United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 16U.S. Naval Institute, 1890 |
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Sivu 41
... explosive is confined in a tin tube , 25 mm . internal diameter , 31 mm . external , or thicker , not only does the gas not burn , but also the detonation ... explosive constituent or constituents , NOTES ON THE LITERATURE OF EXPLOSIVES . 41.
... explosive is confined in a tin tube , 25 mm . internal diameter , 31 mm . external , or thicker , not only does the gas not burn , but also the detonation ... explosive constituent or constituents , NOTES ON THE LITERATURE OF EXPLOSIVES . 41.
Sivu 48
... explosive thus produced has not the capacity of exploding with the certainty of his explosive , as he states , and that it has not the proper degree of sensitiveness to the detonating charge , and the instantaneity of its explosion ...
... explosive thus produced has not the capacity of exploding with the certainty of his explosive , as he states , and that it has not the proper degree of sensitiveness to the detonating charge , and the instantaneity of its explosion ...
Sivu 51
... Explosive Compounds , " in which the patentee proposes , in order to cool the explosive gas mixtures , to mix various explosives , such as nitroglycerine , with 15-65 per cent of salts containing more than 5 molecules of water of ...
... Explosive Compounds , " in which the patentee proposes , in order to cool the explosive gas mixtures , to mix various explosives , such as nitroglycerine , with 15-65 per cent of salts containing more than 5 molecules of water of ...
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