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aA→ 1-black blasting powder 34A→ bridgewire detonator A (german.
now obsolete) 40A→ composition A 62AA = anti-aircraft A-IX-2=
RDX/aluminum/wax 73/23/4abattage par chambre de mine =
coyote blasting 63Abbrand = combustion 60Abbrandgeschwindigkeit = burning
rate 44abbrennen = to burn down 74Abel’s equation 19Abel test 1, 181abkerben, abspalten→ smooth
blasting 63Ablonite= french commercial
explosiveabschlagen einer Sprengladung→ cut
off 66Absperrzone = blast area 35Abstand; Sicherheitsabstand = safety
distance 139Abstandsberechnung → scaled
distance 283abstechen→ dismantling 74Abstichladung = jet tapper 199Acardite→ Akardite 7accessoires pour le sautage= blasting
accessoires 35acceptor 1Accord Européen relatif au Transport
International des MarcharndisesDangereuses par Route→ A. D. R.2,70
α-cellulose content 229
acétate-dinitrate de glycérine 151acetone peroxide = tricycloacetone
peroxide 258, 354acétylacétonate de ter 197Acetyldinitroglycerin 151acétylsalicylate de plomb 200Acetylensilber; acétylure d’argent 290acide picramique 260acide picrique 260acide styphnique 306acide trinitrobenzoique 361acquisition, handling and storing 139Acremite 1Active Binder→ Energetic Binder 119,
154, 211, 263, 266ADR 2, 69A.D.C. test = Adreer double cartridge
(gap test)ADN = Ammonium dinitramide 11,
332adiabatic 1adobe charge =mud capping 2, 224Aeroplex K = solid rocket propellant
based on KClO4 and resinAeroplex N = solid rocket propellant
based on NH4ClO4 and resinAerozin = hydrazine/dimethyl-
hydrazine 50/50 2A-E= single base powderAGARD 2Airbag 2, 149air blast 6airloader 6Akardit I, II, III 7, 8, 163, 301, 332Akremit→ Acremite 1Albanite = propellant based on→
DINA 112
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Alex 8Alex 20 = → composition B plus
20% aluminumalginates 8aliphatic nitramines 67, 127, 136, 175all fire 8allumage spontané = pre-ignition 271allumer= to inflame 193allumeur 185Almatrity = russian trade name for
chlorate and perchlorate explosivesAlumatol= AN/TNT/aluminum
77/20/3aluminum oxide 337aluminum powder 9, 10, 221, 222Amatex 9Amatol 9Amilol= diamylphthalate 92aminoguanidinnitrate→ tetracene
315Ammodyte = powder from
commercial explosive (USA)Ammoksil (Ammokcil; Ammonxyl) =
russian name for the mixtureAN/trinitroxylene/aluminum82/12/6
Ammonal= powder form commercialexplosive
ammoniinaya selitra= ammoniumnitrate (russian)
ammonium azide 10ammonium chlorate 58ammonium chloride 11, 247, 332ammonium dichromate 11Ammonium dinitramide 11, 332ammonium nitrate 12, 13, 16, 35, 127,
163, 222, 246, 324, 332Ammonium Nitrate Emulsion (ANE) 14ammonium nitrate explosive 13, 16ammonium oxalate 332ammonium perchlorate 14, 62, 166,
246, 247, 332ammonium picrate 16Ammonpek = AN/tar 93/5 (russian)Ammonpulver = ammonium nitrate
containing gun powder, nowobsolete (german)
Ammonsalpeter = ammonium nitrate12
Ammonsalpeter-Sprengstoffe =ammonium nitrate based explosives13, 166, 205
amorçage= priming 273amorce à pont= birdge-wire
detonator 40amorce électrique à l’étincelle= spark
detonator 297amorces 16, 253, 294AN = ammonium nitrate 13analyse thermique différentielle =
differential thermal analysis 96ANC= ANFO (german) 16ANE→ Ammonium Nitrate Emulsion
14ANF-58 = liquid fuel for rocket motors,
say octane (USA)ANFO= ammonium nitrate fuel oil 13,
16, 166, 205angle shot mortar test 274Anilite=mixture of N2O4 and butane
(french)A: nitrocellulose powderAnlaufstrecke = detonation
development distance 88Antenne→ bus wire 46antigrisouteux→ permitted explosives
254antilueur=muzzle flash damping
additive (french)antimony (in delay compositions) 73anwürgen = crimping 65anzünden = to inflame 193Anzünder = squib 185, 300Anzündhütchen = amorce 16, 253,
294Anzündkette = igniter train 186Anzündlitze = igniter cord 186Anzündlitzenverbinder = igniter cord
connectors 186Anzündschraube = fuze head 149Anzündverzug = functioning time
148APC= ammonium perchlorate 14APU 16aquarium test 17, 304Arbeitsvermögen = strength 303area ratio= propellant area ratio
(“Klemmung”) 274
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Argol= crude potassium hydrogentartrate =muzzle flash dampingadditive
argon flash 17armor plate impact test 17, 273Armstrong blasting method 18aromatic nitramines 136ARRADCOM (Picatinny Arsenal) 18Arsol= trimethylene trinitrosamine
67Artillerietreibmittel→ gun powder
158as dimethylhydrazine 98ASTM= American Society for Testing
MaterialsAstrolite 18AT= anti-tank = armor piercing
weaponAthodyd = aerodynamic-thermo-
dynamic= ramjetAttrappen =mock explosives 222Audibert tube 18, 255Auflegerladung =mud cap 2, 42, 224Aunt Jemima = 80% fine ground HMX
(→ Octogen) and 20% plain, oldflour. It served for camouflagestorage of sabotage explosive inWorld War II.
Aurol = concentrated hydrogenperoxide (german) 19
Ausbauchung→ lead block test 201aushärten = curing 66ausschwitzen = exudation 139Ausströmungsgeschwindigkeit = jet
velocity 150average burning rate 19azides 10, 19, 200, 290, 354azoture d’ammonium 10azoture d’argent 290azoture de plomb 200azotures 190, 200, 290, 354
bB→ B-black powder 28, 34B→ composition B 62B→ poudre B= nitrocellulose powder
(french) 270B→ B-Stoff= german tarning name
for methanolB4 =mixture 60–70% trinitroanisol
and 30–40% aluminum (italy)
Bachmann process (RDX-Synthesis) 69ballistic bomb 19ballistic modfiers 140, 200, 206ballistic mortar 22, 36, 303Ballistite= double base powder with
high percentage of nitroglycerineball powder 25, 159BAM= Bundesanstalt für
Materialprüfung (german) 25, 144,163, 190
BAM testing methods 144, 163, 190banc d’essai = rocket test stand 279Baratols 25barium chlorate 25barium nitrate 26, 163, 332barium perchlorate 26barium sulfate 163, 337Barlow bomb =mixture of liquid
oxygen with fuelBaronal =mixture of barium nitrate
with TNT and aluminum 50/35/15barricade 26base bleed propellants 28base charge 28bâtiment habite = inhabited building
139Bazooka 28B-black blasting powder 28, 34Bengal fire works→ pyrotechnical
compositions 277Benzit = trinitrobenzene (german)
360benzoyl peroxide 28Bergbau-Versuchsstrecke = german
institution for testing and amittanceof permissible explosives,detonators and accessories 363
Bergmann–Junk-test 29, 181Bernoulli’s equation 296Berstscheibe = safety diaphragm 281Berthollet’s detonating silver 291Besatz = stemming 302Beschußempfindlichkeit = bullet
impact sensitivity 42, 273, 279bewohntes Gebäude = inhabited
building 139BF-125; -154 = polysulfide binder
propellant (thiokol)BGO; BGY; BIC; BID; BIE; BIL; BIM; BIP;
BLB; BLC: various castable doublebase propellants (USA)
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Bichel bomb 30, 364Bickford’s safety fuse 281bilan d’oxygène = oxygen balance
247Bildungs-Energie-Enthalpie= forma-
tion energy (enthalpy) 120, 332billet 30binder 30binary explosives→ Astrolite, Hydan
14, 182bipropellant 196bis-cyclopentadienyl-Eisen =
ferrocene 140bis(2,2-Dinitro propyl)acetal, BDNPA
31bis(2,2-Dinitro propyl)acetal/formal,
BDNPA/F 31bishydroxylammonium5,5′-bis-
(tetrazolate-1N-oxide) 32bis(nitramino)triazinone 32BITA= aziridine curing agent 30bi-trinitroethylnitramine 30bi-trinitroethylurea 34BKW = Becker KistiakowskyWilson
state equationblack powder 28, 34, 121, 277Blättchenpulver→ gun powder 158Blasgeräte= air loaders; also→
pneumatic placing 6, 263blast area 35blast effect 6blaster; shot firer 35, 290blasting accessories 35blasting agent 13, 16, 35, 36, 42, 193,
195, 260blasting galvanometer = circuit tester
58bullet squib 42blasting gelatin 22, 36, 144, 205blasting machines 36, 40blasting mat 37blasting soluble nitrocotton 229blasting switch 38Bleiacetylsalicylat 200Bleiethylhexanoat 206Bleiazid 200Bleiblockausbauchung = lead block
test 201Bleinitrat 206Blei-Trizinat 207BN = barium nitrate 26
Böllerpulver→ black powder 34Bohrlochabstand = spacing 296Bohrlochpfeife = bootleg 39Bohrpatrone (german) = 100 g
press-molded cylindrical charge ofTNT
Boloron =mixture of concentratednitric acid and dinitrochlorobenzene(Austria) 209
bomb drop test 38bombe Bichel 30bombe Crawford 65bombe pour essais balistiques 19Bonit =mixtures of RDX, TNT with and
without aluminum (swedish)boom powder 38booster 39, 92, 117booster sensitivity test 39bootleg 39Boronite A, B, C=mixtures of AN, TNT
and boronBorotorpex = castable mixture of RDX,
TNT and boron, e. g., 46/44/10 (USA)boss 39bouclier contre l’érosion= flame shield
142Boudouard equilibrium 328, 342boullies= slurries 293, 365bourrage= stemming 302bourrage à l’eau=water stemming
365bourroir 311boutefeu = blaster; shot firer 35, 290BP= russian abbreviation name for→
shaped chargesBPZ russian denomination for hollow
charges with incendiary effectbranchement en parallèle= parallel
connection 248break 39break test 256breech 40Brenngeschwindigkeit = burning rate
44Brennkammer = case; combustion
chamber 60Brennschluß = end of burning 119Brennschlußgeschwindigkeit =
endburning velocity 119Brennstoff = fuel 146bridgewire detonators 40, 92
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brisance 41, 82, 370Brückenzünder = bridgewire
detonator 40brulage= combustion 60brûlage regressive = regressive
burning 277B-Stoff= german tarning name for
methylalcoholBSX = 1,7-diacetoxy-2,4,6-tetra-
methylene-2,4,6-trinitramineBTM = castable mixture of Tetryl, TNT
and aluminum 55/25/20BTNENA= bi-trinitroethylnitramine
30BTNEU= bi-trinitroethylurea 34BTTN = butanetriol trinitrate 47bulk density 41bulk mix; bulk mix delivery equipment
41bulk powder = porous nitrocellulose
powder for huntingbulk strength 42, 303bulldoze=mudcap 42bullet impact 195bullet resistant 42bullet sensitive explosive material 43bullet hit squib 42Bundesanstalt für Materialprüfung;
BAM 25, 144, 163, 190burden 43Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and
Firearms 43Bureau of Explosives 43Bureau of Mines 372burning chamber→ combustion
chamber 60burning rate 19, 44, 60, 65, 124bus wire 46Butarez = carboxy terminated
poly-butadiene (german)butanetriol trinitrate 47BWC = board wood cellulose (UK)BZ = russian abbreviation for armor
piercing charges with incendiaryeffect
cC→ composition C 62CA1 = nitrocellulose 12% N for
lacquers 228CA2 = nitrocellulose 11–12,5% N for
blasting gelatin (french)
calcium carbonate 332, 337calcium nitrate 47, 333calcium potassium styphnate 48calcium stearate 333calculation of explosives and gun
powders 321calorimetric bomb 162camphor; camphre 49, 163, 301, 333Candelilla wax 163cannon (testing device in test galleries)
255caps, detonating 193, 195, 200, 260cap sensitivity; cap test 49capacitator (blasting) machines 36Carbamite = ethylcentralite 56Carbitol= diethylenglycol
monoethylether (USA)carbazol= tetranitrocarbazol 313carbon black 163carbon dioxide 337carbon oxide 337carboxyl-terminated polybutadiene
62, 335cardial medicine 125, 199Cardox blasting process 52, 149cartouche= cartridge 52cartridge 52cartridge density 53cartridge strength 53case= combustion chamber 60case bonding 53, 114, 295caseless ammunition 54casting of explosives 55casting of propellants 55Catergol= catalytic decomposing
rocket propellant (e. g., hydrazine)cavity effect 287CBI= clean burning igniter (USA)CBS= plastic explosive composed of
84% RDX, 16% butyl stearate plus1,5 stabilizer
CBS-132 K; -163 A= composite rocketpropellants (USA)
C.C.= collodion cotton=nitrocellulose 11–12% N (UK) 227
C.C.-propellants = “Cyclonit cannon”=RDX containing gun powders (USA)
CDB-propellants = combinedcomposite and double base rocketpropellants (german)
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CDT (80)= castable double basepropellant (USA)
CE= Tetryl (UK) 316CEF= tri-β-chloroethylphosphateCellamite= ammonium nitrate
industrial explosive (french)cellular explosive = foam explosive
with closed cavities (USA)Celluloidwolle= nitrocellulose with
about 11% N (german)Cellulose Acetate Butyrate, CAB 55Cellulosenitrat→ nitrocellulose 227Centralit I, II, III= stabilizers (german)
56, 57, 158, 163, 301, 333Centralite TA= ammonium nitrate
industrial explosive (Belgium)CH4, methane, fire damp 254Chakatsuyaku = TNT (Japan) 342chaleur de combustion= heat of
combustion 162chaleur de formation= energy of
formation 120chaleur d’explosion= heat of
explosion 162chaleur partielle d’explosion= partial
heat of explosion 163chambre de combustion 60chambre de mine, abattage par=
coyote blasting 64channel effect 58chantier de tir= blast area 35Chapman–Jouguet point 83Charbonniers equation 45, 295charcoal 34charge creuse = hollow charge;
shaped charge 66, 287charge d’armorcage= primer charge
273charge de base = base charge 28charge excitatrice= donor charge 116charges génératrices de gaz= gas
generating units 3, 149charges nucléaires = nuclear chargescharge réceptrice = acceptor charge 1chargeurs pneumatiques = air loaders
6Chauyaku = RDX (Japan) 67Cheddite = chlorate explosive (swiss)Chemecol blasting process 148Chilesalpeter = sodium nitrate
(german) 294
chlorate de barium 25chlorate de potassium 268chlorate de sodium 294chlorate explosives 58chlorodinitrobenzene 100chlorotrifluoride 246chlorure d’ammonium 11chlorure de picryle 362Chornyi porokh = black powder
(russian) 34chromite de cuivre 63“cigarette”-burning 58, 140circuit en série 287circuit parallele 287circuit tester 58C–J= Chapman–Jouguet-condition→ detonation 78
CL20 = Hexanitrohexaazaisowurtzi-tane 175
class A; class B; class C explosives 59class I, II, III= german safety classes for
permitted explosives 256clearing blasts in oil and gas wells 77Cloratita= chlorate explosive (spanish)
58closed vessel 19coal-cement pipe, detonation
transmission in 85coal dust 59, 333coated= surface smoothed
propellant;→ ball powder 25coefficient of detonation transmission
85coefficient de selfexitation→
sympathetic detonation 85coefficient d’utilisation pratique c.u.p.
