.336]

Clark determined the ignition temperature of diazodinitro phenol by dropping 0.02-gram portions of the material onto a heated bath of molten metal and noting the times which elapsecontacts with the hot metal and the explosions 1 second at 200 , 2.5 seconds at 190 , 5 seconds at 185 , and 10.0 seconds at 180 . At 177 the material decomposed without an explosion. [Pg.472]

The heating rate strongly influences the shape of a TGA curve, as does the atmosphere, the gas flow rate, and the sample mass [243]. Heating of a crosslinked phenolic up to its ignition temperature leads to formation of char. Char yields are an important parameter in flammability studies. The oxygen... [Pg.686]

In fires, melamine—phenolic laminates ignite slowly at high temperatures and bum slowly producing smoke that has about the same toxicity as wood smoke (17). [Pg.537]


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