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The effect of transverse shock propagation on the shock-to-detonation transition process for an insensitive explosive
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Hot-spot initiated burn waves in heterogeneous-explosive detonation reaction zones: Mixed-mode reaction and the reactive-thermal wave model
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Correlation between hot spots and 3-D defect structure in single and polycrystalline high-explosive materials
This article presents a novel approach that spatially identifies inhomogeneities from microscale (defects, con-formational disorder) to mesoscale (voids, inclusions) using synchrotron x-ray methods: tomography, Lang topography, and micro-diffraction mapping. These techniques provide a non-destructive method for characterization of mm-sized samples prior to shock experiments. These characterization maps can be used to correlate continuum level measurements in shock compression experiments to the mesoscale and microscale structure.
Reduction of mechanical sensitivity in nitrate ester explosives through anion induced hexagonal close packing
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Photoactive High Explosives: Linear and Nonlinear Photochemistry of Petrin Tetrazine Chloride
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Strong-Field-Induced Coulomb Explosion Imaging of Tribromomethane
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Identifying the Molecular Properties that Drive Explosive Sensitivity in a Series of Nitrate Esters
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Effects of Low-Level Gamma Radiation on Common Nitroaromatic, Nitramine, and Nitrate Ester Explosives
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Understanding Explosive Sensitivity with Effective Trigger Linkage Kinetics
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Halogen Bonding Interactions for Aromatic and Nonaromatic Explosive Detection
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