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Chemical model for intrinsic detonation velocities

Straightforward considerations suggest that chemical reactions including fragmentation processes at or near the front of a chemically sustained shock wave can be important in regulating the shock velocity. This picture is supported by results of recent computer simulations of a model A-B energetic material.

C. T. White | D. Brenner | M. Elert | F. Walker

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