Meyer R., Koehler J., Homburg A. Explosives. Wiley-VCH, 2002 / Explosives 5th ed by Koehler, Meyer, and Homburg (2002)
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nitrocellulose, 12.0% N |
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nitrocellulose, 11.5% N |
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nitrocellulose, 11.0% N |
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nitrodiphenylamine |
C12H10O2N2 |
nitroglycerine |
C3H5O9N3 |
nitroglycol |
C2H4O6N2 |
nitroguanidine (picrite) |
CH4O2N4 |
nitromethane |
CH3O2N |
Nitrotriazolone (NTO) |
C2H2N4O3 |
nitrourea |
CH3O3N3 |
Octogen (HMX) |
C4H8O8N8 |
paraffin (solid) |
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PETN (Nitropenta) |
C5H8O12N4 |
petroleum |
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picric acid |
C6H3O7N3 |
polybutadiene, |
(C4H6)100C2H2O4 |
carboxy terminated |
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polyisobutylene |
(CH2)n |
polypropyleneglycol |
(C3H5O)nH2O |
polyvinyl nitrate |
(C2H3O3N)n |
potassium nitrate |
O3NK |
n-propyl nitrate |
C3H7O3N |
sodium hydrogen |
CHO3Na |
carbonate |
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658.4 |
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2755 |
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689.6 |
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2885 |
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720.7 |
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3015 |
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88.13 |
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369 |
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392.0 |
– 1633 |
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381.6 |
– 1596 |
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213.3 |
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893.0 |
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442.8 |
– 1853 |
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774.60 |
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642.5 |
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2688 |
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253.3 |
– 540 |
– 2261 |
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407.4 |
– 1705 |
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– 1842 |
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259.3 |
– 1085 |
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– 1570 |
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888.1 |
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3718 |
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275.4 |
– 1152 |
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4891 |
– 487.8 |
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2041 |
–2705 |
–11318 |
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636.5 |
– |
2663 |
22.74 |
29.33 |
36.08 |
8.57 |
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(4) |
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667.4 |
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2793 |
23.33 |
30.68 |
35.86 |
8.21 |
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(4) |
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698.4 |
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2922 |
23.94 |
32.17 |
35.65 |
7.84 |
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(4) |
+ 107.5 |
+ |
450 |
56.01 |
46.68 |
9.34 |
9.34 |
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(4) |
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369.7 |
– 1540 |
13.21 |
22.02 |
39.62 |
13.21 |
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(2); (4) |
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358.2 |
– 1499 |
13.15 |
26.30 |
39.45 |
13.15 |
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(2) |
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– 184.9 |
– |
773 |
9.61 |
38.42 |
19.21 |
38.42 |
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(4) |
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413.7 |
– 1731 |
16.39 |
49.17 |
32.70 |
16.39 |
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164.69 |
– |
689.10 |
15.37 |
15.37 |
23.06 |
30.75 |
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(2) |
– |
617.2 |
– |
2582 |
9.52 |
28.55 |
28.55 |
28.55 |
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84.5 |
+ |
353.6 |
13.50 |
27.01 |
27.01 |
27.01 |
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(2) |
– |
500 |
– |
2094 |
71.0 |
148 |
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(6) |
– |
385.0 |
– 1611 |
15.81 |
25.30 |
37.95 |
12.65 |
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(2) |
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400 |
– 1675 |
70.5 |
140 |
– |
– |
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(6) |
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242.4 |
– 1015 |
26.20 |
13.10 |
30.55 |
13.10 |
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(2) |
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– 107 |
– |
448 |
73.10 |
109.65 |
0.73 |
– |
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(6); (10) |
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331 |
– 1386 |
71.29 |
142.58 |
– |
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(10) |
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852.9 |
– |