(french)→ lead block test 201collodion→ nitrocellulose 227Collodiumwolle= nitrocellulose
12–12,6% N (german)column charge 59comburant= oxidizer 246combustibility 59combustible= fuel 146combustible cartridge cases 60combustion 60combustion chamber 60combustion érosive = erosive burning
124combustion heat 162
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combustion-modifying additive 140,197, 200, 206
combustion of explosives 74commande de tir= blasting switch 38commercial explosives 61compatibility 61compatibility testing 372composite propellants 14, 61, 140,
197, 200, 206composition A etc. 62composition B etc. 62composition C etc. 63compositions I, II 63composition lumineuse = illuminant
composition 188, 351compositions pyrotechniques 277compositions retardatrices = delay
compositions 73confined detonation velocity 63confinement 63, 302consommation specifique d’explosifs= explosive loading factor 134
contained detonating fuse 63conventional explosive performance
data 323cook off = premature inflammation
(→ caseless ammunition) 54copperchromite 63Copper(I) 5-Nitrotetrazolate 65cordeau Bickford = detonating fuse of
lead coated TNTcordeau détonant = detonating cord
63, 77, 221cordeau détonant gainé= contained
detonating fuse 63corde d’allumage= igniter cord 186Cordite = double base gun powder
(UK) 64Corpent = PETN 259Coruscatives = Delay Compositions
64, 73cotton fibres 227coulée de charges des projectiles =
casting of explosives 55coulée de propergol = casting of
propellants 55coyote blasting 64, 77CP1 BFP = nitrocellulose 13% N 227CP2= nitrocellulose 11,7–12,2% NCP SD= nitrocellulose 11,6% N
(french)
crater method 304Crawford bomb 65crésylite=mixture of trinitrocresol and
picric acid (french)crimping 65critical diameter 65CR-propellants = RDX containing rifle
powders (USA)cross section ratio→ propellant area
ratio 274crusher 150, 370C.T.D.= coefficent of detonation
transmission (coefficient de selfexitation) (french) 85
CTPB= carboxyl-terminatedpolybutadiene (USA) 61, 335
cumulative priming 65c.u.p. = coefficient d’utilisation
pratique (french) 202cuprene 52cupric salicylate 163curing 66cushion blasting 66cutt off 66cutting charge 66, 287C.W.= nitrocellulose 10–12% N
(german) 227cyanur triazide 67Cyclofive= RDX/Fivonite 53/47
(→page 312) (USA)Cyclonite= RDX = Hexogen 34, 62,
63, 68, 117, 136, 144, 166, 191, 205,212, 259, 333, 348, 351
Cyclops= high energetic rocketpropellant
Cyclopentadienyl-Eisen = Ferrocene140
cyclotetramethylenetetranitramine =HMX= Octogen 136, 144, 212, 243,246, 259, 335
Cyclotol= RDX-TNT mixture (USA) 67cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine = RDX= Cyclonite= Hexogen 177
cyclotrimethylenetrinitrosamine 67Cylinder Expansion Test 68
dD-1; D-2= phlegmatizer for explosives= 84% paraffin wax, 14%nitrocellulose and 2% lecithine
DADE = DADNE=1,1-Diamino-2,2-dinitroethylene 90
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DADNPh= diazodinitrophenol 92Daisy Cutter = BLU-82→ GSX 155danger d’explosion en masse =mass
explosion risk 214danger d’inflammation=
combustibility 59dangerous goods regulations 69DAP= diamylphthalate 90, 163DATNB; DATE= diaminotrinitro-
benzeneDautrichemethod 70, 77, 88DBP= dibutylphthalate 163DBS= dibutylsebacate 163DBT =mixture of dinitrobenzene and
TNT (russian)DBT = dibutyltartrate 163DBX = depth bomb explosive (USA)
70DBX-1 64DCDA = dicyanodiamideDD=mixture of picric acid and
dinitrophenol (french)DDNP= diazodinitrophenol 92D: DNT addeddéblai =muckpile 223decade counter (chronograph) 88décapitation de la charge = cut of 66deflagration 72, 78, 84, 255deflagration point 72DEGDN, DEGN = diethyleneglycol
dinitrate 94degressiver Abbrand = regressive
burning 277Delaborierung = dismantling of
ammunition 114delay; delay compositions 64, 73delay fuze 73delayed initiation; delayed
inflammation 73dense prills 13densité 74densité de cartouche= cartridge
density 53densité de chargement = loading
density 210density 41, 81, 211Dentex =mixture of RDX/DNT/
aluminum 47/34/18 (UK)dénudation de la charge = cut off 66DEP= diethylphthalate 163dépot =magazine 213
depth charge 368DES= dimethylsebacate 163destressing blasting 75destruction of explosive materials 74,
114Detacord = small diameter detonating
cord (USA)Detaflex = detonating cord made of
DetasheetDetasheet = plate shaped flexible
explosive consisting of PETN andbinders (USA)
détonateur 36, 92détonateur à fil explosé=mild
detonating fuse 222détonateur instantané =
instantaneous detonator 40détonateur pour tir sou l’eau=water
resistant detonator 365detonating cord, detonating fuse 70,
77, 117, 195, 260, 364detonating cord connectors 78detonation 77ff.detonation development distance 89détonation par influence =
sympathetic detonation 85, 142detonation, selective 84detonation, sympathetic 85, 142detonation temperature 325detonation velocity 41, 70, 74, 87detonation wave, hydrodynamic
theory of 81détonations dans l’eau= underwater
detonations 368Detonationsgeschwindigkeit =
detonation velocity 88Detonationstemperatur = detonation
temperature 325Detonationsübertragung =
sympathetic detonation 85Detonationsverzögerer = non-electric
delay device 242Detonationswelle = detonation wave
78ff.detonator→ blasting cap 36, 92detoninooyuschii shnoor= detonating
cord (russian) 77detonierende Zündschnur,
Sprengschnur= detonating cord 77Deutsch-Französisches Forschungs-
institut St. Louis I.S.L. 197
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dextrinated (lead azide) 200Diethylendiphenylharnstoff =
Centralita 56Diethylenglykoldinitrat 94diamètre critique= critical diameter
651,1-Diamino-2,2-dinitroethylene =
DADE= DADNE 903,3′-Diaminoazoxy-4,4′furazan (DAAF)
902,6-Diamino-3,5-Dinitropyrazine-1-
Oxide 91diamylphthalate 92, 163, 301, 333diaphragme de sécurité= safety
diaphragm 281diaphragme de potection=
environmental seal 121diazodinitrophenol 92Diazol= diazodinitrophenol (german)
92DIBA = diisobutyladipate 163dibutylphthalate 93, 163, 301, 333dibutylsebacate 163dibutyltartrate 163dichromate d’ammonium 11Dichte= density 74dicyanodiamide 63, 156, 236diethyldiphenylurea = Centralit I 56,
158, 163, 301, 333diethyleneglycol dinitrate 94, 163,
208, 333diethylphthalate 163diethylsebacate 163differential thermal analysis 96diglycerol tetranitrate 96diglycoldinitrate 94, 163, 223, 367Dihydroxylammonium3,3′-dinitro-
5,5′-bis(1,2,4-triazole)-1,1′-diolate97
diisobutyl adipate 163diisocyanata de toluylène 351diluent 98Dimazin= DMH = dimethylhydrazine
982-Dimethylaminoethylazide 98dimethyldiphenylurea = Centralit II
57, 158, 163, 301, 333dimethylhydrazine 98, 333dimethylphthalate 163DINA= dioxyethylnitramine dinitrate
112
Dinal= dinitronaphthalene 105Dinamon= ammonium nitrate
explosive (Italy)Dinau= dinitroglycolurile (french) 100dinitramide 196dinitrate de butylèneglycol 46dinitrate de diethylèneglycol 94dinitrate de dioxyéthyl dinitroxamide
104dinitrate de dioxyéthylnitramine 112dinitrate d’éthanolamine 125dinitrate d’éthylène diamine 126dinitrate d’éthylnitropropanediol 230dinitrate de glycérine 152dinitrate de glycérine-dinitro
phényléther 153dinitrate de glycérine nitrolactate 153dinitrate de glycol 234dinitrate de méthylnitropropanediol =
dinitrate de nitrométhylpropanediol239
dinitrate de propylèneglycol 274dinitrate de triéthylèneglycol 354dinitrate de triméthylèneglycol 356dinitrate de
trinitrophénylglycérine-éther 153dinitrate d’hexaméthylène tétramine
169dinitrate d’isosorbitol 197dinitroaminophenol = picramic acid
2592,4-Dinitroanisole 100dinitrobenzene→
metadinitrobenzene 216dinitrobenzofuroxane 101Dinitrobenzol 216Dinitrochlorhydrin 151dinitrochlorobenzene 100dinitrocresol 106Dinitrodiethanoloxamiddinitrat 1042,4-Dinitro-2,4-Diazapentane 1032,4-Dinitro-2,4-Diazahexane3,5-Dinitro-3,5-Diazaheptane 103Dinitrodiazaalkanes (-pentane;
-hexane; -heptane) 103Dinitrodiglykol 94dinitrodimethyloxamide 104dinitro-dinitrosobenzene→ dinitrobenzofuroxane 101
dinitrodioxyethyloxamide dinitrate104
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dinitrodiphenylamine 105Dinitroethylendiamin 127dinitroethylene diamine 126Dinitroglycerin 152Dinitroglycerin nitrolactat 153Dinitrokresol 106dinitronaphthalene 105dinitroorthocresol 106dinitrophenoxyethylnitrate 107Dinitrophenylglycerinetherdinitrat
153Dinitrophenylglykolethernitrat 107dinitrophenylhydrazine 107dinitrosobenzene 1094,10-dinitro-2,6,8,12-tetraoxa-4,10-
diazaisowurtzitane 109dinitrotoluene 109, 163, 166, 333Dinitryl 153Dinol = diazodinitrophenol (german)
92dioctylphthalate 163Dioctyl Adipate 111dioxyethylnitramine dinitrate 110DIPAM= diaminohexanitrodiphenyleDIPEHN= dipentaerythritol
hexanitrate 112diphenylamine 113, 163, 301, 333Diphenylharnstoff 7diphenylphthalate 163diphenylurea; diphénylurée 7, 163diphenylurethane 112, 163, 301, 333dipicrylamine 172dipicrylsulfide 173dipicrylsulfone 174dipicrylurea 114dismantling of ammunition 74, 114distance d’évolution de détonation =
detonation development distance88
Di-(trinitroethyl)-Harnstoff;di-trinitroéthylurée 34
di-trinitroéthylnitramine 30ditching dynamite 115Dithekite = liquid explosive consisting
of nitric acid, nitrobenzene andwater (USA) 116, 209
Diver’s solution= high concentratedsolution of AN and NH3 in water;proposed as monergol
DMEDNA= dimethylethylenedinitramine (USA)
DMNA= dimethyldinitramine (USA)DMS= dimethylphthalate 163DMSO= dimethylsulfoxideDNAG= Dynamit Nobel AG, Troisdorf,
GermanyDNAP= dinitrodiazephenol 92DNB= dinitrobenzene 216DNBA= dinitrobenzaldehydeDNCB= dinitrochlorobenzene 100DNDMOxm= dinitrodimethyloxamide
104DNDMSA= dinitrodimethylsulfamideDNDPhA= dinitrodiphenylamineDNEtB= dinitroethylbenzeneDNEU= dinitroethylureaDNF= dinitrofuraneDNG= diglycerol dinitrateDNMA= dinitromethylanilineD.N.N.= dinitronaphthalene (british)
105DNPA= 2,2-dinitropropyl acrylateDNPh= dinitrophenolDNPT= dinitrosopentamethylene
tetramineDNR= dinitroresorcinolDNT= dinitrotoluene 109DNX= dinitroxylene donor charge
116DOP= dioctylphthalate 163DOS= dioctylsebacate 163double base propellants 7, 56, 95, 116,
158, 200, 206, 211, 220douilles combustibles= combustible
cartridge cases 60DOV= distilled of vitriol = H2SO4 96%
(UK)downline 78DPA= diphenylamine 105DPEHN= dipentaerythrol hexanitrate
112DPhA= diphenylamine 105DPP= diphenylphthalate 163Drehgriffmaschine = twist knob
blasting machine 37dreibasiges Pulver = triple-base gun
powderdrop test→ bomb drop test 38Druck, spezifischer = specific energy
297Druckexponent = pressure exponent
45, 296
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Druckkochen = boiling under pressure(→ nitrocellulose) 228
Druckluft-Ladeverfahren = pneumaticplacing 263
Druckluft-Sprengverfahren =Armstrong blasting process 18
Drucksprung→ hydrodynamic theoryof detonation 78ff.
