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Energetic Materials Sensitivity
How to make a standard test for any explosives "specialy high sensitive" like fulminates, AP, lead azide, lead styphnate to make sure it has same
sensitive as international data for each materials.. what is referance for sensitives data!!?
what about falling metalic ball by electric magnetic "freely falling" what is the international standard and units for each materials if I try to do
this test, but now I do not have a clear vision to make that simpe test?? need a help
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Sensitivity Tests
The link below should get you started.
http://www.logwell.com/tales/mercury_fulminate.html
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That site doesn't even give refs for who or where those figures came from and besides look at some of the other content from that site. Not very
reliable if you ask me...
Try this file;
Sensitivity of Explosives
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