3571 |
51.19 |
103.37 |
17.56 |
– |
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(11) |
– |
252.1 |
– 1055 |
22.46 |
33.68 |
33.68 |
11.23 |
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(4) |
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N = |
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15.73) |
–1157 |
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4841 |
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–29.67 |
9.89 |
K: |
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9.89 |
(5); (16) |
– |
436.8 |
– 1911 |
28.55 |
66.63 |
28.55 |
9.52 |
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(4) |
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–2691 |
–11259 |
11.90 |
11.90 |
35.71 |
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Na: |
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11.90 |
(15) |
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Reactions Decomposition of Calculation Thermodynamic
Table 31. (continued)
Component |
Empirical |
Enthalpy |
Enthalpy |
Energy |
Energy |
Number of Atoms per kilogram |
Uses |
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Formula |
of Forma- |
of Formationof Forma- |
of Formation |
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tion |
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kcal/kg |
kJ/kg |
kcal/kg |
kJ/kg |
C |
H |
O |
N |
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sodium nitrate |
O3NNa |
–1315 |
– 5506 |
–1301 |
– 5447 |
– |
–35.29 |
11.76 |
Na. |
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11.76 |
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tetranitromethane |
CN4O8 |
Tetryl |
C7H5O8N5 |
TNT (trinitrotoluene) |
C7H5O6N3 |
toluene |
C9H6O2N2 |
diisocyanate (TDI) |
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triaminoguanidine nitrate |
CH9N7O3 |
triaminotrinitrobenzene |
C6H6N6O6 |
trimethylamine nitrate |
C3H10O3N2 |
1,3,3-trinitroazetidine (TNAZ) |
C3H4N4O6 |
trinitrobenzene |
C5H3O5N3 |
trinitrochlorobenzene |
C6H2O6N3Cl |
trinitropyridine |
C5H2O6N4 |
trinitropyridine-1-oxide |
C5H2O7N4 |
trinitroresorcinol |
C6H3O8N3 |
(styphnic acid) |
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urea |
CH4ON2 |
urea nitrate |
CH5O4N3 |
water |
H2O |
wood dust |
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+ |
46.9 |
+ |
196.4 |
+ |
65.0 |
+ |
272.1 |
5.10 |
– |
40.81 |
20.40 |
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+ |
16.7 |
+ |
67.9 |
+ |
35.3 |
+ |
147.6 |
24.40 |
17.40 |
27.86 |
17.40 |
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(2) |
– |
70.6 |
– |
295.3 |
– |
52.4 |
– |
219.0 |
30.82 |
22.01 |
26.40 |
13.20 |
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(2) |
– 179.7 |
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752 |
– 162.7 |
– |
681 |
51.71 |
34.47 |
11.49 |
11.49 |
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68.8 |
– |
287.9 |
– |
35.2 |
– |
147.2 |
5.98 |
53.86 |
17.95 |
41.89 |
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– 129.4 |
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541.3 |
– 108.7 |
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455.0 |
23.25 |
23.25 |
23.25 |
23.25 |
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673.1 |
– |
2816 |
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636.7 |
– |
2664 |
24.57 |
81.90 |
24.57 |
16.38 |
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+ |
45.29 |
+ 189.50 |
+ |
66.84 |
+ |
279.77 |
15.62 |
20.82 |
31.23 |
20.82 |
(2) |
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48.8 |
– |
204 |
– |
32.1 |
– |
135 |
28.15 |
14.08 |
28.15 |
14.08 |
(2) |
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25.9 |
+ |
108 |
+ |
40.4 |
+ |
169 |
24.24 |
8.08 |
24.24 |
12.12 |
Cl: |
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4.04 |
(2) |
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88,0 |
+ 368.5 |
+ 104.6 |
+ |
437.9 |
23.35 |
9.34 |
28.03 |
18.68 |
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+ 102.5 |
+ |
428.9 |
+ 119.2 |
+ |
499.1 |
21.73 |
8.69 |
30.42 |
17.38 |
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510.0 |
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2134 |
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493.1 |
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2063 |
24.48 |
12.24 |
32.64 |
12.24 |
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lead |
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salt |
–1326 |
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5548 |
–1291 |
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5403 |
16.65 |
66.60 |
16.65 |
33.30 |
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–1093 |
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4573 |
–1064 |
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4452 |
8.12 |
40.62 |
32.49 |
24.37 |
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–3792 |
–15880 |
–3743 |
–15670 |
– |
111.01 |
55.51 |
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–1116 |
– |
4672 |
–1090 |
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4564 |
41.7 |
60.4 |
27.4 |
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Reactions Decomposition of Calculation Thermodynamic
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Table 32. Enthalpy and energy of formation of gaseous reaction products.
