R. Meyer J. Köhler A. Homburg Explosives

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Atomic Weights aluminium Al 26.982 lead Pb 207.19 antimony Sb 121.75 lithium Li 6.939 barium Ba 137.34 magnesium Mg 24.312 boron B 10.811 maganese Mn 54.938 calcium Ca 40.08 mercury Hg 200.59 carbon C 12.011 oxygen O 15.999 cerium Ce 140.12 phosphorus P 30.974 chlorine Cl 35.453 potassium K 39.102 chromium Cr 51.996 selenium Se 78.96 copper Cu 63.54 silicon Si 28.086 fluorine F 18.998 sodium Na 22.990 iodine J 126.904 strontium Sr 87.62 iron Fe 55.847 sulfur S 32.064
Page 2 and 3: R. Meyer J. Köhler A. Homburg Expl
Page 4 and 5: Dr. Rudolf Meyer (†) (formerly: W
Page 6 and 7: Preface and Prof. Dr. P. Elsner, Dr
Page 8: From the preface of previous editio
Page 13 and 14: Atm. p. s. I. pressure bar kp/cm 2
Page 15 and 16: Adobe Charge isobaric adiabatic fla
Page 17 and 18: Airbag The basic task of a gas gene
Page 19 and 20: Airbag 40 ms to inflate the airbag
Page 21 and 22: Air Blast For example liquid gas ge
Page 23 and 24: Alginates enhalpy of formation: -15
Page 25 and 26: Ammon-Gelit TDF Ammon-Gelit TDF Amm
Page 27 and 28: Ammonium Dichromate Ammonium Dichro
Page 29 and 30: Ammonium Nitrate Explosives Phase S
Page 31 and 32: Ammonium Perchlorate advantage of b
Page 33 and 34: Andex 1, ML Andex 1, ML Trade names
Page 35 and 36: Armstrong Blasting Process solid ta
Page 37 and 38: Azides Azides Azide; azotures Azide
Page 39 and 40: Ballistic Bomb Fig. 4. Dynamic live
Page 41 and 42: Ball Powder work performed by the e
Page 43 and 44: Barium Nitrate Table 2. Specificati
Page 45 and 46: Benzoyl Peroxide Benzoyl Peroxide B
Page 47 and 48: Billet Billet Monolithic charge of
Page 49 and 50: Blast Area cakes are then broken an
Page 51 and 52: Blasting Machines Blasting Machines
Page 53 and 54: Booster Sensitivity Test a rocket d
Page 55 and 56: Bulk Density the explosive, as well
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Bus Wire and is then called Charbon
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N-Butyl-N-(2-nitroxyethyl)nitramine
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Cap Sensitivity portation has place
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Carbamite Carbamite Denomination fr
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Caseless Ammunition Caseless Ammuni
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Centralite I Centralite I diethyldi
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Channel Effect Channel Effect Kanal
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Combustible Cartridge Cases Combust
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Compositions A; A-2; A-3 The high-p
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Confinement Confinement Einschluss
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Crawford Bomb Coyote blasting has n
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Cyanuric Triazide Cyanuric Triazide
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Dangerous Goods Regulations Dangero
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Dautriche Method Dautriche Method A
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Delay Delay Verzögerung; retard A
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Destressing Blasting 2. The explosi
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Detonation Fig. 11. Generation of a
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Detonation which the safety distanc
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Detonation W = D ; g is denoted as
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Detonation Fig. 12. The Hugoniot cu
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Detonation Fig. 13. Gap test p = 10
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Detonation Table 9. Explosive State
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Detonation Surface on Explosion Tim
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Diamyl Phthalate DADNE is a relativ
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Diethyleneglycol Dinitrate Diethyle
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Differential Thermal Analysis Diffe
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Dingu and Sorguyl Dingu and Sorguyl
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Dinitrochlorobenzene Dinitrobenzofu
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Dinitrodiphenylamine Dinitrodipheny
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Dinitrophenoxyethylnitrate friction
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Dinitrotoluene Dinitrotoluene Dinit
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Dioxyethylnitramine Dinitrate Dioxy
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Diphenylurethane Diphenylurethane a
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Dithekite Dithekite A U.S. trade na
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Dynatronic Dynatronic ® Dynatronic
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End Burning Velocity the propellant
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Environmental Seal Dadieu, A., Damm
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ERLA used by R. Chirat and G. Pitti
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Ethanolamine Dinitrate Erythrol tet
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Ethylenedinitramine Ethylenediamine
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Ethyl Picrate Ethyl Picrate refract
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Explode Explode Explodieren; explos
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Explosive Bolt ing material and the
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Explosives material may be much slo
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Table 11. Explosive Materials and t
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Exudation buyers and users must pro
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Firing Line Firing Line Zündkabel;
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Free-flowing Explosives tected site
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Fuel Friction sensitivity of explos
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Fumes Table 15. Fume Class Toxic Ga
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Gas Generators Gas Generators gaser
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Geosit 3 Geosit 3 Trade name of a s
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Glycerol Nitrolactate Dinitrate Thi
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Grain Grain A single mass of solid
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Guanidine Perchlorate Guanidine Per
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Gunpowder 156 lose mixture is gelat
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Hangfire Hangfire Spätzündung; ex
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Partial Heat of Explosion Partial H
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Heat Sensitivity Heat Sensitivity 1
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Heptryl Table 17. Results of steel
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Hexamethylenetetramine Dinitrate He
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2,4,6,2',4',6'-Hexanitrobiphenyl 2,
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Hexanitrodiphenylglycerol Mononitra
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Hexanitroethane nitrogen content: 1
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Hexanitrostilbene Hexanitrostilbene
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Hexogen 176 oxidation. As soon as t
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Hot Storage Tests 178 ucts. Various
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Hydrazine tion is reacted with a li
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Hypergolic Hypergolic Liquid Propel
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IMDG Code IMDG Code Abbreviation fo
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Impact Sensitivity same hardness*).
