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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Metal combustion"”.

  1. Metalloid aluminum clusters with fluorine

    Metals have a very high energy density compared to explosives, but typically release this energy slowly via diffusion-limited combustion. There is recent interest in using molecular-scale metalloid clusters as a way to achieve very rapid rates of metal combustion. These clusters contain a mixture …

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  2. Multifunctional reactive nanocomposite materials

    Many multifunctional nanocomposite materials have been developed for use in propellants, explosives, pyrotechnics, and reactive structures. These materials exhibit high reaction rates due to their developed reaction interfacial area. Two applications addressed in this work include nanocomposite …

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  3. Custom engineered nanomaterials for energetics and energy applications

    … have significant improvements associated with combustion dynamics, reaction rates, sensitivity, biocidal effectiveness, moisture stability, and are environmentally safer over the existing energetics. Nanomaterials that are used to defeat stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons, modify …

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  4. Experiment and modeling : ignition of aluminum particles with a CO2 laser

    … fuel additives enable one to achieve higher combustion enthalpies and reaction temperatures. Therefore, to develop aluminum based novel and customized high density energetic materials, understanding of ignition and combustion kinetics of aluminum powders is required. In most practical …

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