Military Explosives
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N. A. has no action on metals with which it may be in contact, differing in this respect from picric acid, which tends to form metallic salts with almost all metals.
T. N. A. is practically insoluble in water, but readily soluble in acetone. It melts only at a temperature of about 210° to 215° C.,and then only with decomposition. On heating rapidly to higher tem- peratures it undergoes rapid decomposition or deflagration with flame, but does not detonate. It contains a higher percentage of nitr...ogen than any of the well-known military explosives — 25.6 per cent, as compared with 24.4 per cent for tetryl, 18.5 per cent for T. N. T., and 18.3 per cent for picric acid.
TOXIC PROPERTIES.
Although the manufacture of T. N. A. involves the preparation of intermediate products which are of a poisonous nature, such as dinitrobenzene and metanitroaniline, T. N. A. itself is not poisonous.
This has been demonstrated by experimentation in which T. N. A.
was administered internally to small animals with no bad results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. A. has no action on metals with which it may be in contact, differing in this respect from picric acid, which tends to form metallic salts with almost all metals.
T. N. A. is practically insoluble in water, but readily soluble in acetone. It melts only at a temperature of about 210° to 215° C.,and then only with decomposition. On heating rapidly to higher tem- peratures it undergoes rapid decomposition or deflagration with flame, but does not detonate. It contains a higher percentage of nitr...ogen than any of the well-known military explosives — 25.6 per cent, as compared with 24.4 per cent for tetryl, 18.5 per cent for T. N. T., and 18.3 per cent for picric acid.
TOXIC PROPERTIES.
Although the manufacture of T. N. A. involves the preparation of intermediate products which are of a poisonous nature, such as dinitrobenzene and metanitroaniline, T. N. A. itself is not poisonous.
This has been demonstrated by experimentation in which T. N. A.
was administered internally to small animals with no bad results.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Army Ordnance Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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