Druckstoßwirkung = air blast 6Drucktränksprengen = pulsed infusion
shotfiring 276Druckwelle = shock wave; air blast 6,
81DTA = differential thermal analysis 96Düse = nozzle 243Dunnit = ammonium picrate (USA) 11dutch test 116Duxita= RDX phlegmatized with 3%
castor oil (Italy)dwell time 117dynamic vivacity 20Dynamit-Collodiumwolle=
gelatinizing nitrocellulose fordynamites 229
Dynamite LVD= low velocity explosive117
Dynamite MVD=medium velocityexplosive 117
Dynamite gomme= blasting gelatin(french) 36
Dynamites 117
eE→ E-process (RDX synthesis) 69E→ E-Wolle= ester soluble
nitrocotton (german) 229EBW= exploding bridgewire
detonator (USA) 132écran = barricade 29Ecrasit; Ekrasit= picric acid; in France:= ammonium trinitrocresolate
EDA= ethylene diamineEDADN; EDD= etyhlendiamine
dinitrate 126Ednafive = EDNA/Fivonite 50/50 127,
312EDNA= ethylene dinitramine 127Ednatoal= Ednatol+ 20% aluminumEdnatol= pourable mixtue of EDNA
and TNT 118, 127EED= electro-explosive device 118
effet Neumann = shaped charge effect(french) 287
effet du souffle= air blast 6EF poudre = blank cartridge powder
(french)EFI= Exploding Foil Imitiator 132EGDN= ethyleneglycol dinitrate 234Einbasige Pulver= nitrocellulose gun
powder 291Einschluß= confinement 63Eisenacetylacetonat 197Ekrasit= picric acid 260EL-506 = plate shaped explosive
(“Detasheet”) (USA)EL 387 A; B= slurry consisting of
water, starch and aluminum(Belgium)
EL-763 = permitted explosive (USA)elektrische Zünder→ bridgewire
detonators 40E.L.F. = extra low freezing (of
nitroglycerine explosives)EMMET= ethyltrimethylol methane
trinitrateEmpfängerladung = acceptor charge
1Empfindlichkeit = sensitivity 287emulsion explosives 13, 14, 16, 118,
199, 242, 365end burning velocity 119endothermal 119energetic binders 119, 154, 211, 263,
266energy, enthalpy of formation 118,
332ff.energy, specific→ specific energy 297Entzündungstemperatur =
deflagration point 72environmental seal 121environmental testing→ rocket test
stand 279épreuve de chaleur→ hot storage test
181épreuve de fracture = fragmentation
test 142E-process→ RDX 69éprouvette 121éprouveur = circuit tester 58equation de Bernoulli 296equation de Charbonnier 45, 296equilibrium constants 342
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equation of state 121Erla= epoxy compound (USA) 123erosion 124erosive burning 123ErTeN = erythritol tetranitrate 124essai au bloc de plomb = lead block
test 201Estane = polyester consisting of
urethane, adipic acid,1,4-butane-diol anddiphenylmethane diisocyanate(USA)
EtDP= ethyl 4,4-dinitropentanoateEthanolamindinitrat 125ethanolamine dinitrate 125Ethriol trinitrate 125, 333Ethyldiphenylharnstoff 8Ethylendiamindinitrat 126Ethylendinitramin 127Ethylenglykoldinitrat 234Ethylglykoldinitrat= propyleneglycol
dinitrate 274Ethylnitrat 128Ethylphenylurethan 128Ethylpikrat 129Ethyl-Centralit 56, 158, 333ethyldiphenylurea 8, 158, 301, 332ethylene diamine dinitrate 126ethylene dinitramine 118, 127ethylene glycol dinitrate = nitroglycol
234ethyl glycol dinitrate= propylene-
glycol dinitrate 274ethylhexanoate de plomb 206ethyl nitrate 128N-Ethyl-N-(2-nitroxyethyl)nitramine,EtNENA 128
ethylphenylurethane 128, 158, 301,333
ethylpicrate = trinitrophenetol 129ethyl-tetryl 129ETPE 131EUROOYN 2060 131European Committee for the
Standardization of Test of ExplosiveMaterials; now→ InternationalStudy Group for the Standardizationof the Methods of Testing Explosives85, 205
European Defence Agency, EDA 131European test fuze 51
E.V.O.= Eisenbahn-Verkehrsordnung(german)→ RID 278
E-Wolle→ nitrocellulose, estersoluble(german) 229
exchanged salt pairs 11, 254exothermal 131explode 132exploding bridgewire 132exploseur= blasting machine 36explosif en vrac= bulk mix 41explosif-liant plastique= plastic
explosive 261explosifs135explosifs allégés = low density
commercial explosives containingfoamed additives (french)
explosifs à l’oxygène liquide= liquidoxygen explosives 209
explosifs antigrisouteux= permittedexplosives 254
explosifs au nitrate d’ammonium;explosifs nitratés = ammoniumnitrate explosives 12
explosifs chloratés= chlorateexplosives 58
explosifs chlorurés = permittedexplosives containing sodiumchloride 254
explosifs d’amorcage = initiatingexplosives 193
explosifs gainés = sheathed explosives289
explosifs liquides 208explosifs nitratés = ammonium nitrate
explosives 12explosifs perchloratés = perchlorate
explosives 253explosifs primaires = initiating
explosives 193explosifs pulvérulents = powder form
explosives 143, 271explosifs secondaires = base charge
28, 284explosifs sismiques 284explosif S.G.P.= permitted explosive
(Belgium) 254explosion 132explosion heat→ heat of explosion
162Explosionstemperatur = explosion
temperature 133
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Explosionswärme, partielle = partialheat of explosion 163
explosion tardive (long feu)=hang-fire 161
explosion temperature 133explosive bol 134explosive casting→ casting of
explosives 55explosive D = ammonium picrate 12explosive forming 133explosive loading factor 134explosive materials 134explosive power 265explosive train 135explosives 135explosives equal sheathed 257“Extra”= ammonium nitrate
containing commercial explosivesExtragummidynamit= gelatinous
commercial explosive (Norway)extrudeuse à vis= screw extruder 284exudation 139
fF8 =mixture of aluminum and
bariumnitrate (USA)F (φ) = secondary explosive with high
performance (russian)FA = furfuryl alcoholFA/AN =mixture furfuryl alcohol/ani-
line/hydrazine 46/47/7face burning 139Fackel = flare 142factices=Mock explosives 222FAE = Fuel Air Explosives 6, 145, 319fallhammer 140, 188farine de guar= guar gum 154fast cook-off test 195Favier explosives = ammonium nitrate
explosives (France; Belgium; nowobsolete)
Federzugmaschine→ blastingmachines 36
FEEM= The Federation of EuropeanExplosives Manufacturers 140
fendage préliminaire = pre-splitting271
fertilizer gerade ammonium nitrate;FGAN 13
Ferrocene (combustion moderatingadditive) 140
Feststoff-Raketen = solid propellantrockets 295
Feuergefährlichkeit = combustibility59
Feuerwerksätze = pyrotechnicalcompositions 277
Feuerwerkszündschnüre =pyrotechnical fuses (→ also:quick-match) 277
FGAN = fertilizer gerade ammoniumnitrate (USA) 13
fils du détonateur = leg wires 208Filmeffektzünder = Bullet Hitfin de cumbustion= end of burning
118firedamp 140, 254firing current 140firing line 141first fire 141Fivolite= tetramethylolpentanol
pentanitrateFivonite = tetramethylolpentanone
tetranitrate 311flamebeau = flare 142flame shield 141flare 141flash over 85, 141flash point 142flegmatiser 259FLOX =mixture of liquid oxygen and
liquid fluorineflüssig-Luft-Sprengstoffe = liquid
oxygen explosives 209flüssig-Treibstoff-Raketen = liquid
propellant rockets 210flüssiges Ammoniak= liquid ammonia
210flüssige Luft= liquid air 209flüssiges N2O4 210flüssiger Sauerstoff = liquid oxygen
209flüssiger Wasserstoff = liquid
hydrogen 210flüssiges Fluor= liquid fluorine 210flüssige Sprengstoffe = liquid
explosives 208fly rock 142F-M= double base powdersFM= titanium tetrachloride (USA)F= nitrocellulose nitroglycerine
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FNR= tetrafluoroethylenetrifluoronitrosomethan copolymer
force= strength 20, 297, 303Formfunktion→ burning rate 24FOX-7= DADNE =
1,1-Diamino-2,2-dinitroethylene 90FOX-12 = GUDN= Guarnyl-ureadini-
tramide 158Fp 02 = TNT (german) 342Fp 60/40 = TNT/AN 60/40 (german)fracture, épreuve de 142fragmentation test 142fragment velocity 143fragmenting munitions attack 195Fraunhofer-Institut für Chemische
Technologie, ICT 185free flowing explosives 16, 143, 199freezing of nitroglycerine 143Frühzündung = premature firing 271friction sensitivity 144FTS= solid rocket propellant (german)fuel 146, 196, 230Fuel Air Explosives= FAE 8, 145, 319Füllpulver 02 = TNT (german) 342fugasnost= lead block test (russian)
201fulmicotone= nitrocellulose (italy)
227fulminate d’argent = silver fulminate
291fulminate de mercure =mercury
fulminate 215fumes; fumées 146fume volume 364functioning time 148Furaline I–III= fuel mixture consisting
of furfuryl alcohol, xylidine andmethanol
fuse; fuze; fusée 148fusée pyrotechnique = pyrotechnical
fuse 277fusée retardatrice = delay fuze 73Fuß-Vorgabe= toe 351fuze head 148FV = Fivonite = tetramethylolpenta-
none tetranitrate 311FV/EDNA= Ednative =mixture of
Fivonite and EDNAFV/PETN = Pentative =mixture of
Fivonite and PETN
FV/RDX = Cyclofive =mixture ofFivonite and RDX (USA)
gGalcit= solid rocket propellant
consisting of KMnO4 and asphaltpitch (now obsolete) (USA)
galerie d’essai= test gallery 255galette = paste (for double base
powders) 249galvanometer 58GAP=→ glycidyl azide polymere 154gap test→ sympathetic detonation
85ff.Gasdruck= gas pressure 19, 44, 150gaserzeugende Ladungen = gas
generators 2, 149gas generators 2, 149gas jet velocity 150gasless delay compositions 64, 73gas pressure 19, 44, 150gas volume 324, 364GC= gun cotton= nitrocellulose ca.