Product |
Formula |
Molecular |
Enthalpy of Formation |
Energy of Formation |
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Weight |
kcal/mol |
kJ/mol |
kcal/mol |
kJ/mol |
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carbon monoxide |
CO |
28.01 |
–26.42 |
–110.6 |
–26.72 |
–111.9 |
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carbon dioxide |
CO |
44.01 |
–94.05 |
–393.8 |
–94.05 |
–393.8 |
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water (vapor) |
H2O |
18.02 |
–57.80 |
–242.0 |
–57.50 |
–240.8 |
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water (liquid) |
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–68.32 |
–286.1 |
–67.43 |
–282.3 |
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nitrogen monoxide |
NO |
30.01 |
+21.57 |
+ 90.3 |
+21.57 |
+ 90.3 |
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nitrogen dioxide (gas) |
NO2 |
46.01 |
+ 7.93 |
+ 33.2 |
+ 8.23 |
+ 34.5 |
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nitrogen |
N2 |
28.02 |
± 0 |
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± 0 |
± 0 |
oxygen |
O2 |
32.00 |
± 0 |
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± 0 |
± 0 |
hydrogen chloride |
HCl |
36.47 |
–22.06 |
– 92.4 |
–22.06 |
– 92.4 |
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Table 33. Moles per kilogram of inert Components |
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Formula |
mol/kg |
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aluminum oxide |
Al2O3 |
9.808 |
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barium sulfate |
BaSO4 |
4.284 |
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calcium carbonate |
CaCO3 |
9.991 |
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guhr (silicic acid) |
SO2 |
16.65 |
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iron oxide |
FeO3 |
6.262 |
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magnesium sulfate |
MgSO4 |
11.858 |
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potassium chloride |
KCl |
13.413 |
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sodium chloride |
NaCl |
17.11 |
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talc |
Mg3(SiO10)(OH)2 |
2.636 (21 atoms) |
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water (slurry component)*) |
H2O |
55.509 |
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Heat of evaporation of H2O:
555.5 kcal/kg = 2325.9 kJ/kg = 10.01 kcal/mol = 41.91 kl/mol
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Reactions Decomposition of Calculation Thermodynamic
Thermodynamic Calculation of Decomposition Reactions |
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Table 34. Data of solid explosion reaction products.
Product mol
Formula |
Molecular Weight |
Energy of Formation |
Molar Heat of Fusion |
Number of Atoms in Molecule |
Molar Heat of Sublimation |
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kcal/ |
kcal/ |
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kcal/ |
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mol |
mol |
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mol |
sodium |
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chloride |
NaCl |
58.44 |
– 97.98 |
2 |
6.73 |
50.3 |
potassium |
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chloride |
KCl |
74.56 |
–104.03 |
2 |
6.28 |
48.1 |
magnesium |
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chloride |
MgCl2 |
95.23 |
–152.68 |
3 |
10.3 |
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sodium |
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carbonate |
Na2CO3 |
105.99 |
–269.4 |
6 |
8.0 |
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potassium |
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carbonate |
K2CO3 |
138.21 |
–274.0 |
6 |
7.8 |
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calcium |
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carbonate |
CaCO3 |
100.09 |
–287.6 |
5 |
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magnesium |
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carbonate |
MgCO3 |
84.33 |
–261.0 |
5 |
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barium |
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carbonate |
BaCO3 |
197.37 |
–289.8 |
5 |
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lead |
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carbonate |
PbCO3 |
267.22 |
–166.2 |
5 |
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aluminum |
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oxide |
Al2O3 |
101.96 |
–399.6 |
5 |
28.3 |
115.7 |
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iron oxide |
Fe2O3 |
159.70 |
–196.1 |
5 |
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lead |
Pb |
207.21 |
± 0 |
1 |
1.21 |
46.34 |
mercury |
Hg |
200.61 |
± 0 |
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14.0 |
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Table 35. Molar internal energies of reaction products c¯v (T-To); To = 25 °C ≈ 300 K.
