2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.tca.2016.01.005
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The effect of metal oxide particle size on the thermal behavior and ignition kinetic of Mg–CuO thermite mixture

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“…Due to delayed ignition, such agglomerates cannot often burn during the limited time. 13 Thus, a large portion of the particles remains unburned, dramatically reducing the efficiency of the system. 33 Besides, agglomeration can increase the diffusion distance between fuel and oxide.…”
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“…Due to delayed ignition, such agglomerates cannot often burn during the limited time. 13 Thus, a large portion of the particles remains unburned, dramatically reducing the efficiency of the system. 33 Besides, agglomeration can increase the diffusion distance between fuel and oxide.…”
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“…The effects of particle size and agglomeration of CuO on the thermal behavior and ignition kinetics of Mg-CuO thermite systems are investigated. 13 The activation energies for the Mg-CuO thermite systems are estimated by applying isoconversional method. Besides, CuO nanowires, with diameter about 30-100 nm and length about 15 μm, are synthesized with the application of a vapor-phase approach.…”
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“…The analysis of articles dealing with nanothermites shows that many researchers dry the nanothermite suspensions by natural evaporation of the liquid in air [66][67][68][69][70]. This method is not recommended, as in these conditions, the nanoparticles have time to organize in a non-random, albeit uncontrolled manner.…”
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“…1 As for fuel selection, although powdered magnesium is easy to ignite with bright ame, it is dangerous to use nano-scale powdered magnesium in practice due to its spontaneous combustion in the sunshine, even without any open re. 2,3 On the other hand, the volumetric heat of combustion of aluminum powder is much higher than that of magnesium powder. 4 Therefore, nano-Al is more widely used in energetic nanocomposites than nano-Mg.…”
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