13% N (UK) 227GcTNB= glycol trinitrobutyrateGDN= glycol dinitrate 234Geberladung = donor charge 116gelatin explosives; gelatins 150gelatinizer 49, 56, 301Gelex= semigelatinous commercial
explosiveGelled Propellants 150generator machines→ blasting
machines 36Geomit= powder form commercial
explosive (Norway)Geschützpulver = gun powder 158Gesteinsprengstoffe = commercial
rock explosivesgestreckte Ladung = column charge
59gewerbliche Sprengstoffe =
commercial explosives (german) 61GGVE= german transport regulations
69, 278Gheksogen = Hexogen= Cyclonite=
RDX (russian) 67Gießen von Sprengladungen = casting
of explosives 55Gießen von Treibladungen = casting
of propellants 55
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Globally Harmonized System, GHS 151Globular-Pulver= ball powder 28glossary→ PrefaceGLTN = dinitroglycerinnitrolactate
153Glühbrücke→ bridgewire detonators
40Glycerindinitrat 152glycerol 233glycerol acetate dinitrate 151glycerol dinitrate 152glycerol-dinitrophenylether dinitrate
153glycerol nitrolactate dinitrate 153glycerol-trinitrate 231glycerol-trinitrophenylether dinitrate
152glycide azide polymere 154glycide nitrate 231glycol 163, 235, 333glycolurile dinitramine; tetramine 100GND= pressure proof (seismic)
explosive (german)G= nitrocellulose-diglycol dinitrateGoma pura= blasting gelatin (spanish)Gomma A = blasting gelatin (Italy)Gomme A etc. = blasting gelatin
(french) 36Grade A Nc= nitrocellulose
12.6–12.7% NGrade B Nc= nitrocellulose 13.35% NGrade C Nc= nitrocellulose blend of A
and BGrade D Nc= nitrocellulose 12.2% N,
also Grade E (USA)grade strength 23, 303grain 155Granatfüllung 88 = picric acid
(german) 260granulation 155graphite 155, 163green propellants 156, 196Grenzstromstärke = no-fire current
242grisou= fire damp 141, 254Grisoudynamite chlorurée No. 1 etc.=
permitted explosive (french)Großbohrlochsprengverfahren = large
hole blasting 199group P 1 etc. = british safety classes
for permitted explosives 257
Groupe d’Etude International pour laNormalisation des Essais d’ExplosifsSecretary; Der. Per Anders Persson,Swedish Detonic ResearchFoundation, Box 32928, 12981Stockholm, Sweden 85, 205
Grubengas = firedamp 141, 254G-Salz= nitroguanidine (german) 235GSX 155guanidine nitrate 63, 156, 205, 333guanidine perchlorate 157guanidine picrate 157Guanite= nitroguanidine 235guar gum; Guarmehl 157, 333Guarnylureadinitramide = GUDN 158Gudolpulver= gun powder consisting
of nitrocellulose, nitroglycerine andPicrite (german)
guhr dynamite 117, 205Gummidynamit= gelatinous
commercial explosive (Norway)GUNI= guanidine nitrate (german)
156gun cotton 36, 227gun powder 19, 158Gurney energy 160
hH-6=mixture
RDX/TNT/aluminum/wax45/30/20/5 (USA)
H-16 = 2-acetyl-4,6,8-trinitro-2,4,6,8-tetrazanonane-1,9-diol-diacetat
HADN = hexamethylenediaminedinitrate
härten; aushärten = curing 66Haftvermögen = case bonding 53Halbsekundenzünder =
half-second-step-delayedbridgewire detonators 40
Haleite, Halite = ethylenedinitramine(USA) 127
halogen fluoride 246hangfire 161Hansen test 158Harnstoffnitrat = urea nitrate 372Haufwerk =muckpile 223HBX-1 =mixture of RDX, TNT and
aluminum 158HC=mixture of hexachloroethane
and zinc (fume generator) (USA)
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HE= high explosive (USA)HEAP = armorpiercingHEAT= antitank; hollow chargeheat of combustion 158heat of explosion 120, 158, 323heat of formation→ energy of
formation 120, 332ff.heat sensitivity 163HEATT= hollow charge with tracerHEBD= base detonatingHEDA= delayed actionHEF= high energy fuel, e. g., boranes
(USA)HE/SH= squashhead (UK)HEF-2= propylpentaboraneHEF-3= triethyldekaboraneHEF-5= butyldekaboraneHEH= heavy projectileHEI= brisant incendiary ammunition
with tracerHEIA= Immediate action (USA)heineiyaku = trinitrophenetol (Japan)
129Heizsatz = heating charge for gas
generating units 149heinelyaku = trinitrophenetol (Japan)HELC = long case (USA)Hellhoffit= liquid mixtures of nitric
acid and nitrocompoundsHeNBu = hexanitrobutaneHEPT= brisant ammunition with
squashhead and tracerHeptanitrophenylglycerinHeptryl = 2,4,6-trinitrophenyl
trinitromethyltrimethylnitraminetrinitrate 166
HES= shell (USA)Hess, upsetting test according to 370HETRO= cast-granulated mixtures of
RDX, TNT and additives (swiss)HEX= high energy explosive (USA)
168Hex-24; -48=mixtures of KClO4,
aluminum, RDX and asphalt32/48/16/4 (USA)
Hexa= hexanitrodiphenylamine(german) 168
Hexal= RDX/aluminum (german) 168hexamethylene diisocyanate 168hexamethylenetetramine dinitrate 69,
169
hexamethylentriperoxide diamine169
Hexanit; Hexamit =mixture ofhexanitrodiphenylamine and TNT(german)
hexanitrate de dipentaérythrite 112hexanitrate de mannitol 213hexanitroazobenzene 170hexanitrobiphenyl 171hexanitrocarbanilide 114hexanitrodipentaerythritol 112hexanitrodiphenylamine 100, 171, 333hexanitrodiphenylaminoethyl nitrate
172hexanitrodiphenylglycerol
mononitrate 173hexanitrodiphenyloxamid 176hexanitrodiphenyloxide 173hexanitrodiphenylsulfide 174hexanitrodiphenylsulfone 174hexanitroethane 175Hexanitrohexaazaisowurtzitane 175,
334hexanitromannitol 213hexanitrooxanilide 176hexanitrostilbene 55, 177hexanitrosulfobenzide 174Hexastit = RDX phlegatized with 5%
paraffineHexite= hexanitrodiphenylamine
(german) 171Hexogen= Cyclonite= RDX 36, 135,
144, 166, 177ff, 191, 205, 212, 249,259, 261, 333, 351
Hexotol=mixtures RDX-TNT (swedish)Hexotonal=mixture of TNT, RDX and
aluminum (german)Hexyl= hexanitrodiphenylamine
(german) 171HiCal= high-energetic rocket fuelHITP = High Ignition Temperature
Propellants 54, 266HMTA= hexamethylenetetramineHMTD, HMTPDA = hexamethylene
triperoxide diamine 169HMX= Homocyclonite = Octogen
136, 212, 212, 243, 259, 335HN = hydrazine nitrate 183HNAB= hexanitroazobenzene 171HNB= hexanitrosobenzene 354HNCb 1 = hexanitrocarbanilide 114
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HNDP, HNDPhA= hexanitro-diphenylamine 171
HNDPA= hexanitrodiphenyl 171HNDPhA; HNDP= hexanitro-
diphenylamine 171HNDPhAEN= hexanitrodiphenyl-
aminoethyl nitrateHNDPhBzi= hexanitrodiphenylbenzylHNDPhGu= hexanitrodiphenyl-
guanideHNDPhSfi= hexanitrodiphenylsulfide
173HNDPhSfo= hexanitrodiphenyl-
sulfone 174HNDPhU= hexanitrodiphenylurea
114HNEt= hexanitroethane 174HNF= Hydrazine nitroform= salt of
TrinitromethaneHNG= hydrine-nitroglycerineHNH= hexanitroheptaneHNIW= Hexanitrohexaazaiso-
wurtzitane 175HNO= hexanitrooxanilide 176HNS= hexanitrostilbene 176Hohlladung= hollow charge; shaped
charge 287Hohlraumsprengen = cushion blasting
66Holland test→ Dutch test 116hollow charge = shaped charge 41,
62, 287Holzkohle = charcoal 3Homocyclonite= HMX= Octogen
136, 212, 212, 243, 259, 335Hot-Needle (or Köhler-) Test 180hot spots 180hot storage tests 176HOX = high oxygen explosive 30Hoxonit= plastic explosive consisting
of RDX, nitroglycerine andnitrocellulose (swiss)
H.P. 273 = powder form permittedexplosive (USA)
HT= RDX and TNT (french)HTA= RDX/TNT/aluminum 40/40/20
(USA)HTA-3= HMX/TNT/aluminum
49/29/22 (USA)HTP = hydrogen peroxide (UK)
HTBP = hydroxol-terminatedpolybutadiene (USA) 62
HU-detonators = highly unsensitivebridgewire detonators (german) 37,182
Hugoniot’s equation; Hugoniot curve83
hybrids 1, 182, 295Hydan 182hydrazine 2, 183, 196, 210, 334hydrazine nitrate 183, 334hydrazine perchlorate 184hydrazoic acid 19hydrodynamic theory of detonation
78ff.hydrogen peroxide 16Hydrox blasting 149HYDYNE= UDMH/diethylene triamine
60/40 (USA)hygroscopicity 184Hyman = nitromethylglycolamide
nitrate (USA)Hypergols 74, 185, 210
iIBEN = Incendiary bomb with
explosive nose (USA)ICBM= Intercontinental ballistic
missile (USA)ICT= Fraunhofer-Institut für
Chemische Technologie, D-76327Pfinztal-Berghausen 185
Idrolita= AD/RDX/paraffine/water70/20/3/7 (Italy)
Ifzanites= slurries (russian)Igdanites= ANFO (russian)igniter 185igniter cord/igniter cord connector
186igniter safety mechanism 186igniter train 135, 186ignitibility 186ignition system 186illuminant composition 188IM 187, 194Imatrex= swedish trade name for
Miedziankit 58imidazoliumsalt 196IMO= Intergovernmental Maritime
Consultative Organization 69, 188IME= Institute of Makers of Explosives
188
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immobilization 188impact sensitivity 43, 188, 273important explosives 136impulse 193impulse spécifique 298incendiary 193incompatibility 61, 372Industrial explosvies→ commercial
explosives 61inert 191inflammabilité= ignitibility 186inflammer = to inflame 193infusion blasting→ water infusion
blasting 276Ingolin= concentrated hydrogen
peroxide (german) 19inhabited building 139inhalation toxicity 196inhibited propellant 193, 307Initialsprengstoffe = initiating
explosives 137, 193initiation 193initiator 92, 193injector nitration 232injector transport→ water driven
injector transport of nitroglycerine365
instantaneous detonators 40, 195insulation 195insensitive munition 194internal energy 339internal enthalpy 341International Study Group for the
Standardization of the Methods ofTesting Explosives, cretary: Dr.Per-Anders Persson. SwedishDetonic Research Foundation, Box32928, 12981, Stockholm, Sweden85, 205
inverse salt pair: ion exchanged (saltpair) permitted explosives
Ionic Liquid 196ion propellants 195IPN= Isopropyl nitrate (USA) 276iron acetylacetonate 197, 334I.S.L.= Deutsch-Französisches
Forschungsinstitut St. Louis 197isobaric; isochoric 2, 325, 330Isocyanate 263isolement; Isolierung = insulation 195isopropyl nitrate 276
isosorbitol dinitrate 197
jJATO= jet assisted take of charge
(USA)jet perforator= → hollow charge for
oil and gas well stimulationjet tapper 197JP= jet propellant (USA)JP-1; -2; -3; -4; -5;= rocket fuels;
hydrocarbons (USA)JPN= improved JPJPT= double base propellant in tube
elements for→ Bazooka 31JP-X= JP-4/UDMH 60/40 hypergolized
fuel (USA)Julnite= ethylendiurethane (french)jumping mortar test 304
kK-1; -2 Splav=mixture of TNT and DNB
or dinitronaphthalene (russian)K1F = chlorotrifluoroethylene polymer
(USA)KA-process (RDX-synthesis) 69Kalisalpeter = Kaliumnitrat 268Kaliumbitartrat 225Kaliumchlorat 268Kaliumsulfat 225Kaliumperchlorat 268Kalksalpeter = calcium nitrate 47kalorimetrische Bombe = calorimetric
bomb 162Kamlet–Jacobs Equation 198Kammerminensprengung = coyote
blasting 64Kampfer = camphor 49Kanaleffekt = channel effect 58Kantenmörser = angle shot mortar
257Karben = carbene (polyacetylene) 52Karitto = black powder (Japan) 34KA-Salz= RDX (Hexogen) by synthesis
according to Knöfler-Apel 69K= ball powderKast’s upsetting Test 370Kcilil= trinitroxylene (russian) 367KDN (Potassium Dinitramide) 199KDNBF = potassiumdinitrobenzo-
furoxane (USA)Kel-F = chlorotrifluoroethylene
polymer 9010 = RDX/Kel-F 90/10
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Kelly 197kerosine 334Kerosole=metal dispersion in
kerosine (USA)Keyneyaku = trinitrophenetol (Japan)
129Kibakuyaku = explosive for primers
(Japan)Kieselgur= guhr 117, 337Klasse I; Klasse II; Klasse III= german
safety classes for permittedexplosives 258
Klemmung= propellant area ratio 274knäppern =modcapping 224Knallquecksiler=mercury fulminate
215Knallsilber= silver fulminate 291Kneisl-Test 199Kochsalz = rock salt 338Kohlenstaub = coal dust 59
Kohlenstaubsicherheit = coal dustsafety→ permitted explosives 254
Kokoshokuyaku = black powder(Japan) 34
Kollergang = heavy roller mill for blackpowder mixing
Kollodiumwolle= nitrocellulose12–12.6% N(german) 227
Kolloksilin= nitrocellulose 11–12% N(russian) 227
Kondensatoranzündmaschinen =capacitator blasting machines 36
Kontur-Sprengen = smooth blasting294
Koomooliativuyye = shaped charge(russian) 287
Koruskativs 64Krater-Methode = crater method 304Kresylit = trinitrocresol (german) 362kritischer Durchmesser = critical
