Characterizationofsolid-particleproductsindetonation

experimentaddedcoinsilver

MaJun; TangYuan-ming; ZhangQin-ying; LiuQiang; GongYou-jin

doi:10.11883/1001-1455(2013)06-0638-09

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MaJun, TangYuan-ming, ZhangQin-ying, LiuQiang, GongYou-jin, . Characterizationofsolid-particleproductsindetonationexperimentaddedcoinsilver[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves, 2013, 33(6): 638-646. doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2013)06-0638-09

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MaJun, TangYuan-ming, ZhangQin-ying, LiuQiang, GongYou-jin, . Characterizationofsolid-particleproductsindetonation experimentaddedcoinsilver[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves, 2013, 33(6): 638-646. doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2013)06-0638-09

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Characterizationofsolid-particleproductsindetonation experimentaddedcoinsilver

doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2013)06-0638-09

1.
InstituteofAtomicand MolecularPhysics,SichanUniversity,
2.
Chengdu610065,Sichuan,China;

Publish Date: 2013-11-25

Abstract

Abstract

Themorphology,composition,structure,grainsize,surfacearea,porevolumeandpore sizeofthedetonationproductswerecharacterizedbyusingdifferenttechniquesincludingtheX-ray diffraction(XRD),thescanningelectron microscopy(SEM),theX-rayphotoelectronspectroscopy (EDS)andthespecificsurfaceareaandporosityanalysis.Theresultsshowthatthelatticeconstantof theeutecticmeltparticlesystemcomposedbysilverandasmallaccountofcopperissmallerthanthat ofthepuresilver.TheXRDanalysesindicatethatthegrainsizeofthesilverparticlesintheeutectic meltsystemis15.9~22.2nm.TheSEManalysesrevealthatthebiggerellipsoiddetonationproduct particlesconsistofsomesmallsmoothsphericalsilverparticlesanddifferentcomponents,theFeOin whichcomesfromthedetonationvessel,theamorphouscarbonfromtheorganicexplosivecombustioninthesealvessel, andtheAlandSifromthedetonationfacility.Themorphologyinvestigations agreewiththeXRDanalyses.Tomakeitclearthatthedetonationproductscontainingsomecarbon powderactastheroleofadsorption,thesurfacearea,porevolumeandporesizewerealsodiscussed.
- mechanicsofexplosion,
- solid-particleproducts,
- detonationexperiment,
- silver,
- characterization