Hunt et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Impact sensitivity of intermetallic nanocomposites: a study on compositional and bulk densityHunt et al., 2010
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- 5163538273441281762
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- Hunt E
- Pantoya M
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- Intermetallics
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High density intermetallic nanocomposites are being considered as a replacement for kinetic energy projectiles in ordnance applications. These composites release a large amount of chemical energy upon penetration and provide an enhanced blast effect on the …
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