diameter 65krut = gun powder (swedish) 158K-Salz= RDX (Hexogen) by synthesis
according to Knoefler (german) 69Kugelpulver = ball powder (german)
25kugelsicher = bullet resistant 42kumulative Zündung = cumulative
priming 65Kumullativuyye= cumulatively acting
charge (hollow charge) (russian)
Kunkeln = press-molded perforatedclinders of B-black powder (german)
kunststoffgebundene Sprengstoffe =plastic explosives 261
Kupferchromit 63
llaboratory combustion chamber 60Ladegeräte = buld mix delivery
equipment 41Ladedichte = loading density 211Ladeschlauch= plastic hose as loading
device for permitted explosivesLadestock = tamping pole 310Lager =magazine 43, 139, 213, 302Lambrit = ANFO blasting agent
(Austria) 199Langzeit-Teste = long time test; shelf
life tests 116, 290large hole blasting 199LASL = Los Alamos, National Scientific
Laboratory (USA)lattice energy 196LDNR= lead dinitroresorcinateLE= low explosive; propellant (UK)lead acetyl salicylate 163, 200, 334lead azide 19, 42, 144, 200, 334lead block test 201, 304, 352Lead Chromate 204lead ethylhexanoate 163, 206, 334lead nitrate 206, 334lead picrate 206lead salicylate 163lead stearate 163lead styphnate 26, 42, 207, 334lead sulfate 163, 173lead trinitroresorcinate = lead
styphnate 26, 42, 207, 334leading lines 207Lebensdauerteste = shelf life tests
116, 290Lebhaftigkeitsfaktor = vivacity→
burning rate 44leg wires 208Leitungsprüfer = circuit tester 58Leit-Sprengschnur = trunkline 78Leuchtsätze = illuminant compositions
188Leuchtspur = tracer 351L.F. = low freezingLH2 = liquid hydrogen (USA)
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Ligamita 1; 2; 3= nitroglycerine baseindustrial explosives (Spain)
ligne de tir= firing line 141ligne de cordeau détonant 78linear burning 208line-wave generator= linear
detonation front generating chargelined cavities→ shaped charges 287linters 229liquid ammonia 210liquid explosives 208liquid fluorine 210liquid hydrogen 210liquid N2O4 210liquid oxygen (LOX) 209liquid oxygen explosives 209liquid propellant rockets 209lithergoles = hybrids 182lithium nitrate 210lithium perchlorate 210LJD= Lennard-Jones–Devonshire
state equation 122LLM-105 92LN = lead nitrate 206LN2 = liquid nitrogenloading density 41, 53, 210long time tests 116, 290low explosive = propellants 158LOVA= low-vulnerability ammunition
212LOVA propellant 211LOX = liquid oxygen 246→ also liquid
oxygen explosives 209LOZ = liquid ozoneL-Splav = TNT with 5% trinitroxylene
(russian)Lp = liquid propellant 210lueur à la bouche =muzzle flash 224LX = octogen (HMX)-formulations 212Lyddite = picric acid 260
mM-1; M-6; M-15 etc. are short names for
american gun powdersM3= kerosine hypergolized witz 17%
UDMH (USA)MABT =mixture of TNT, picric acid and
dinitrophenol (Italy)Macarite =mixture of TNT and lead
nitrate (Belgium)MAF-40: -X =mixed amine fuels
(Hydine) (USA)
magazine 43, 139, 213, 302magnesium carbonate 334magnesium trinitroresorcinate;
magnesium styphnate 207MAN =methylamine nitrate 334mannitol hexanitrate 213, 334Manöverpulver→ porous powder 267Mantelsprengstoffe = sheathed
explosives 288MAPO=methylaziridine
phosphinoxide 214Marschsatz = sustainer charge in
rocketrymass explosion risk 214mass flow 45mass ratio 215Massen-Durchsatz =mass flow 45Massen-Explosionsgefährlichkeit;
Massen-Explosionsfähigkeit=massexplosion risk 214
Massenverhältnis =mass ratio 215MAT=mixture of TNT and picric acid
(France; Italy)Matagnite= Industrial explosive
(Belgium)match cord 277Matsu = blasting gelatin (Japan) 36maturer = curing 66MBT =mixture of picric acid and
dinitrophenol (France; Italy)MDF=mild detonating fuse (0.2–0.4 g
PETN/m= 10–20 grain/ft) USAMDN =mixture of picric acid and
dinitronaphthalene (France)MeAN =MAN =methylamine nitrate
334mèches = safety fuses 281MeDINA; MeEDNA =methylethy-
lene-dinitramineMehlpulver = ungranulated black
powder 34Mehrlochpulver =multiperforated
grain 158Meiaku = Tetryl (Japan) 316Mélinite D = picric acid (french) 260Mélinite/O (“ordinaire”) (french) =
picric acid with 0.3% trinitrocresolMélinite/P= picric acid with 12%
paraffine (french)MeN =methylnitrate 218
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MeNENA= 1-nitroxytrimethylene-3-nitramine (USA)
Menkayaku = nitrocellulose (Japan)227
mercury fulminate 137, 144, 215merlos = barricade 26Mesa burning→ burning rate 44mesurage de la poussée= thrust
determination 342metadinitrobenzene 216Metallbearbeitung durch Sprengstoffe= explosive forming 133
metatelnyi zariad = Treibladung(russian)
methane 141, 254methoxytrinitrobenzene =
trinitroanisol 357methylamine nitrate 218, 334methyldiphenylurea;
Methyldiphenylharnstoff = Akardit II7, 163, 301, 332
methylenedinitrotetrazacyclooctane(precursor product for the Octogen(HMX) synthesis) 244
Methylethyldiphenylharnstoff =Centralit III (german) 57
methylethyldiphenylurea = Centralit III(german) 57, 163, 301, 327
Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide 217methyl methacrylate (MMA) 163methyl nitrate 218Methylnitroglykol = propyleneglycol
dinitrate 274N-Methyl-N-(2-nitroxyethyl)nitramine,MeNENA 219
methylphenylurethane 219, 301methyl picrate= trinitroanisol 357methyltrimethylolmethane trinitrate =
Metriol trinitrate 220methyl violet test 219Metriol trinitrate 163, 220, 334MetrTN =Metrioltrinitrate 220MF=mercury fulminate (USA) 215MHF =mixed hydrazine fuel
containing hydrazine nitrate (USA)MHN =mannitol hexanitrate (USA)
213Microballoons 221Micrograin= solid fuel consisting of
zinc powder and sulfur (USA)
Miedziankit = one site mixed chlorateexplosive (german) (now obsolete)58
mild detonating fuse 222military explosives 139millisecond delay blasting 221millisecond delay detonator 221Millisekundenverzögerer = detonating
cord MS connector 78mineral jelly 163minex=mixture of RDX, TNT, AN and
aluminum powder (UK)miniaturized detonating cord 221Minimal-Zündimpuls= all fire 9minol=mixture of AN, TNT and
aluminum powder (UK)Minolex=mixed explosive consisting
of AN, RDX, TNT and aluminum (UK)Minurex= commercial explosive
(french)mise à feu 193misfire 222missile 222M.J. =mineral jelly= vaseline (british)
163MltON=maltose octanitrate (USA)MMeA =mononitromethylaniline
(USA)MMA=methyl methacrylate 163MMH 196MN =mononitrotoluene (France)MNA=mononitroaniline (USA)MNAns=mononitroanisol (USA)M.N.B.=mononitrobenzene (USA; UK)MNBA=mononitrobenzaldehyde
(USA)MNBAc=mononitrobenzoic acid
(USA)MNCrs=mononitrocresol (USA)MNDT=mixture consisting of AN,
dinitronaphthalene and TNT(France; Italy)
MNM=mononitromethane 238M.N.N.=mononitronaphthaleneMnnHN =mannose hexanitrateMNO= dinitrodimethyloxamide 104M.N.T.=mononitrotolueneMntHN =mannitol hexanitrate 213MNX=mononitroxylenemock explosives 222
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Mörser; ballistischer = ballistic mortar22
Mörser; Kantenmörser;Bohrlochmörser =mortar; cannon256
Momentzünder = instantaneousbridgewire detonator 40
Monergol 19, 98, 209, 222, 277Monobel = permitted explosive (USA)Monoethanolamindinitrat 125mononitrate
d’hexanitrodephényleglycérine 173mortier ballistique 22morteur fusée = rocket motor 279motor 223, 279moulage des propellants = pressing of
propellants 272moulage d’explosifs= pressing of
explosives 272mouton de choc= fallhammer 140MOX=metal oxidizer explosives 223MP= picric acid with 12% paraffin
(France)MP 14 = catalyst for decomposition of
hydrogen peroxide(permanganates) (german)
MSIAC 195MTN =Metrioltrinitrate 163, 220, 334muckpile 223mud cap 3, 42, 223Mündungsfeuer =muzzle flash 224Muenyaku = smokeless powder
(Japan)Multiprime 242Munitions Safety Information Analysis
Center 195Munroe effect = hollow charge effect
224, 287muzzle flash 224
nNAC= nitroacetylcellulose (USA; Italy)Nachdetonation= hang fire 161nachflammen = post-combustion 268Nafolit= tetranitronaphthalene
(France)NAGu= nitroaminoguanidine (USA)
225, 334Nano Energetic Materials 224Naphthit = trinitronaphthalene
(german) 364
NATO advisory group for aeronauticalresearch and development→AGARD 3
Natriumchlorat 294Natriumnitrat, Natronsalpeter =
sodium nitrate 294Natriumperchlorat 295Navy Insensitive Low Erosion
Propellant 225NBSX= 1,7-dinitroxy-2,4,7-trinitro-
2,4,6-triazaheptaneNBYA = di-trinitroethylureaNc; NC= nitrocellulose (german) 227NCN= Nitrocarbonitrate 35, 225NDNT= AN/dinitronaphthalene/TNT
85/10/5 (french)NENA= N-(2-nitroxy)-nitramine-
ethane (USA) 225NENO= dinitrodioxyethyl-oxamide
dinitrate 106NEO= diglycol dinitrate (french) 94Neonite= surface smoothet
nitrocellulose gun powder (UK)NEPD= nitroetyhlpropanediol
dinitrateNeumann effect = hollow charge
effect 287neutral burning 225Neuvalin= concentrated hydrogen
peroxideNew Fortex= ammonium nitrate
explosive with Tetryl (UK)NG; N/G= nitroglycerine 231NGc= nitroglycol (USA) 234Ngl= nitroglycerine (german) 231nib-glycerine trinitrate; NIBTN =
nitroisobutylglycerine trinitrate 237nicht-sprengkräftige detonierende
Zündschnur=mild detonating cord;miniaturized detonating cord 222
Nigotanyaku= RDX/TNT mixtures(Japan)
Nigu= nitroguanidine (german) 235NILE 225Nilite= powder form blasting agent
(USA)NIMPHE= nuclear isotope mono
propellant hydrazine engine(temperature maintenance devicefor decomposition catalysts inmonergol driven rockets)
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NIP= nitroindene polymer (USA)Niperit= PETN (german) 259Nisalit= stoechiometric mixture of
nitric acid and acetonitrile (german)nitrate d’amidon 240nitrate d’ammonium 12nitrate de barium 26nitrate de calcium 47nitrate de dinitrophénoxyéthyle 107nitrate d’éthyle 128nitrate de glycide 233nitrate de guanidine 156nitrate de lithium 210nitrate de méthylaminenitrate de méthyle 218nitrate de plomb 206nitrate de polyvinyle 267nitrate de potassium 268nitrate de propyle 276nitrate de sodium= nitrate de soude
294nitrate de strontium 306nitrate de sucre 241nitrate de tétraméthylammonium 311nitrate de triaminoguanidine 352nitrate de triméthylamine 355nitrate de
trinitrophenyl-nitramine-éthyle 365nitrate de trinitrophényloxéthyle 364nitrate d’hexanitrodiphénylglycérine
172nitrate d’hydrazine 183nitrate d’urée 372nitre = salpetre 268nitric acid esters 137Nitroaminoguanidine 225, 334nitrocarbonitrate 225nitrocellulose 137, 158, 163, 166, 191,
227, 334, 335nitrocellulose propellants→ single
base propellants 291nitrocompounds 136Nitrodiethanolamindinitrat 112nitrodiphenylamine 335Nitroethan 230nitroethane 229Nitroethylpropandioldinitrat 230nitroethylpropanediol dinitrate 230nitroform = trinitromethane 363nitrogen 337nitrogen dioxide 337
nitrogen oxide 337nitrogen-rich 265Nitrogen-Rich Compounds 230nitrogen tetroxide 209nitroglycerin 36, 117, 137, 163, 166,
191, 205, 209, 231, 247, 335nitroglycerin powders→ double base
propellants 116, 158nitroglycide 233nitroglycol= Nitroglykol 14, 137, 163,
166, 191, 205, 209, 234, 335nitroguanidine (picrit) 136, 163, 235,
247, 335nitroguanidine powders 159nitrogurisen = nitroglycerin (Japan)
231Nitroharnstoff 242Nitrohydren 241nitroisobutantriol trinitrate =
nitroisobutylglycerol 237nitrokletchatka = nitrocellulose
(russian) 227Nitrolit= trinitroanisol 357Nitromannit= nitromannitol 213nitromethane 205, 209, 238, 335nitromethylpropanediol dinitrate 239nitroparaffins 240Nitropenta = PETN (german) 259nitropentanone 311Nitropentaglycerin =Metriol trinitrate
220nitrostarch = Nitrostärke 240nitro-sugar 240Nitrotetryl = tetranitrophenylmethyl-
nitraminnitrotoluene 241Nitrotriazolone 241, 335nitrourea 242, 335Nitrozucker 241NM= nitromethane 238non-allumage, intensité de courant de= no-fire current 242
non-electric delay device 242Nonel – non electric firing device
(swedish) 242Normalgasvolumen= Normalvolumen= volume of explosion gasses 364
Norm-Brennkammer = standardcombustion chamber 60
