Trotyl

Trotyl, n. trotyl (trinitrotoluene), trotz, pret. in spite of. [Pg.454]

TNT may be called by its full chemical name, Trinitrotoluene, or it may be referred to as Tolite, Trotyl, or TOL. [Pg.4]

Synonyms CCRIS 1299 EINECS 204-289-6 Entsufon 1-Methyl-2,4,6-trinitrobenzene 2-Methyl-l,3,5-trinitrobenzene NCI-C56155 NSC 36949 TNT 2,4,6-TNT a-TNT TNT-tolite Tolit Tolite Trilit Trinitrotoluene sj/ 3-Trinitrotoluene Trinitrotoluol a-Trinitrotoluol sym-Tx -nitrotoluol Tritol Triton Trotyl Trotyl oil UN 0209 UN 1356. [Pg.1138]

Bolkhovitinov et al, "Initiation of Detonation in Low-Density Trotyl by Air Shock , Ibid, pp 771-77... [Pg.241]

Engl transln in Soviet Physics, Doklady 5, 337-40(1960) CA 55, 24013(1961) (Measurement of adiabatic shock waves in cast Trotyl, crystalline Hexogen and Nitromethane) 65) Dunkle s Syllabus (1960-1961) Shock Waves, which includes Mathematical Background (Sessions 1 2) Fluid Flow (Session 3) Initiation of Shock Waves (Session 4) Properties of Shock Waves (Session 5) Shock Relationships and Formulas (Session 6) Shock Wave Interactions (Sessions 7 8) 66) B.D. [Pg.540]

Melinite (PA) was used in France for more than 25 years, and only during WWI was it replaced by TNT (Trotyl, in Fr)... [Pg.144]

Accdg to Colver (Ref 12, pp 20 24), German expls industry unreservedly adopted the manuf of TNT, mostly by the method of Hepp as improved by Haussermann (See above). Some factories used their own modifications and used names, such as Trotyl, T.rynol, Trolit, etc. The names Triplastit and Plastrotyl were used for TNT worked-up with DNT, MNT and a small amt of NC... [Pg.149]

Nitroguanidine (NGu, Picrite), Pentaerythri-tol Tetranitrate (PETN), RDX (Cyclonite, Cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine, Hexogen), Tetranitrocarbazole (TeNCbz, TeNC), Tetryl (Trinitrophenylmethylnitramine) and TNT (Trinitrotoluene Trotyl)... [Pg.351]

Frantsuzskaya Sines . Rus for French Mixture, which consisted of PA (Picric Acid) 80 DNN (Dinitronaphthalene) 20%. It was used for filling some shells, aerial bombs, antitank mines and for demolition charges known as podryvnyiye shaski of the same size as those filled with Trotyl (TNT)... [Pg.567]

French Explosives. See under Explosifs in this Vol and under individual names, such as Anilite, Cheddite, Favier explosifs, Grisou-dynaniites, Hexogene, Melinite (PA), Nitrami-don (NS), Poudre noire (BkPdr), Schneideritsj Tolite or Trotyl (TNT) and others... [Pg.576]

Trotyl (TNT), Melinite (Trinitrophenol or Picric Acid), Dynamite gomme (NG/CP3— 92/8), Penthrite (PETN or Pentaerythritol Tetra-nitrate) and Hexogene (RDX or Cyclonite). [Pg.577]

GranatfUllung 02 or Fp 02. Ger name for TNT (Trotyl), which started to be used as filler for Ger Shells in 1902... [Pg.766]

Hexamit) NT nitrate-trotyl (Fr expl contg AN TNT such as amatol)... [Pg.758]

Bolkhovitinov Viktorov (Ref 16) present diameter effect data for a number of expls including Soviet commercial expls, as shown in Table 3. (Note Trotyl is TNT.) Dj is D at infinite diameter d. The calculated (method of calcn not given) reaction zone width is a and the observed reaction zone width is a0 5 is mean square (sic) deviation presumably of a. [Pg.182]

Filled Mixtures of Ammonium Nitrate with Trotyl , VzryvnoeDelo 1966 (60/17), 160-73 (1966) (Russ) CA 67,55796 (1967) [The author compared dry and w-filled mixts of granular Trptyl (TNT) and AN by means of their heats of expin detd using calorimetric bombs, brisance from Trauzl test data, MacKnee ballistic balance values and ballistic plate tests. Evaluated were composites of AN and TNT in 79/21, 50/50 and 30/70 ratios as well as pure granular TNT. It was found that in the dry state the heat of expln is max for the stoichiometric 79/21 mixt. However, as the TNT content increases, the evolved heat decreases to a min for pure TNT. The w-filled mixts exhibit an opposite trend, viz, the heat of expln increases with TNT content, becoming maximized for 70—100%... [Pg.314]

Tetrytol (Tetryl/TNT-75/25). Used as bursting chge in some bombs and as a booster chge(with the addn of wood meal to decrease the density and thereby increase the sensitivity)(Ref l,p 94) TNT. See Trotyl... [Pg.301]

Trotyl (TNT). Used as bursting chge inGP, MC, SAP, A/S Fgran bombs in land mines, rockets, aerial torpedoes and shells of all types(Ref l,p... [Pg.302]

Belyaev s experimental studies related to liquid secondary explosive materials—methylnitrate, nitroglycol, nitroglycerine—and to secondary explosive materials which are solid at room temperature, but which melt when ignited—trotyl, picric acid, etc. [Pg.332]

Trinitrotoluene (TNT, trotyl, tolite, triton, tritol, trilite, etc.)... [Pg.141]

Trotyl (TNT). Usually produced in flake form having a solidification pt of 80.2—80.6° for the military grade. Industrial grade TNT melts at 76—78°, and a lower grade called liq TNT or Tri-Oil is also manufd in Sweden... [Pg.488]

Trinitrotoluol or Trotyl (TNT). TNT was manufd during WWII by a two-stage process, first to mononitrotoluene and then to TNT. The crude product was called Rohtri, mp 76— 78° and the purified TNT was called Reintri, mp 80—81°. There were several methods used to purify TNT, such as by Na sulfite soln or by re-crystn from nitric acid, in the opinion of Dr A. Stettbacher, the best method (but more expensive) was to recryst it from hot acet contg 8% benz. This method was used at the Schweiz-erische Sprengstoff-Fabrifc AG, Dottikon, and in Holland, for the purification of TNT used as a bursting charge in HE projectiles... [Pg.492]

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