Combustion velocities and propagation mechanisms of metastable interstitial composites

By B. Bockmon, Michelle L. Pantoya, Steven F. Son, B. Asay, J. Mang. 2005

281 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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In Materials Chemistry

1. A. Rogachev
2. A. Mukasyan
3. C. Vahlas
4. Philippe Tailhades
5. Kaili Zhang
6. Daniel Estève
7. Carole Rossi
8. Steven F. Son

In Mechanical Engineering

1. A. Mukasyan
2. A. Rogachev

In Mechanics of Materials

1. A. Rogachev
2. A. Mukasyan
3. C. Vahlas
4. Philippe Tailhades
5. Kaili Zhang
6. Daniel Estève
7. Carole Rossi
8. Steven F. Son

Citations in the corpus

• Fluorine-containing oxidizers for metal fuels in energetic formulations (2019, unknown): “The experimental setup for the flame tube may be found elsewhere [120].”
• Combustion of heterogeneous nanostructural systems (Review) (2010, methodology): “[8] proposed a convective mechanism of combustion, based on transportation of melted Al and gasified MoO3 by the gas flow to the zone of non-reacted products.”
• Combustion of Nanoscale Al/MoO3 Thermite in Microchannels (2007, background): “It is not unusual for fuel-rich thermitemixtures to have higher propagation velocities [20], but explanations for this have not been adequate.”
• Nanoenergetic Materials for MEMS: A Review (2007, methodology): “In recent works, the ultrasonic mixing is mostly employed to combine nano-Al and oxidizer powder [40], [47]–[50], [54]–[56].”