Novit=mixture of hexanitrodiphenyl-amine, TNT and aluminum (swedish)
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nozzle 243N-P= triple base powdersNp 5; Np 10 = PETN phlegmatized
with 5 resp. 10% wax (german)NQ= nitroguanidine 235NS= nitrostarch 240NSP= black powder – smokeless
powder compound (german)NSug= nitrosugar (USA) 240NTNT= AN/TNT 78/20 (french)NTO= Nitrotriazolone 241NT= TNT/AN 30/70 (french)N2N= AN/SN/TNT 50/30/20 (french)NX= AN/trinitroxylene (french)
oOberflächenbehandlung = surface
treatment; also→ inhibitedpropel-lant;→ restricted propellant193, 278, 307
Obturate 243Octanitrocubane 243Octogen= Homocyclonite= HMX
136, 144, 243, 259, 335Octol=micture HMX/TNT 77/23 246Octyl= Bitetryl = N,N′-dinitro-N,N′-
bis(2,4,6-trinitrophenyl)-ethylene-diamine (UK)
ohmmeter 58Oktogen= Octogen (german) 243ON 70/30 = N2O4∕NO2 70/30 oxidator
(german)onayaku =mixture of picric acid and
dinitronaphthalene (Japan)onde de choc= shock wave 8, 78ff.onde de détonation = detonation
wave 8, 78ff.ONERA= Office Nationale d’études et
de Recherches, ParisOptolene = liquid rocket fuel
consisting of vinylethylether, aniline,tar, benzene and xylene (german)
oshokuyaku = picric acid, pressmolded (Japan)
ouvreuses explosives de percée = jettapper 199
Ox= carborane-fluorocarboncopolymer (USA)
oxidizer 146, 196, 230, 246oxidizing group 230oxygen 337
oxygen balance 230, 247Olyliquit 209Oxypikrinsäure= styphnic acid
(german) 306Oxytetryl= trinitromethylnitramino-
phenolOzo-benzene = benzene triozonide
pP1= trimethyleneglycol dinitrate 356P2=methylene dioxydimethanol
dinitrate (USA)P (salt) = piperazine dinitrate (USA)P.A.= picric acid (french) 260PAC= ANFO (german) 16Palatinol= phthalic acid ester
(german)PAN= explosive consisting of PETN;
pentaerythrol tetraacetate and ANPANA= same mixture plus aluminum
(Italy)Panclastit=mixture of nitrobenzene
and N2O4 30/70Panzerfaust→ Bazooka 31paraffin 248, 335parallel connection; also bus wire 46,
248Parazol= dinitrochlorobenzene (USA)partial heat of explosion 163paste 249Patrone = cartridge 52Patronendichte = cartridge density 53PBAN = polybutadiene acrylonitrilePB-RDX = polystyrene bonded RDX,
consisting of 90% RDX, 8.5%polystyrene and 1.5%dioctylphthalate
PBTC = carboxylterminatedpolybutadiene (USA)
PBU= phenylbenzylurethane (UK)PBX= plastic bonded explosive 249,
261PBX 9010, 9011, 9404⋅03; various
compositions with 90% RDX and94%MHX, grain sized 249
PCX= 3,5-dinitro-3,5-diazopiperidinenitrate (USA)
PDNA= propylenedinitraminePE 1; 3A = plastizised RDX (USA)PE-Wolle= low nitrogen percentage
nitrocellulose (german)
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PEG= polyethylene glycol 163pellet powder 250pellets 143, 250pendulum test→ ballistic mortar 22Penta = PETN (german) 259pentaerythritol 260pentaerythritol tetranitrate 36, 77,
137, 144, 163, 166, 191, 205, 253,253, 259, 259, 335
pentaerythritol trinitrate 163, 253Pentastit = phlegmatized PETN 249Pentol=mixture of PETN and TNT
(german)Pentolite= pourable mixture of TNT
and PETN (USA) 253Pentrit = PETN (german) 259PENTRO=mixture of PETN, TNT and
paraffin 49/49/2 (Swiss)Pentryl = trinitrophenylnitramine
ethylnitrate 365PEP-2; PEP-3; PIPE=mixtures of PETN
and Gulf Crown Oil (USA)perchlorate d’ammonium 14perchlorate de barium 26perchlorate explosives 249perchlorate de guanidine 157perchlorate d’hydrazine 184perchlorate de lithium 210perchlorate de potassium 268perchlorate de sodium 295percussion cap; percussion primer 93,
206, 207, 249, 273, 292, 293perforation of oil and gas wells 254perle d’allumage= squib 42, 241Perlit = picric acid (german) 260permissibles; permitted explosives 11,
72, 84, 86, 254, 367peroxides 31, 170, 259, 354, 368
peroxide de benzoyle 31peroxide de tricycloacétone 354peroxide de zinc= zinc peroxide 368Perspex = acrylic acid methylester
polymer (same as Plexiglas; Lucite)(USA) 87
Pertite = picric acid (Italy) 260pétardage =mud cap 2, 42, 223PETN = pentaerythrol tetranitrate 36,
77, 137, 144, 163, 166, 191, 205, 253,253, 259, 259, 335
PETRIN = pentaerythrol trinitrate(USA) 163, 259
petroleum jelly 259, 335PETS= pentaerythrol tetrastearate
(USA)PGTN= pentaglycerine trinitratepH test→ Hansen test 161PHE= plastic high explosive (UK)phlegmatization 259phosphonium salt 196Ph-Salz= ethylenediamine dinitrate
(german) 126phthalate diamylique 92phthalate dibutylique 93Picatinny Arsenal 17, 189, 202picramic acid 260picramide= trinitroaniline 357picrate d’ammonium 16picrate d’éthyle 129picrate de guanidine 157Picratol= pourable mixture of TNT and
ammonium picrate 260picric adic 166, 205, 260, 335Picrinata= picric acid (spanish) 260picrylchloride= trinitrochlorobenzene
362picryl sulfide= hexanitrodiphenyl-
sulfidepicryl sulfone= hexanitrodiphenyl-
sulfonePicurinsan= picric acid (Japan) 260piezo-quartz 20Pikramid= trinitroaniline 357Pinkrinsäure = picric acid 260Pikrinsäuremethylester = trinitroanisol
357Pirosilinovyye porokha = single base
nitrocellulose propellant (russian)Piroksilins N° 1= nitrocellulose
12–13% N; N° 2=> 13% N (russian)227
plane charge (shaped charge) 287plane wave generators = charges
generating plane detonation frontsplastic explosives 243, 261Plastisol= solid rocket propellant
consisting of APC or AN, PVC andplasticizers
plate dent test 261plateau combustion 45, 62Platzpatrone = blank cartridgePlumbaton= lead nitrate/TNT 70/30
(USA)
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PLX= Picatinny liquid explosive =→nitromethane or 95% NM and 5%ethylenediamine (USA)
PMA; PMMA= polymer acrylicmethylester (Plexiglas Lucite,Perspex) 87
PN= poudre noir (french) = blackpowder 34
PNA= pentanitroanilinePNDPhEtl= pentanitrodiphenyle-
ethanolPNDPhEth= pentanitrodiphenyletherPNDPhSfo= pentanitrodiphenylsulfonpneumatic placing 263PNL = D − 1 = phlegmatizing mixture
consisting of 84% paraffin wax, 14%nitrocellulose (12% N) and 2%Lecithine (USA)
PNP= polynitropolyphenylene 263poiont d’inflammation = flash point
142polyacetylene→ carbene 52poly-3-azidomethyl-3-methyl-oxetane
262poly-3,3-bis-(azidomethyl)-oxetane
263polybutadiene acrylic acid;
polybutadiene acrylonitrile→composite propellants 61
polybutadiene carboxyterminated 62,335
polyethyleneglycol 163PolyGLYN 263polyisobutylene 335polymethacrylate 163polynitrogen 265Polynitrogen Compounds 264PolyNIMMO 264polynitropolyphenylene 266polypropyleneglycol 163, 261, 335polysulfide 61polytrop exponent 82polyurethane 61, 266polyvinyl nitrate 137, 163, 267, 335porous AN-prills 14porous powder 267post-combustion 224, 268post-heating 9potassium bitartrate 225potassium chlorate 58, 247, 268potassium chloride 337
potassium nitrate 35, 163, 247, 268,335
potassium perchlorate 163, 268potassium sulfate 163, 224poudre = gun powder 158poudre à base de la nitroglycérine =
double base propellant 116poudre à simple base = poudre B=
single base nitrocellulose powder(french) = single base powder 267,292
poudre composite= compositepropellant 61
poudre d’aluminium= aluminumpowder 9
poudre noir= black powder 34poudre noir au nitrate de soude=
B-black powder 31poudre poreux = porous powder 267poudre progressive = progressive
burning propellant 273poudre sans fumée 291poudre sphérique = ball powder 25pousée = thrust 342poussière = coal dust 59, 254powder (gun powder) 158powder form explosives 271PPG= polypropyleneglycol (USA) 266,
335pre-ignition 271premature firing 271prequalification test 271pre-splitting 272pressing of rocket propellant charges
272press-molding of explosives 272pression de gaz= gas pressure 150pressure cartridge 272pressure-coordination rule 265pressure exponent 21, 45prills 13, 272Primacord= detonating fuse (USA) 77Primadet=mild detonating fuse (USA)
222primary blast 273primary explosives 193, 273primer 92, 273primer charge 273produits de détonation = fumes 146progressive burnig 158, 273
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projectile forming (shaped) charge287
projectile impact sensitivity 273propanediol dinitrate 274propellant 158, 273propellant-actuated power device 274propellant area ratio (“Klemmung”)
274, 296propellant casting 55propellant grain 45propellant traité de surface→ surface
treatment 307propergols 274propulseur = rocket motor 279propyleneglycol dinitrate 274propylnitrate 276, 335protection contre les courants
vagabonds= stray currentprotection 302
Protivotankovaya roochnayazazhigatelnaya granata=Molotowcocktail (russian)
Prüfkapsel = test cap 311PS= polysulfide 61PSAN = Phase Stabilized Ammonium
Nitrate 13PTX-1= Picatinny ternary explosive =
RDX/Tetryl/TNT 30/50/20 (USA)PTX-2= RDX/PETN/TNT 44/28/28
(USA)PTX-3=mixture of EDN, Tetryl and
TNT (USA)PTX-4=mixture of EDA, PETN and TNT
(USA)PU= polyurethane 61pulsed infusion shotfiring 276Pulver, Schießpulver = gun powder
158pulverförmige Sprengstoffe = powder
form explosives, mostly AN based270
Pulverrohmasse = paste 268PVN= polyvinyl nitrate 137, 163, 267,
335Pyrocore = detonating fuse for rocket
ignitionPyronite = Tetryl; also: mixture of
Tetryl andtrinitrophenylmethylanilline 316
pyrophoric 277
Pyropowder = single basenitrocellulose propellant (UK)
pyrotechnical compositions 25, 26, 27,42, 63, 210, 268, 268, 277, 277, 368
pyrotechnical fuse 277PYX = 2,6-bis-bis-(pikrylamino)-3,5-
dinitropyridine
qquality requirements for Industrial and
military explosives 137, 139quantity-distance table 139, 277quartz 150QDX= SEX= 1-acetyloctahydro-3,5,7-
trinitro-1,3,5,7-tetrazocine(USA)
Quecksilberfulminat =mercuryfulminate 215
quick-match; match cord; cambric 277quickness 45
rR-Salz= cyclotrimethylenetrinitro-
samine (german) 67radicals, free radicals 330Rakete = rocket 279Raketenflugkörper =missile 222Raketenmotor = rocket motor 279Raketenprüfstand = rocket test stand
279Raketentreibmittel = rocket propellant
116, 330Raketentriebwerk = rocket motor 279Ramjet = air breathing rocket systemrapport d’expansion= propellant area
ratio 274raté=misfire 222RATO= rocket assisted take off
rauchloses; rauchschwaches Pulver= smokeless powder 291
Rayleigh line 83RDX = Cyclonite; Hexogen 36, 62, 63,
67, 117, 136, 144, 166, 191, 205, 212,230, 259, 261, 333, 351
RDX class A-H = various grain sizedqualities of Hexogen (USA) 67
RDX type A= product nitrated bynitric acid 67
RDX type B= product fabricated bythe acetic anhydride (Bachmann)process; contains 3–12%→ Octogen67, 243
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RDX Polar PE= plastizised RDX;containing 12% Gulf 303 process oiland lecithine 90/10 = RDX/KelF90/10
reactivity test 372recommended firing current 277recommended test current 277recul= setback 287Reduced Sensitivity 277Règlement International concernant le
transport des marchandisesdangereuses 278
regressive burning 277Reibempflindlichkeit = friction
sensitivity 144relais= booster 39relation des masses =mass ratio 215relative weight strength 22, 36, 303,
366relay 278reliability 278requirements on industrial and
military explosives 137résistance à l’eau=water resistance
364résistant au balles= bullet resistantresonance = erosive burning 278resserrement = propellant area ratio
274restricted propellant 278retart = delay 73retard d’allumage= delayed
inflammation; functioning time 73,148
RF-214 = organic phosphoruscompound for hypergolizing rocketfuels
RFG= rifle fine grain powder (UK)RFNA= red fuming nitric acid (UK)RID= Réglement International
concernant le transport desmarchandises dangereuses 69, 163,188, 278
rifle bullet impact test 279RIPE= plastizided RDX with 15% Gulf
Crown Oil (USA)rocket 279rocket motor 279rocket propellants 61, 116, 330rocket test stand 279
Röhrenpulver; Röhrchenpulver = tubeshaped gun powder 158
Rohmasse; Pulverrohmasse = paste249
