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ویرایش: [1 ed.] نویسندگان: Peter Gray (auth.), Surya N. Bulusu (eds.) سری: NATO ASI Series 309 ISBN (شابک) : 9789401074131, 9789400920354 ناشر: Springer Netherlands سال نشر: 1990 تعداد صفحات: 764 [755] زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 60 Mb
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This book represents a collection of lectures presented at the NATO Advanced study Institute(ASI) on "Chemistry & Physics of the Molecular Processes in Energetic Materials", held at Hotel Torre Normanna, Altavilla Milicia, Sicily, Italy, September 3 to 15, 1989. The institute was attended by seventy participants including twenty lecturers, drawn from thirteen countries. The purpose of the institute was to review the major ad vances made in recent years in the theoretical and experi mental aspects of explosives and propellants. In accordance with the format of the NATO ASI, it was arranged to have a relatively small number of speakers to present in depth, re view type lectures emphasizing the basic research aspects of the subject, over a two week period. Most of the speakers gave two lectures, each in excess of one hour with addition al time for discussions. The scope of the meeting was limit ed to molecular and spectroscopic studies since the hydro dynamic aspects of detonation and various performance crite ria of energetic materials are often covered adequately in other international meetings. An attempt was made to have a coherent presentation of various theoretical, computational and spectroscopic approaches to help a better understanding of energetic materials from a molecular point of view. The progress already made in these areas is such that structure property (e. g.
Front Matter....Pages i-xi
Fundamental Principles of Thermal Explosions and Recent Applications....Pages 1-11
Modelling Isothermal Waves of Chemical Reaction....Pages 13-20
Thermochemical Modeling: I. Application to Decomposition of Energetic Materials....Pages 21-49
Thermochemical Modeling: II. Application to Ignition and Combustion of Energetic Materials....Pages 51-78
Fundamental Physics and Chemistry Behind Molecular Crystal Detonations at a Microscopic Level....Pages 79-130
On the Xα Local Spin Density Approximation in the Study of Organic Molecules....Pages 131-141
On the Dissociation of Chemical Bonds....Pages 143-155
Structure-Sensitivity Relationships in Energetic Compounds....Pages 157-173
Computational Studies of Energetic Nitramines....Pages 175-193
Molecular Dynamics Approach to Detonation Studies and Related Problems in the Condensed Phase....Pages 195-227
Molecular Dynamical Studies of Energy Transport and Energy Sharing in Molecular Dissociation....Pages 229-253
Fast Thermolysis-Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy Methods to Study Energetic Materials....Pages 255-276
Structure-Thermolysis Relationships for Energetic Materials....Pages 277-326
The Application of Simultaneous Thermogravimetric Modulated Beam Mass Spectrometry and Time-of-Flight Velocity Spectra Measurements to the Study of the Pyrolysis of Energetic Materials....Pages 327-346
Thermal Decomposition of HMX and RDX: Decomposition Processes and Mechanisms Based on STMBMS and TOF of Velocity-Spectra Measurements....Pages 347-368
The Diamond Anvil Cell for Physical and Chemical Investigations of Energetic Materials at High Pressures....Pages 369-389
Effects of Pressure on the Thermal Decomposition Rates, Chemical Reactivity and Phase Behavior of HMX, RDX and Nitromethane....Pages 391-412
Mechanistic Investigations of Condensed Phase Energetic Material Decomposition Processes Using the Kinetic Deuterium Isotope Effect....Pages 413-432
Mechanistic Relationships of the Decomposition Process to Combustion and Explosion Events from Kinetic Deuterium Isotope Effect Investigations....Pages 433-456
Kiva Reactive Hydrodynamics Code Applied to Detonations in High Vacuum....Pages 457-475
Detonation Chemistry Studies of Energetic Materials Using Laboratory Scale Samples....Pages 477-509
Analysis of Reaction Products of Propellants and High Explosives....Pages 511-523
Chemical Sensitization in Nitro, Nitramine and Nitrate Explosives....Pages 525-543
The Response of Energetic Materials to Projectile Impact....Pages 545-567
Fundamentals of X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy(XPS) and Its Applications to Explosives and Propellants....Pages 569-585
XPS Study of Hot Spots and Sensitization Centers in Energetic Materials....Pages 587-603
Sensitivity Relationships in Energetic Materials....Pages 605-639
Molecular Architecture Versus Chemistry and Physics of Energetic Materials....Pages 641-652
Emission Spectroscopy as a Tool to Detect Decomposition Products of Laser Irradiated Explosives....Pages 653-683
Tandem Mass Spectrometry (MS/MS) and Collision Induced Dissociation (CID) — an Introduction....Pages 685-693
MS/MS of Energetic Compounds: Collision Induced Dissociation (CID) Studies of Fragmentation Processes in Energetic Molecules....Pages 695-714
NQR/NMR Studies of Solid Phase Energetic Materials....Pages 715-738
Back Matter....Pages 739-764