- explosion. Thus, the
glycerin mixture is
added slowly to the
reaction vessel containing the
mixed acid (not acid to
glycerin). The
nitrator is
cooled with cold...
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hygroscopic in nature.
Modern use of the word
glycerine (alternatively
spelled glycerin)
refers to
commercial preparations of less than 100% purity, typically...
-
quantity of
nitroglycerin as the explosive.
Other ingredients included glycerin,
nitrate,
sulfuric acid, and
minute concentrations of nitrobenzene, silver...
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Denitrification is a
microbially facilitated process where nitrate (NO3−) is
reduced and
ultimately produces molecular nitrogen (N2)
through a series...
-
method of
synthesizing nitroglycerin,
using sulfuric acid,
nitric acid and
glycerin. On 3
September 1864,
while experimenting with nitroglycerin, Emil and...
- its sensitivity.
Common processes involved chemicals such as
glycerin,
magnesium nitrate,
tannic acid and albumen.
Others involved more
unlikely substances...
- Hippler,
Jeffrey G.; Hook,
Bruce D.; Kearns, Kenneth; et al. (2008). "
Glycerin as a
Renewable Feedstock for
Epichlorohydrin Production. The GTE Process"...
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hexanitrate or nitromannitol, and PETN. It also has
information on how to
purify glycerin, how to
synthesize nitric acid with
minimal equipment, and how to make...
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described Wong as "extraordinarily fine" and "an
exquisite crier without glycerin." The New York Times, said that she was "naturally Chinese" and succeeded...
- Carr,
Walter A. (1987-07-06). "Patent application: Co-
Nitration of 1,2,4-Butanetriol and
Glycerin".
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