roquette à propergol liquide= liquidpropellant rocket 210
roquette à propergol solide= solidpropellant rocket 295
Rossite= guanylnitrourea (USA)rotational firing 281Round Robin Test 281RP-1= kerosin type as fuel in liquid
rocket motor systemsrubberlike propellant = polysulfide-,
polyurethane- or Plastisolbonded→compostie propellants
Rückstoß= setback 287russian method = fibre length
evaluation by pulp sedimentation228
Russkii Koktel = russian cocktail=potassium chlorate and nitrotoluenein glass containers; ignition byconcentrated sulfuric acid
Russkii Splav=mixture of pricric acidand dinitronaphthalene
RX-05-AA = RDX/polystyrene/dioctyl-phthalate 90/8/2 (USA)
RX-09-AA = HMX/dinitropropylacryl-ate/ethyldinitropentanoate93.7/5/0.6 (USA)
RX-04-AV = H MX/polyethylene 92/8(USA)
RX-04-BY = HMX/FNR 86/14 (USA)RZ-04-AT= HMX/carborane-fluoro-
carbon polymer 88/12 (USA)RZ-04-Pl= HMX/Viton 80/20 (USA)
ssafe & arm 281safety classes (of permitted explosives)
254safety diaphragm 281safety distance of buildings 139safety fuse 277, 281SAFEX INTERNATIONAL 282Saint-Venant andWantzel formula 150Salpeter = salpetre; potassium nitrate
267Salpetersäure = nitric acid salt pair (ion
exchanged) permitted explosives254
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sand test 282Sanshokitoruoru = TNT (Japan) 342Sauerstoffträger = oxidizer 246Sauerstoffwert; Sauerstoffbilanz 247sautage à gran trou= large hole
blasting 199sautage par grands fourneaus de
mines= coyote blasting 64SBA = slurry blasting agent (USA)scaled distance 283SCAN = Spay Crystallized Ammonium
Nitrate 13SCB→ Semiconductor Bridge Igniter
285Schießpulver = gun powder 168, 227Schießwolle = underwater explosives
consisting of TNT,hexanitrodiphenylamine andaluminum, now obsolete (german)
Schlagempfindlichkeit = impactsensitivity 188
Schlagwetter = firedamp 141, 254Schneckenpresse = screw extruder
284Schneiderit =mixture of AN and
nitrocompounds, mostlydinitronaphthalene (french)
Schneidladungen = cutting charges66, 287
schonendes Sprengen = smoothblasting
Schub = Thrust 342Schubmessung = thrust
determination 342Schuttdichte = bulk density 41Schutzwall= barricade 26Schwaden = fumes 146Schwarzpulver = black powder 34Schwarzpulverzündschnüre = safety
fuses 281Schwefel = sulfur 307screw extruder 284SD= double base propellant
fabricated without solvents (french)SDMH= symmetric dimethylhydra-
zine (USA)SE= slurry explosive (USA) 293secondary blasting 284secondary explosives 284Securit→Wetter-securit = permitted
explosive (german) 367
seismic explosives; seismic gelatins284
seismic shots 77, 284seismograph; seismometer 285Seismoplast = special explosives for
seismic shots (german) 285selective detonation 84self forging fragment; SFF 288Sekundärladung = base charge 28Semiconductor Bridge Igniter (SCB)
285semigelatin dynamites 286Semtex 286sensibilité 311sensibilité à l’impact = impact
sensitivity 188sensibilié à l’impact projectiles =
projectile impact sensitivity 273sensibilité au chauffage = heat
sensitivity 163sensibilité au choc de détonateur =
cap sensitivity 49sensibilité au frottement = friction
sensitivity 143sensitivity 144, 163, 273, 287Serienschaltung = series electric
blasting cap circuit 285Serien-Parallel-Schaltung = series in
parallel electric balsting cap circuit285
setback 285SFF = EFP 288S.G.P.= denomination of→ permitted
explosives in BelgiumS-H-process (RDX-synthesis) 67shaped charge 41, 66, 287shaped-charge weapon attack 195sheathed explosives 289shelf life (storage life) 116, 290Shellite (UK)= Tridite (USA) =mixtures
of picric acid and hexanitrodi-phenylamide
Shimose= picric acid (Japan) 260shock pass heat filter 87shock wave 3, 78ff., 290Shoeiyaku = PETN (Japan) 259Shotoyaku= An/TNT 50/50 (Japan)Shouyaku-koshitsu = plastizised RDXshort delay blasting (→ also:
millisecond delay blasting) 221shot anchor 290
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shot firer, blaster 35, 290SH-Salz= RDX fabricated by
decomposing nitration according toSchnurr-Henning 69
Sicherheitsabstands-Tabelle (USA) 139Sicherheitszündschnüre = safety fuses
281Silberacetylid 290Silberazid 290Silbercarbid 290Silberfulminat 291silver acetylide 290silver azide 290silver carbide 290silvered vessel test 291silver fulminate 291SINCO= gas generating propellant
(german) 292single bases powders 292Single-Event FAE = Thermobaric
Explosives (TBX) 319Sinoxid= non eroding primer
composition (german) 293SINTOX = lead free priming
composition (german) 293Sixolite= tetramethylolcyclohexanol
pentanitrate 312Sixonite= tetramethylolcyclohexa-
none tetranitrate 312skid test 293slotted mortar (test gallery) 256slow cook-off test 195slurries 10, 14, 36, 49, 118, 158, 199,
209, 218, 291slurry casting 55small arms ammunition primers 292small-arms attack 195smoke-free combustion 265SN= sodium nitrate 294snake hole 292Sodatol= sodium nitrate/TNT 50/50
294sodium chlorate 292sodium chloride; salt 254, 255, 338sodium hydrogen carbonate 335sodium nitrate 63, 246, 247, 292, 335sodium perchlorate 295soft grain powder (black powder) 34,
295Sohlenbohrloch = snake hole 294solid propellant rocket 295
soluble gun cotton= nitrocellulose12.2% 228
Solventless Propellants 297solventless processing for propellants
158Sorguyl = tetranitroglycolurile (french)
98soufre 307spacing 297Spätzündung = hangfire 161Spaltzünder = spark detonator 297Span= sorbitane monooleate (USA)spark detonators 297special effects 297specific energy 297, 304, 325specific impulse 265, 298spezifischer Sprengstoffverbrauch =
explosive loading factor 134spinner = spin stabilized rocketSplittertest = fragmentation test 142Spränggrummi= blasting gelatin
(Norway)Sprengbereich = blast area 35Sprenggelatine = blasting gelatin 36Sprengkapselempfindlichkeit = cap
sensitivity 49Sprengkapseln = blasting caps;
detonators 36Sprengkraft = strength 303Sprengluft-Verfahren→ liquid oxygen
explosives 209Sprengmeister = shot firer; blaster 35,
290Sprengmittel = explosive materials
134Sprengöl= nitroglycerine, nitrogly-
col and mixtures thereof 231, 234Sprengpulver = black powder for
blastings 28, 34Sprengriegel = explosive bolt 134Sprengsalpeter = B-black powder 28Sprengschlamm = slurry 10, 17, 35,
49, 118, 158, 199, 209, 218, 293Sprengschnur 77Sprengstoff-Attrappen =Mock
Explosives 222Sprengstoff-Ladegeräte = loading
devicesSprengstoff-Lager =magazine 213Sprengstoff-Prüfstrecke = test gallery
255
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Sprengzubehör = blasting accessories35
Sprengzünder = blasting cap 36springing 300squib 42, 300Stabilität; stabilité; stability 1, 29, 116,
158, 219, 287, 300, 372, 363stabilizer 5, 10, 56, 57, 105, 113, 128,
158, 219, 301stable detonation 83Stärkenitrat = nitrostarch 240Stahlhülsenverfahren = steel sleeve
test (heat sensitivity) 164STANAG 302standard combustion chamber 60Standardization of tests: International
Study Group for the Standardizationof the Methods of Testing ExplosivesSecretary: Dr. Per-Anders Persson,Swedish Detonic ResearchFoundation, Box 32928, 12981Stockholm, Sweden 85
Start-Rakete = booster 39state equation 83, 121Stauchprobe = upsetting test 370Steinflug = fly rock 142steel sleeve test 163stemming 63, 302Stickstofftetroxid= nitrogen tetroxide
209Stirnabbrand = face burning 58, 140Stoppine = quick-match; cambric 277storage of explosives 139, 139, 302Stoßgriffmaschinen= blasting
machines with impact knob 36Stoßtränkungssprengen = pulsed
infusion shotfiring 276Stoßwelle= shock wave 78straight dynamites 23strands 65stray current protection 302strength 23, 201, 297, 303Streustromsicherheit = stray current
protection 302strontium nitrate 306styphnic acid= trinitroresorcinol 306,
336styphnyldichloride = dichloro-2,4,6-
trinitrobenzenesulfur 34, 247, 304
Supercord = detonating fuse with ca.40 g/m PETN (german) 307
superconic propagation→ shockwave; detonation 78ff.
tT4= RDX (Italy) 67T4 plastico= RDX plastizised with
17,3% diglycol dinitrate or with 11%petroleum (Italy)
T-Stoff= concentrated hydrogenperoxide (german)
TA= triacetine 163Tacot= tetranitrodibenzotetraza-
pentalente 309tableau des distances de sécurite:→
table 13, page 139TAGN= triaminoguanidine nitrate
352talc 337Taliani test 310tamping = stemming 302, 311tamping pole 311Tanoyaku =mixtures of RDX, TNT and
Tetryl (Japan)TAT= 1,3,5,7-tetracetyl-1,3,5,7-octa-
hydroazocine, precursor-product forthe→ Octogensynthesis 244
TATB= triaminotrinitrobenzene 353TATNB= triazidotrinitrobenzene 354TAX = acethylhexahydrodinitrotriazine
(USA)TBX = Thermobaric Explosives 319TBX – IAT 311TDI= toluene diisocyanate 351TEDFO= bis-(trinitroethyl)-difluor-
formalTEGMN= triethyleneglycolmono-
nitrateTEGN= triethyleneglycoldinitrate 354temperature coefficient→ burning
rate 44température de décomposition;
température d’inflammation =deflagration point 72
température d’explosion= explosiontemperature 133
TEN = PETN (russian) 259TeNA = tetranitroaniline 312TeNAns = tetranitroanisolTeNAzxB = tetranitroazoxybenzene
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TeNB = tetranitrobenzeneTeNBPh= tetranitrodiphenylamineTeNBu = tetranitrobutaneTeNCB = tetranitrochlorobenzeneTeNCbl= tetranitrocarbanilideTeNCbz= tetranitrocarbazol 313TeNDG= tetranitrodiglycerine 96TeNDMBDNA = tetranitrodimethyl-
benzidinedinitramineTeNDPhETa = tetranitrophenylethaneTeNDPhEtla= tetranitrodiphenyl-
ethanolamineTeNHzB = tetranitrohydrazobenzeneTeNMA = tetranitromethylaniline
(Tetryl) 316TeNMe = tetranitromethane 313TeNN = tetranitronaphthalene 314TeNOx= tetranitrooxanilideTeNPhMNA= tetranitrophenyl-
methylnitramineTeNT= tetranitrotolueneTeNTMB = 3,5′ ,5′-tetranitro-4,4′-
tetramethyldiaminobiphenyl(USA)
TePhUR= tetraphenylurea (USA)Territ = plastic explosive consisting of
nitroglycerine, APC, DNT, TNT, SNand nitrocellulose (Sweden)
test cap 311test préliminaire = prequalification
test 271testing galleries 255Tetraamine-cis-bis(5-nitro-2H-
tetrazolato) Cobalt(III) Perchlorate,BNCP 311
Tetralit = Tetryl (german) 318Tetralita = Tetryl (italian, spanish) 318tetramethylammonium nitrate 311tetramethylenetetranitramine =
Octogen; HMX 136, 144, 212, 243,259, 335
tetramethylolcyclohexanolpentanitrate = Hexolite 312
tetramethylolcyclohexanonetetranitrate = Hexonite 312
tetramethylolcyclopentanolpentanitrate = Fivolite 312
tetramethylolcyclopentanonetetranitrate = Fivonite 312
tétranitrate de diglycérine 96tétranitrate d’erythrile 124
tétranitrate detétraméthylolpentanone 311
tétranitrate de pentaérythrite = PETN259
tetranitroaniline 313tetranitrocarbazol 313tetranitrodibenzotetrazapentalene =
Tacot 309tetranitrodiglycerol 96tetranitroerythritol 124tetranitroglycolurile 100tetranitromethylaniline = Tetryl 316tetranitromethane 209, 314, 336tetranitronaphthaleneTetrasin = tetrazene (russian) 315Tetratetryl = tetra-(trinitrophenyl-
nitraminoethyl)methane (USA)tetrazene 137, 144, 191, 207, 292, 293,
316tetrazolylguanyltetrazene hydrate =
tetrazene 3151-[(2E)-3-(1H-Tetrazol-5-yl)triaz-2-en-
1-ylidene]methanediamine 317Tetril = Tetryl (russian) 318Tetritol-Cyclonite= Tetryl/TNT/RDX
11.7/16.4/71.9 (russian)Tetroxyl = trinitrophenylmethoxy-
nitramine (USA)Tetryl 36, 136, 166, 191, 205, 318, 336Tetrytol =mixture Tetryl/TNT 319TEX 109TFENA= trifluoroethylnitramineTG= thermogravimetry 96TG= Trotil-Gheksogen = TNT/RDX
mixtures (russian)Thermal Explosion 319théorie hydrodynamique de la
détonation= thermohydrodynamictheory of detonation 78ff.
thermic differential analysis 96thermische Sensibilität= heat
sensitivity 163thermites 321Thermobaric Explosives (TBX) 319thermodynamic calculation of
decomposition reactions ofindustrial explosives, gun powders,rocket propellants, tables 321ff.
thermogravimetry 96thermohydrodynamic theory of
detonation 78ff.
