Trinol

HPLC of the dinitrobenzoylated derivatives of mixed chlor-bromo analogues of TRINOL... 

Tolamite Fr plastic expl contg NG, CC, Tri-Trinol Ger expl(see PATR 2510, p 209)... 

In the explosives industry it is known under various names Tolite (France) Tri, Trotyl, Tutol, Trinol. Fullpulver 1902 - abbreviation Fp02 (Germany) Tri-tolo (Italy) Trotyl and TNT (Poland) Trillit, Tolita (Spain) TNT (United Kingdom and U. S. A.) Tol, Trotil, TNT (U. S. S. R.). 

During the 1914-1918 War trinitroanisole was manufactured in Germany under the names of Nitrolit, Trinol and An. It was used alone or in admixture with ammonium nitrate, hexyl, or hexanitrodiphenyl sulphide, for filling high explosive shells and for submarine and land mines. Eventually it had to take the place of TNT. 

Trinitrotoluene (also known as TNT, trotyl, trinol, etc.) is used as such and also in adbmixture with ammonium nitrate, etc., in explosives such as amatol, ammonal, sabulite, demarhe, etc. This substance is the most important military high explosive. 

Trinitro-toluene has been introduced into the French service under the name of Tolite. The Spanish Government call it Trilit. The carbonite works of Sclilebusch are introducing it into other services Under the name of Trotyl, and Messrs Allendorf of Schoenebeck under the name of Trinol. 

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