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High‐Nitrogen‐based pyrotechnics: development of perchlorate‐free green‐light illuminants for military and civilian applications

Sabatini et al., 2012

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14618634610405510264
Author
Sabatini J
Raab J
Hann Jr R
Damavarapu R
Klapötke T
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Chemistry–An Asian Journal

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The development of perchlorate‐free hand‐held signal illuminants for the US Army's M195 green star parachute is described. Compared with the perchlorate‐containing control, the optimized perchlorate‐free illuminants were less sensitive toward various ignition stimuli …
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