Substitute Dynamite

Some "antigrisou expls contained no NG. A brief list of such "substitute Dynamites is given in Vol 1, p A466-R (Ref 7)... [Pg.575]

Gelatine-Cheddit (Ger). Gelatinous expls based on chlorates, such as Na chlorate 70 Sc Collodion Cotton gelatinized with NG. They might serve as substitute Dynamites... [Pg.689]

Substitute Dynamites Listed in Additional References Without Their Compositions... [Pg.638]

Ersatzdynamit (Ger for Substitute Dynamite). Any Dynamite in which a large proportion or all NG is substituted by some other HE (such as TNT, PA, PETN, RDX, etc) in such a manner that the resulting compn is equal in strength.to the original Dynamite Refs 1) Naoum, Expls (1927), 99 2) PATR... [Pg.764]

Substitute Dynamite. A name improperly assigned during WWI to 40% Gelatin Dynamite which was replacing the 60% Gelatin Dynamite because of a shortage of NG Ref Naoum, NG (1928), 331... [Pg.453]

An important advance in dynamite was the substitution of ammonium nitrate for part of the nitroglycerin to produce a safer and less expensive explosive. Nobel made this new dynamite successful by devising gelatins that contained from 20 to 60 percent ammonium nitrate. Ammonium nitrate was too hygroscopic, hence, work began to develop a nongelatinous form., The solution, found in 1885, was coating ammonium nitrate with a little paraffin to produce a series of ammonia dynamites,... [Pg.274]

The key intermediate for the preparation of the 8-aminoquin-oline antimalarial agents is obtained by condensation of the substituted aniline, 90, with "dynamite-grade" glycerol in concentrated sulfuric acid. (The reaction may well follow some scheme such as that depicted below.) Ihe nitroquinoline obtained from... [Pg.344]

It is an expl with properties resembling those of Nitro-iso-butylglycol Di nitrate, and was proposed for use in Dynamites as either a substitute for, or in conjunction with NG, It may also be used in double-base propints Refs 1) Beil — not listed 2) F.H. Bergeim,... [Pg.293]

This mixt, called Oxtmite , contains up to 15.9% N, and has been proposed for use in low-freezing Dynamites as a substitute for NG (See also under Electrochemical Nitrations in Vol 5 E61 L)... [Pg.457]

Paleine or Paleina. Dynamites patented by Langfrey in Engl in 1878 contg nitrated straw ( fulmi-paille ). One of the formulations could [G 35.0, Nitrostriv/ 18.6, ssltpstsr 32.5, sulfur 4.6, and potato starch 9.3%. Part of the sulfur could be replaced with hardwood charcoal, and dextrin could be substituted for the starch... [Pg.480]

Iso-Trioil. A product resulting from the purification of crude TNT by recrystallization from nitric acid. This process has been used in Europe on a production scale however, the Sellite purification process was selected for use in the USA. Isotrioil has been found to be a satisfactory substitute for TNT in Dynamite consisting of ... [Pg.401]

VW) Encyclopedia of Explosives, PATR 2700, Vol 5(1972), pp D1616-R to D1650-R - Dynamites and Their Substitutes. Examination Including Analytical Procedures . Comprehensive description of methods used at US Bureau of Mines, DuPont Co, Hercules Co and Swedish AB Bofors, Nobelkrut. Also methods described by R. Pierson in Std-MethodsChemAnalysis, Vol 2, Pt 2(1963)... [Pg.355]

Although extended or stretched Dynamites could be called Substitute Explosives (Ersatz-sprengstoffe, in Ger), they should not be confused with ErsatzsprengStoffe of WWII listed in PATR 2510(1958), pp Ger 43 ... [Pg.369]

In Vol 5 of Encycl under DYNAMITE AND SUBSTITUTES, pp D15B4-L ff are also included expls which contain no NG, nor other... [Pg.369]

Firedamp-proof Detonators. Firedamp-proof detonators have net received tht attention that firedamp-proof expls have, possibly because the expln of the, detonator is lost in the immediately succeeding expln of the main charge. Treatment of the detonator charge in caps follows similar lines to treatment of Dynamites in the addition of cooling additives, such as salts or wax (Ref 1), BuOAc (butyl acetate) (Ref 2), or poly car boxy lie acids, oxygenated poly carboxylic acids, halogen substituted poly carboxylic and oxygenated polycarboxylic acids, and the neutral and acid salts of these (Ref 4)... [Pg.412]

VIII, and under GERMAN DYNAMITS AND THEIR SUBSTITUTES... [Pg.697]

Gelatinous Nitrate Containing Polyisobuty lene-Gelled Naphthene Base. Increased plasticity of dynamite-type expls is achieved by adding 1—10% of a gel based upon naphthene oil 95 and polyisoburylene 5 parts. Lubricating oil, heat-exchange oil or petrolatum. may be substituted for the naphthene Ref J.M. Downard, USP 2537039(1951) CA 45, 2670(1951)... [Pg.699]

German Commercial (Industrial or Mining) Explosives (Gewerblichesprengstoffe) of WWII. See PATR 25100 958), pp Ger 29 to Ger 30, including Table 9 also under GELATIN EXPLOSIVES and under GERMAN DYNAMITS AND THEIR SUBSTITUTES below... [Pg.705]

German Dynamites used before and during WWII are listed in PATR 2510 (Ref 3) and also in this Encyclopedia. A complete list of A to D compns and description of E to Z compns are given under DYNAMITES AND THEIR SUBSTITUTES ... [Pg.705]

In his later work Stettbacher developed the idea of using penthrinites as substitutes for dynamite, with the following composition ... [Pg.282]

Stettbacher s proposals were subjected to sharp criticism by Naoum [91] who considered the substitution of such mixtures for dynamite to be inexpedient, since ... [Pg.282]

Since the high price of nitroglycerine makes the use of straight or gelatine dynamites rather costly in relation to their power, it may be partly substituted by... [Pg.480]

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