PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «NITROCOTTON»
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nitrocellulose
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «NITROCOTTON»
Descubre el uso de
nitrocotton en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
nitrocotton y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
International Critical Tables of Numerical Data, Physics, ...
Some dynamites have a certain proportion of nitrocotton incorporated with the
nitroglycerin to diminish the risk of exudation of the nitroglycerin during transport
or storage. These may be called semi-gelatins. They resemble the dynamites ...
Edward Wight Washburn, 1930
2
A Survey of American Chemistry
They emphasize that the chief factor in the apparent viscosity of nitrocotton
solutions is structural viscosity due to colloidal aggregates of easily varied
degree of ramification and dismemberment. Time experiments at 55° C. extended
to three ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Division of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, William Jay Hale, Clarence Jay West, 1936
3
Selected Formulary Handbook
5. parts nitrocotton. parts ethyl acetanilide 2 parts castor oil. parts ethyl acetate.
parts methyl acetate. 17 parts methyl alcohol. parts starch. 6. parts scrap film.
parts ethyl acetanilide. parts castor oil. 3 parts tricresyl phosphate. parts ethyl
acetate.
NPCS Board of Consultants & Engineers, 2007
4
Two Thousand Formulas, Recipes and Trade Secrets: The ...
The Classic Do-It-Yourself Book of Practical Everyday Chemistry Harry Bennett. 2
. 20 parts scrap film. 60 parts ethyl acetate. 20 parts ethyl alcohol. 10 parts
aluminium powder. 3. 16 parts nitrocotton. 10 parts ethyl acetanilide. 74 parts
acetone.
It is a serious complication that in mixtures a liquid chosen as diluent may
actually reinforce and improve the solvent power, as in the well- known case of
alcohol and ether or of toluene and alcohol for nitrocotton of low nitrogen content
(8).
Stanford University. Dept. of Chemistry, 1934
6
Practical Bomb Scene Investigation, Second Edition
The viscosity of this product depends on the percentage of nitrocotton. Granular
dynamites, on the other hand, contain little or no nitrocotton and have a grainy
texture. In addition to this classification, dynamites differ also in the materials
used ...
7
Annual Survey of American Chemistry ...
F. I. and E. duPont 63 colloid nitrocotton with grains of a mixture of charcoal and a
nitrate to make flashless smokeless powder. O'Neil 64 makes a bulk smokeless
powder of high-nitrated nitrocotton and dinitrotoluene or dinitrobenzene as a ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Division of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, William Jay Hale, Clarence Jay West, 1928
8
Routledge Diccionario Técnico Inglés:
nitrocotton;. -. explosive. n. MINE. algodón. pólvori. m. nitroethane. n. CHEM.
uitroetano. m. ntiroform n CHEM mtroformo /n. nttrogelatioe. n. MINE.
uitrogelatina/. nttrogen n LVt CHEM, GAS, PETRTECH mtrógeno m iN\ --cooled
reactor n NUCL ...
9
Celluloseverbindungen und ihre besonders wichtigen ...
The nitrocotton will then be carried on the conveyor beneath the squeezing roll 8,
which is preferably driven at a peripheral speed about equal to the surface speed
of the conveyor, and further acid will be squeezed out. After passing under the ...
10
Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry
Class A. — As the percentage of castor oil in the film is increased the tensile
strength, referred to as unit weight of nitrocotton per c.c. (Fig. 7), remains
practically constant. It appears from this that the tenacity of the film is simply the
normal ...