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kcal |
kJ |
kcal |
kJ |
kcal |
kJ |
kcal |
kJ |
kcal |
kJ |
kcal |
kJ |
kcal |
kJ |
kcal |
kJ |
K |
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1000 |
3.65 |
15.28 |
6.34 |
26.55 |
4.64 |
19.43 |
3.41 |
14.28 |
4.33 |
18.13 |
3.59 |
15.03 |
3.77 |
15.78 |
3.31 |
13.86 |
1200 |
4.86 |
20.35 |
8.59 |
35.97 |
6.26 |
26.21 |
4.47 |
18.72 |
5.62 |
23.53 |
4.78 |
20.01 |
5.02 |
21.02 |
4.33 |
18.13 |
1400 |
6.11 |
25.35 |
10.91 |
45.68 |
7.99 |
33.45 |
5.58 |
23.36 |
6.93 |
29.02 |
6.01 |
25.16 |
6.30 |
26.38 |
5.32 |
22.27 |
1500 |
6.75 |
28.26 |
12.10 |
50.66 |
8.89 |
37.22 |
6.14 |
25.71 |
7.58 |
31.74 |
6.64 |
27.80 |
6.95 |
29.10 |
5.88 |
24.62 |
1600 |
7.39 |
30.94 |
13.31 |
55.73 |
9.81 |
41.07 |
6.72 |
28.14 |
8.22 |
34.42 |
7.28 |
30.48 |
7.61 |
31.86 |
6.38 |
28.71 |
1700 |
8.05 |
33.71 |
14.51 |
60.75 |
10.75 |
45.01 |
7.31 |
30.61 |
8.67 |
36.30 |
7.92 |
33.16 |
8.28 |
34.67 |
6.92 |
28.97 |
1800 |
8.69 |
36.39 |
15.77 |
66.03 |
11.52 |
48.23 |
8.13 |
34.04 |
9.61 |
40.24 |
8.57 |
35.88 |
9.02 |
37.77 |
7.48 |
31.32 |
1900 |
9.34 |
39.11 |
16.94 |
70.92 |
12.43 |
52.04 |
8.64 |
36.17 |
10.17 |
42.58 |
9.20 |
38.52 |
9.66 |
40.44 |
7.95 |
33.27 |
2000 |
19.99 |
41.83 |
18.13 |
75.91 |
13.38 |
56.02 |
9.17 |
38.39 |
10.77 |
45.09 |
9.84 |
41.20 |
10.31 |
43.16 |
8.46 |
35.42 |
2100 |
10.64 |
44.55 |
19.33 |
80.93 |
14.35 |
60.08 |
9.74 |
40.78 |
11.39 |
47.68 |
10.49 |
43.92 |
10.97 |
45.93 |
8.94 |
37.43 |
2200 |
11.31 |
47.35 |
20.56 |
86.08 |
15.34 |
64.22 |
10.32 |
43.20 |
12.04 |
50.41 |
11.15 |
46.68 |
11.64 |
48.73 |
9.53 |
39.90 |
2300 |
11.98 |
50.16 |
21.81 |
91.31 |
16.36 |
68.49 |
10.92 |
45.72 |
12.71 |
53.21 |
11.81 |
49.44 |
12.31 |
51.54 |
10.10 |
42.28 |
2400 |
12.65 |
52.97 |
23.07 |
96.59 |
17.39 |
72.81 |
11.54 |
48.31 |
13.39 |
56.06 |
12.48 |
52.25 |
12.99 |
54.38 |
10.68 |
44.71 |
2500 |
13.33 |
55.81 |
24.34 |
101.91 |
18.43 |
77.16 |
12.17 |
50.95 |
14.09 |
58.99 |
13.15 |
55.05 |
13.67 |
57.23 |
11.28 |
47.22 |
2600 |
14.02 |
58.70 |
25.61 |
107.22 |
19.49 |
81.60 |
12.81 |
53.63 |
14.80 |
61.96 |
13.83 |
57.90 |
14.36 |
60.12 |
11.88 |
49.74 |
2700 |
14.70 |
61.55 |
26.90 |
112.63 |
20.56 |
86.08 |
13.47 |
56.39 |
15.52 |
64.98 |
14.51 |
60.75 |
15.06 |
63.05 |
12.50 |
52.32 |
2800 |
15.39 |
64.44 |
28.20 |
118.07 |
21.63 |
90.56 |
14.13 |
49.16 |
16.25 |
68.03 |
15.20 |
63.64 |
15.75 |
65.94 |
13.12 |
54.93 |
2900 |
16.08 |
67.33 |
29.50 |
123.51 |
22.72 |
95.12 |
14.80 |
61.96 |
17.00 |
71.17 |
15.88 |
66.48 |
16.45 |
68.87 |
13.75 |
57.57 |
3000 |
16.78 |
70.26 |
30.81 |
129.00 |
23.81 |
99.69 |
15.47 |
64.77 |
17.75 |
74.31 |
16.57 |
69.37 |
17.15 |
71.80 |
14.30 |
59.87 |
3100 |
17.47 |
73.15 |
32.12 |
134.48 |
24.91 |
104.29 |
16.16 |
67.66 |
18.50 |
77.45 |
17.26 |
