Effect of an Electric Field on the Thermal Decomposition of Solids

Kabanov, A. A.; Zingel, E.M.

doi:10.1070/rc1975v044n07abeh002359

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“…Possibility of electric field influence on a solid-phase decomposition of various solid substances has been known for a long period of time. Studies of an influence of electric field on thermal decomposition of compressed tablets of silver oxalate, barium and silver azides prove that a decomposition reaction starts on the surface of studied substances [7], electric field leads to a bending of zones on the surface. It influences the transfer energy and speed of this process.…”

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Controllable Decomposition in Ahm Crystals in Ultraviolet Radiation

Rodzevich

Ivakhnyuk

Krasheninin

et al. 2015

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Solid-phase chemical reaction speed control is one of the most essential problems of physics and chemistry of solid bodies. Special attention is paid to the studies of sensitivity and stability of explosive substances (ES). Fundamental issues of studies of azides of heavy metals (AHM) are connected with developing ways of controlling new chemical reactions – solid-phase chain reactions in which electron excitations of a crystal lattice serve as active particles. Applied value is determined by safety issues of ES that include such wide range of problems as storage, transfer, destruction, etc.The result of this work is the use of the experimental results for purposeful change of energetic material

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confidence: 99%