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Thional= pentanitrodiphenylsulfon(USA)
thrust 296, 341tir à microretard =millisecond delay
blasting 221tir d’impregnation = pulsed infusion
shotfiring 276tir primaire = primary blast 273tir sou pression d’eau = underwater
detonation 368TLP= Treibladungspulver = gun
pro-pellant; the following suffix(e. g., TLP/A) indicates;
TMEMT= trimethylenetrinitrosamine67
TNA trinitroaniline 313TNAmPH= trinitroaminophenolTNAZ= Trinitroazetidin 336, 359TNnd= trinitroanilideTNAns= trinitroanisole 357TNB= trinitrobenzene 360TNBA = trinitrobenzaldehydeTNBAc= trinitrobenzoic acid 361TNBxN = trinitrobenzol nitrateTNC= tetranitrocarbazol 313TNCB= trinitrochlorobenzene 362TNCrs= trinitrocresol 362TNDCB= trinitrodichlorobenzeneTNDMA = trinitrodimenthylanilineTNDPhA= trinitrodiphenylamineTNEB= trinitroethylbenzeneTNEDV= trinitroethyldinitrovalerateTNETB= 2,2,2-trinitroethyl-4,4,4,-
trinitrobutyrateTNG= trinitroglycerine 231TNM= tetranitromethane 314TNMA= trinitromethylanilineTNMeL = trinitromelamineTNMes = trinitromesityleneTNN= trinitronaphthalene 364TNPE= PETN (spanish) 259TNO= tetranitrooxanilideTNPh= trinitrophenol = picric acid
260TNPhBuNA= trinitrophenylbutyl-
nitramineTNPhDA= trinitrophenylendiamineTNPhENA= trinitrophenylethyl-
nitramine 129TNPhIGI= trinitrophloroglucine
TNPhMNA= trinitrophenylmethyl-nitramine = Tetryl 316
TNPhMNAPh= trinitrophenyl-methyl-nitraminophenol
TNPht= trinitrophenetol 129TNPy= trinitropyridine 366TNPyOx= trinitropyridine-1-oxide
366TNR= trinitroresorcine (styphnic acid)
306TNRS= lead styphnate 207TNStl= trinitrostilbeneTNT= trinitrotoluene 13, 23, 55, 62,
67, 117, 118, 136, 163, 166, 191, 221,246, 260, 294, 336, 342, 351, 352
TNTAB= trinitrotriazidobenzene 354TNTClB= trinitrochlorobenzene 362TNTMNA= trinitrotolylmethyl-
nitramineTNX= trinitroxylene 367toe 351TOFLOX = solution of ozonefluoride in
liquid oxygenTolita= TNT (spanish) 342Tolite= TNT (french)Tolite/D= TNT, solidification point
80.6 °C= 180.1 °FTolite/M= the same, 78 °C= 175.4 °FTolite/O= 79 °C= 177.2 °FTolite/T= 80.1 °C= 179.2 °F (french)totuylene diisocyanate 137, 351Tonka = aniline and dimethylaniline as
liquid rocket fuel together withnitric acid as oxidator (german)
Torpex =mixture of RDX, TNT andaluminum 9, 69, 351
Totalit= ANwith ca. 6% paraffin (swiss)toxic fumes 8, 146TPEON= tripentaerythroloctanitrate
tracers 351traitement des métaux par explosion
133traitement de surface= surface
treatment 307transmission of detonation→
detonation, sympatheticdetonation; gap test 85, 149
transport regulations→ ADR (road) 2→ RID (rail) 278
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→ IATA (air) 185→ IMDG (shipping) 188
transport par injection d’eau 365Tauzl test→ lead block test 201Treibstoff = propellant 273triacetin 163Triacetonperoxid; triacétoneperoxide
258, 354Trialen =mixture of RDX, TNT and
aluminum (german) 9, 69, 352triaminoguanidine nitrate 6, 212, 336,
352triaminotrinitrobenzene 336, 353triazide cyanurique 67triazidotrinitrobenzene 354Tribride = 3-component rocket
system, e. g., metal fuels suspendedin liquid fuels and oxidators (USA)
Tricinat= salt of styphnic acid(german)
tricycloacetone peroxide 258, 354Triergol= same as Tribridetriethyleneglycol 355triethyleneglycol dinitrate=
Triglykoldinitrat (german) 163, 354Trilita= TNT (spanish) 342trimethylamine nitrate 336, 355trimethyleneglycol dinitrate 356trimethylenetrinitrosamine 67trimethylenetrinitramine = RDX =
Cyclonite 67trimethylolethylmethane trinitrate
125trimethylolnitromethane trinitrate
237trimethylolpropane trinitrate 125Trinal= trinitronaphthalene 364trinitrate de butanetriol 47trinitrate de glycérine 231trinitrate de nitroisobutylglycérine
237trinitrate de pentaérythrite 253trinitrate de triméthyloléthylméthane
125trinitrate de
triméthylolméthylméthane 220Trinitril= glyceroltrinitrophenylether
dinitratetrinitroaniline 205, 357trinitroanisole 357Trinitroazetidin 336, 359
trinitrobenzene 336, 360trinitrobenzoic acid 361trinitrochlorobenzene 100, 336, 362trinitrocresol 362trinitrodioxybenzene 306trinitroethylalcohol 34trinitrometacresol 362trinitrometaxylene 367trinitromethane 363trinitronaphthalene 364trinitrophenetol 129trinitrophenol; picric acid 166, 205,
260, 335trinitrophenoxy-ethyl nitrate 364trinitrophenylethylnitramine =
ethyltetryl 129Trinitrophenylglycerinetherdinitrat
153Trinitrophenylglykolethernitrat 364trinitrophenylmethylaniline = Tetryl
316trinitrophenylmethylether =
trinitroanisol 357trinitrophenylmethylnitramine = Tetryl
36, 136, 144, 166, 191, 205, 247, 318,336
trinitrophenylnitramino ethylnitrate365
trinitropyridine 336, 366trinitropyridine-N-oxide 336, 366trinitrorésorcinate de plomb 207trinitroresorcinol = styphnic acid 306,
336trinitrosotrimethylenetriamine 74trinitrotoluene = TNT 13, 23, 55, 62,
67, 117, 118, 136, 163, 166, 191, 221,246, 260, 294, 336, 342, 351, 352
trinitroxylene 367Trinol= trinitroanisol 357Triogen= trimethylenetrinitrosamine
(USA) 74triple base propellants 158Trisol= trinitroanisol 357Tritonal=mixture of RDX, TNT and
aluminum (german) 9, 367Trixogen=mixture of RDX and TNT
(german) 368Trizin= trinitroresorcinol (german)
306Trojel = slurry blasting agentTrotyl= TNT (german) 342
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trunkline (of detonating cord) 78tuyère = nozzle 243
uU= bridgewire detonator U
(unsensitive), (german) 40UDMH= unsymmetrical dimethyl-
hydrazine (USA) 98, 196Übertragung = sympathetic
detonation 85, 142ullage 368ummantelte Sprengstoffe = sheathed
explosives 288unbarricated 368unconfined detonation velocity 88,
368undersonic propagation (=
deflagration) 44, 72underwater detonations 17, 368underwater explosives→ DBX;→
Torpex 70, 351, 368Unterwasserzünder =water resistant
detonator 366upsetting tests 41, 370urea nitrate 205, 336, 354urethane→ stabilizer 301US Bureau of Mines 372
vvacuum test 61, 372vapor pressure 196vaseline 259velocite de combustion= burning rate
44Veltex=mixture of HMX,
nitrocellulose, nitroglycerine,nitrodiphenylamine and triacetine372
Verbrennung = combustion 60Verbrennungswärme = heat of
combustion 162Verbundtreibsätze = composite
propellants 61verdämmen = stemming 302Vernichten von Explosivstoffen=
destruction of explosive materials74
Verpfuffungspunkt = deflagrationpoint 72
Versager=misfire 222Verstärkungsladung = booster 39
Verträglichkeit= compatibility 61Verzögerungszünder = delay fuze 73vessel mortar test 304Viatra= Inert stemming cartridge
(swiss)Vibrometer 372Vieille Test 181, 363Virial equation 122viscosity of nitrocellulose 229Visol; Visol-1; -4; -6= vinylethylether
and mixtures with isopropylalcoholand vinylbutylether; liquid rocketfuel (german)
Vistac N° 1= low molecular weightpolybutane (USA)
vitesse de combustion= burning rate19, 44, 124
vitesse de détonation = detonationvelocity 41, 70, 74, 88
vitesse moyenne de combustion=average burning rate 19
Viton A= perfluoropropylene-vinylidine fluoride copolymer
vivacity factor 45VNP= polyvinyl nitrate (USA) 267volume of explosion gases 363volume strength 41, 325, 364Vorgabe= burden 43vorkesseln = springing 300vorspalten = pre-splitting 271VV= Vzryvchatoiye veschestvo =
explosive (russian)V-W= porous powders (german)
wW I; W II; W III= permitted explosives
belonging to the german safetyclasses I,II and III 367
warm storage tests; Warmlagerteste→hot storage tests 181
Wasserbesatz =water stemming 366water driven injector transport of
nitroglycerine 365water 336, 337water gels 10, 293, 365water hammer; water jet 370water infusion blasting 370water resistance 364water resistant detonator 365water stemming 365web 366
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Weichkornpulver = soft grain blackpowder 34, 295
weight strength→ relative weightstrength 22, 36, 303, 366
Wetter-Sprengstoffe = permittetexplosives 254
WFNA; WFN =white fuming nitric acid(UK) 196
WhC=white compound=1.9-dicarboxy-2,4,6,8-tetra-nitrophenazin-N-oxide (USA)
wood dust 336Wood’smetal 72W-Salz= RDX accordingWolfram
(german) 69
xX-312 A= igniter for mild detonating
fuse (USA)X28M = Plasticizer containing→
Polyvinyl Nitrate 267X-Ray-Flash 367X-Stoff= tetranitromethane (german)
313Xilit= trinitroxylene (russian) 367XTX= RDX coated with Sylgard, a
silicon resinXyloidine= nitrostarch 240
yYonkite = industrial explosive
(Belgium)Yuenyaku = black powder (Japan) 34
zZazhigateinaya =Molotow-cocktail
(russian)Zeitzünder→ bridgewire detonators
40Zentralit→ Centralite 56, 57
Zhirov=mixtures of tetryl with APC orpotassium perchlorate (russian)
Zigarettenabbrand = face burning140
zinc peroxide 293, 368Z-Salz; Z-Stoff C; Z-Stoff N =
permanganates for decompositioncatalysis of hydrogen peroxide
Zuckernitrat 240Zündabzweigung = downlineZündanlage= ignition system 186Zündblättche→ amorces 16Zünder= fuze 148Zünder, elektrische→ bridgewire
detonators 40Zünderdrähte = leg wires 208Zündhütchen = amorce 16Zündimpuls= electric pulse for
bridgewire detonators 40Zündkabel = firing line 141, 208Zündkreis = circuit 58, 287Zündkreisprüfer = circuit tester 58Zündladung= primer charge 273Zündmaschine= blasting machine 36Zündpille= squib 300Zündschalter= blasting switch 37Zündschnur= safety fuse 277, 281Zündschraube = fuze head 149Zündsicherung= igniter safety
mechanism 186Zündstrom = firing current 141Zündung = initiation 193Zündverzug = functioning time 74,
148Zündwilligkeit= ignitibility 186Zustandsgleichung= equation of state
83, 121zweibasige Pulver = double base
propellants 116