Combustion Behavior of Highly Energetic Thermites: Nano versus Micron Composites

By Michelle L. Pantoya, J. Granier. 2005

330 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanics of Materials

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. A. Rogachev
2. A. Mukasyan
3. P. Alphonse

In Materials Chemistry

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2. A. Mukasyan
3. C. Vahlas
4. Philippe Tailhades
5. Kaili Zhang
6. Daniel Estève
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In Mechanics of Materials

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2. C. Vahlas
3. Philippe Tailhades
4. Kaili Zhang
5. Daniel Estève
6. Carole Rossi
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Citations in the corpus

• Nanoenergetic Materials for MEMS: A Review (2007, background): “Granier and Pantoya [48], [49] observed that the burning rate of nano-Al/MoO3 MIC is enhanced by a factor of 10 when the average Al particle size decreases from 20 000 to 50 nm.”
• Combustion of heterogeneous nanostructural systems (Review) (2010, background): “An important point for the discussion is the result on the comparison of the dependences of the burning rate versus the reactive medium density in the MoO3– Al system for micro- and nanoscale heterogeneous mixtures, obtained by Pantoya and Granier [ 6 ] (see Fig. 1b).”