Environmental Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
7.6.3 Toxicity and Control Measure for H
2
O
2
Liquid
Explosives
As exposure of skin to H
2
O
2
leads to irritation, in handling large amount of H
2
O
2
,
goggles and lab coats (made of such protective
fibers as polyvinyl chloride) should
be worn, together with rubber gloves and laboratory boots.
References
1. Sun Y (1992) Military composite explosives. Beijing
2. U.S. erdance 1966 (11
12):249
3. Urbanski T (1967) chemistry and technology of explosives, vol III. Pergamon Press, Oxford,
p 286
4. Axelrod S (1908) Liquid explosive part 1 1681
5. Xian Modern Chemistry Research Institute (1974) Foreign explosive parameter data (2):25
-
51
6. Ding W et al (2010) Development and present situation of liquid explosive. Explos Mater 39
(1):32
-
36
7. Andrussow L (1961) Chem Ind 86:542
8. Chunxu Lv et al (1986) Study of application and prospecting on liquid explosives. Explos
Mater (Nanjing) 3:9
-
12
9. Breza et al (1972) Gelled acidic explosive compositions. US Patent 3,661,659, 1972
10. Simpson RA et al (1969) Blasting composition containing nitric acid. US Patent 3,423,257,
1969
11. Simpson AA et al (1969) Gelled nitric acid blasting agent. US Patent 3,454,438, 1969
12. Marvin L et al (1970) Gelled aqueous acidic composition containing an in situ crosslinked
reaction product. US Patent 3,507,720, 1970
13. Joseph D et al (1969) Gelled aqueous nitric acid composition and method of marking same.
US Patent 3,444,014, 1969
14. Neil E et al (1966) Nitric acid blasting composition. US Patent 3,282,754, 1966
15. Neil E et al (1965) Aqueous emulsi
ed ammonium nitrate blasting agents containing nitric
acid. US Patent 3,164,503, 1965
16. Ding W et al (2009) Development and present situation of liquid explosives. Explos Mater
(Nanjing) 1(39):32
-
36
17. Brunetz N et al (1973) Sterilization of nitroparaf
n amine explosives. US Patent 3,746,588,
1973
18. Leonard N et al (1974) Liquid explosive for well fracturing. US Patent 3,825,452, 1974
19. AD.A026955
20. Roberts et al (1973) Method of fracturing a formation using a liquid explosive. US Patent
3,747,679, 1973
21. Ludwig F et al (1967) Liquid explosive mixture containing nitromethane and Ethylene
diamine. US Patent 3,309,251, 1967
22. U.S. Ordnance 1969 (5
-
6):661
23. Michel E et al (1968) Hydrazine containing explosive compositions. US Patent 3,419,443,
1968
24. Murata S et al (1976) Detonation velocity of hydrazine nitrate hydrazine hydrate. Ind Powder
37(6):316
-
318 (in Japanese)
25. Japan kokai.75-25720 (1975)
26. Japan kokai.48-22628 (1973) (in Japanese)
27. Japan kokai.80-85498 (1975)
-
