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There is a critical initial temperature for an explosive mixture which gives the maximum rate of pressure rise to the explosion which occurs upon ignition. This.
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Aug., 1932. KINETICS OF GAS EXPLOSIONS. 3185 which was to be extracted out with one of the solvents mentioned above. Since it was necessary to extract ...
The Travelers Insurance Company, Har~ford, Connecticut. S OME years ago practically everyone who at- tempted photography at night used magnesium.
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Kinetics of Gas Explosions. IV. Ozone Explosions Induced by Hydrogen1,2. Bernard Lewis. J. Am. Chem. Soc. , 1933, 55 (10), pp 4001â4006. DOI: 10.1021/ ...
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San Bernardino and Imperial Counties. Prior to the war prac- tically all ... Another new enterprise at Vernon is the California Chemical Company, which is now.
at Polymer Corp., Sarnia, Ontario. The explosion was heard generally 5 miles from the plant and up to 50 miles in iso- lated locations. It was accompanied by.
T H E DETERMINATION OF THE RELATIVE SENSITIVEN E S S OF EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCES THROUGH EXPLOSIONS BY INFLUENCE.” ’ 6‘