72.26 |
17.85 |
74.73 |
15.04 |
62.97 |
3200 |
18.17 |
76.08 |
33.44 |
140.01 |
26.02 |
108.94 |
16.84 |
70.50 |
19.26 |
80.64 |
17.96 |
75.19 |
18.56 |
77.71 |
15.69 |
65.69 |
3300 |
18.87 |
79.01 |
34.77 |
145.58 |
27.13 |
113.59 |
17.54 |
73.43 |
20.03 |
83.86 |
18.65 |
78.08 |
19.26 |
80.64 |
16.35 |
68.45 |
3400 |
19.57 |
81.94 |
36.10 |
151.15 |
28.25 |
118.28 |
18.23 |
76.32 |
20.80 |
87.08 |
19.35 |
81.01 |
19.97 |
83.61 |
17.01 |
71.22 |
3500 |
20.27 |
84.87 |
37.43 |
156.71 |
29.37 |
122.97 |
18.93 |
79.25 |
21.58 |
90.35 |
20.05 |
83.94 |
20.68 |
86.58 |
17.67 |
73.98 |
3600 |
20.97 |
87.86 |
38.76 |
162.28 |
30.50 |
127.70 |
19.64 |
82.23 |
22.37 |
93.66 |
20.74 |
86.83 |
21.39 |
89.55 |
18.34 |
76.78 |
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For more detailed calculations (e.g. if the presence of free carbon must be assumed), the reader is referred to M. A. Cook: The Science of High Explosives, Chapman & Hall, London 1958 and, by the same author: The Science of Industrial Explosives, copyright 1974 by IRECO CHEMICALS, Salt Lake City, USA. They contain basic data on heat capacities and equilibria constants concerned, as well as computing programs for hand and machine calculations.
The data for the Tables above have been taken from this book. The data for enthalpies and energies of formation are taken from H. Bathelt, F. Volk, M. Weindel, ICT-Database of Thermochemical Values, Sixth update (2001), FRAUNHOFER-INSTITUT FÜR CHEMISCHE TECHNOLOGIE, D-76318 Pfinztal-Berghausen.
Thrust
Schub; poussee´
In rocket technology, the recoil force produced by rearward gas discharge. It is expressed in tons, kiloponds, or newtons, and is one of the most important characteristic rocket parameters. The initial weight of a rocket must remain within a certain relation to the thrust. The launching thrust chosen is usually higher than the cruising thrust; this can be achieved by the use of W Boosters.
Thrust Determination
Schubmessung; mesurage de la poussee´
The determination of the thrust of a rocket motor involves recording the time diagram of the force (tons, kp, or newtons) during combustion. The force is allowed to act on a support, with a pick-up element thrust cell interposed between them. The measurement is carried out by the aid of a strain gauge element (variation of resistance with pressure) or of a piezo-quartz element, and the results are recorded on an oscillograph connected in a compensation circuit. Modern measuring and computation techniques yield the total thrust time (impulse) immediately.
The same technique is applied for the determination of the pressure in the combustion chamber. The pressure cell must be attached to the previously prepared measuring points on the combustion chamber.
W Solid Propellant Rockets and W Specific Impulse.
