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- 2023Al/SnO 2 Nanothermite ESD Desensitization by Means of the Elaboration of Tailored SnO 2 –Polypyrrole Compositescitations
- 2022Conductive Oxides for Formulating Mitigated-Sensitivity Energetic Composite Materialscitations
- 2022Optical limiting and nonlinear optical properties of Cr2O3 and WO3-based polymer nanocompositescitations
- 2021Study on Indium (III) Oxide/Aluminum Thermite Energetic Compositescitations
- 2020SnO 2 –polyaniline composites for the desensitization of Al/SnO 2 thermite compositescitations
- 2020Centimetric-Sized Chromium (III) Oxide Object Synthesized by Means of the Carbon Template Replicationcitations
- 2019Mechanical Desensitization of an Al/WO3 Nanothermite by Means of Carbonaceous Coatings Derived from Carbohydratescitations
- 2019Mechanical Desensitization of an Al/WO3 Nanothermite by Means of Carbonaceous Coatings Derived from Carbohydratescitations
- 2016Safer and Performing Energetic Materials Based on Polyaniline-Doped Nanocompositescitations
- 2010High resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy of manganese oxides: application to Mn3O4 nanoparticlescitations
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Mechanical Desensitization of an Al/WO3 Nanothermite by Means of Carbonaceous Coatings Derived from Carbohydrates
Abstract
<jats:p>Nanothermites show great developmental promise in the near future in civilian, military and aerospace applications due to their tuneable reactive properties (ignition delay time, combustion velocity and pressure release). However, the high mechanical sensitivities of some of these energetic nanocomposites can make transportation and handling of them hazardous. Here, a mechanical desensitization (shock and friction) of an Al/WO3 nanothermite is successfully obtained by means of carbon adding through the pyrolysis of naturally occurring molecules (carbohydrates). The combustion behaviour of the carbon-based energetic mixtures were also evaluated and a respectable reactivity has been evidenced.</jats:p>