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R. Meyer J. Köhler A. Homburg Explosives

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Cyanuric Triazide<br />

Cyanuric Triazide<br />

Cyanurtriazid; triazide cyanurique<br />

colorless crystals<br />

empirical formula: C3N12<br />

molecular weight: 204.1<br />

energy of formation: +1090.3 kcal/kg = +4561.9 kJ/kg<br />

enthalpy of formation: +1072.9 kcal/kg = +4489.2 kJ/kg<br />

oxygen balance: – 47%<br />

nitrogen content: 82.36% N<br />

melting point (under decomposition): 94 °C = 201°F<br />

lead block test: 415 cm3 /10 g<br />

detonation velocity, unconfined:<br />

5500 m/s at r = 1.02 g/cm3 deflagration point (explosion):<br />

200–205 °C = 390– 400°F<br />

friction sensitivity: 0.01 kp = 0.1 N pistil load<br />

This compound is prepared by slowly introducing powdered cyanogen<br />

chloride into an aqueous solution of sodium azide with efficient cooling.<br />

Cyanuric triazide is an effective initiating explosive. It is not employed<br />

in practice owing to its high vapor pressure.<br />

Cyclotol<br />

The name given to RDX – TNT mixtures with compositions varying<br />

between 50:50 and 75:25 (W Compositions B).<br />

Cyclotrimethylene Trinitrosamine<br />

trinitrosotrimethylenetriamine; Cyclotrimethylentrinitrosamin;<br />

cyclotrimethylène trinitrosamine<br />

pale yellow crystals<br />

empirical formula: C3H6N6O3<br />

molecular weight: 174.1<br />

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