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Impact Sensitivity 15 mm length; 19
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Inhibited Propellant blasting cap o
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Iron Acetylacetonate Iron Acetylace
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Large Hole Blasting Large Hole Blas
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Lead Block Test Lead Block Test Ble
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Lead Dioxide The empty space above
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Lead Picrate Lead Picrate Bleipikra
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Leg Wires Leg Wires Zünderdrähte;
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Lithium Nitrate Lithium Nitrate Lit
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LX Depending on available processin
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MAPO detonation velocity, confined:
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Mesa Burning Mercury fulminate is p
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Methyl Nitrate incorporation of bri
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Metriol Trinitrate Metriol Trinitra
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Minol Minol A pourable mixture of T
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Munroe Effect Munroe Effect The eff
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Nitrocellulose such as nitroglyceri
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Nitroethane Specifications The spec
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Nitroglycerine oxygen balance: +3.5
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Nitroglycerine Propellants reducing
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Nitroguanidine; Picrite is less vis
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Nitroisobutylglycerol Trinitrate Sp
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Nitromethylpropanediol Dinitrate va
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Nitro-Sugar Nitro-Sugar Nitrozucker
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Nobelit Nitrourea is soluble in ben
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Octogen heat of explosion (H2O gas)
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Oxygen Balance rials containing bou
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Paste connected in parallel. Since
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Pentastit The compound is prepared
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Permissibles; Permitted Explosives
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Permissibles; Permitted Explosives
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Peroxides charges of 40 cm in lengt
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Petroleum Jelly W Vacuum Test at 12
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Picric Acid Picric Acid 2,4,6-trini
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Plateau Combustion explosive under
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Polynitropolyphenylene Polynitropol
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Porous Powder Porous Powder Poröse
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Poudre B Specifications Poudre B co
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Pre-splitting (Pre-shearing) Pre-sp
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Projectile Impact Sensitivity Proje
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Propyl Nitrate Propyl Nitrate Propy
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RDX into size; if they are to be us
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RID Table 26. RID Test results of D
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Rotational Firing Modern test stand
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Scaled Distance (b) Sand test for l
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Seismograph prospecting. The explos
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Series Electric Blasting Cap Circui
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Sheathed Explosives shaped charge c
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Silvered Vessel Test Silvered Vesse
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SINOXID Primer Composition The prop
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Small Arms Ammunition Primers Small
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Solid Propellant Rockets by incorpo
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Specific Impulse f = pV = nRT where
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Stability similar in appearance to
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Stemming Stemming Besatz; bourrage
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Strength 298 Vessel mortar test Thi
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Strontium Nitrate Strontium Nitrate
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Susan Test suitable shape to the po
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Taliani Test heat of detonation, ex
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Tetramethylolcyclopentanone Tetrani
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Tetranitromethane melting point: 29
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Tetracene Tetracene tetrazolyl guan
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Tetrytol secondary charges for blas
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Thermodynamic Calculation of Decomp
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Thrust Thrust Schub; poussée In ro
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TNT sodium sulfite solution; this p
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Transmission of Detonation comprise
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1,3,5-Triazido-2,4,6-trinitrobenzen
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Triethyleneglycol Dinitrate molecul
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Trinitroaniline Trinitroaniline Pic
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1,3,5-Trinitrobenzene heat of explo
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Trinitrochlorobenzene enthalpy of f
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Trinitromethane density: 1.68 g/cm3
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2,4,6-Trinitrophenylnitraminoethyl
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2,4,6-Trinitroxylene energy of form
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Underwater Detonations 2. Shock wav
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Upsetting Tests Fig. 25. Upsetting
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Vacuum Test Vacuum Test This test,
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Volume Strength The volume can be d
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Web Web In a solid propellant grain
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Literature Literature Books*) 368 1
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Literature 370 Structure and Proper
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Literature 372 Field, P.: Dust Expl
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Literature 374 Solid Propellant Che
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Literature 376 Combustion of Boron-
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Literature 378 Selected Values of C
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Literature 380 Transport of Dangero
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Literature 382 1985 Pyrotechnics: B
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385 Index Index and Technical Dicti
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387 Index AT = anti-tank = armor pi
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389 Index BTNENA = bi-trinitroethyl
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391 Index composite propellants 17;
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393 Index Diaethylenglykoldinitrat
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395 Index dutch test 112 Duxita = R
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397 Index explosive D = ammonium pi
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399 Index Glühbrücke W bridgewire
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401 Index HN = hydrazine nitrate 18
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403 Index Kast’s upsetting Test 3
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405 Index MeDINA; MeEDNA = methylet
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407 Index NIMPHE = nuclear isotope
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409 Index PBU = phenylbenzylurethan
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411 Index Primadet = mild detonatin
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413 Index S safe & arm 274 safety c
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415 Index Sprengmittel = explosive
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417 Index thermische Sensibilität
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419 Index triple base propellants 1
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421 Index Zündstrom = firing curre
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