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Quote: | Originally posted by artem
For pure AN (1.05g/cm3) Mader gives the calculating value VoD=5.262km/s and cites value ~4.5km/s as the experimental, [J. Phys. Chem. 61, 194
(1957) -also M.A.Cook].
(cut) Thats the "aluminized explosives" article I attached into another thread. Here 'tis again:
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That link is broken already.
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Yeh, host is down.. again.
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When you choose a fuel for a mixture, e.g. adding carbon or aluminum to ammonia dynamite to use up the oxygen, how do I determine what the best fuel
is? is heat of combustion and gas output all that matters?
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