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Значения термина guncotton на английском

португальский
trinitrocelulose
каталонский
nitrocel·lulosa
испанский
nitrato de celulosa
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A nitric acid ester; used in lacquers and explosives.

        trinitrocelulose
        Wikidata

        Explosive material.

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                Here guncotton, exploded in the open, forms the most appropriate source of sound.
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                With them they brought a ton and a half of guncotton.
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                Abel argued that dynamite was far more dangerous than guncotton, which was not true.
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                Every pound of guncotton did its work, and though the ruins burned, it was but feebly.
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                So I conceived of an engine employing guncotton.
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                Sooner than that, I would sweep out the guncotton shed, or be one of Bodger's barmaids.
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                From these experiments it appeared that the guncotton and cotton-powder were practically equal as producers of sound.
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                Now guncotton looks like common cotton.
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                Better, doubtless, to call it the "high explosive period," for various other nitro-compounds besides guncotton are being used.
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                To help administer the act, Parliament had hired a chemist named Frederick Abel, who had been working with guncotton-another powerful explosive.
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                In default of fulminate, he could easily obtain a substance similar to guncotton, since he had azotic acid at his disposal.
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                Nitric acid, which is necessary to the manufacture of guncotton, for many years was made principally with saltpeter and sulphuric acid.
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                Some very good bombs were made from jam-tins with a wad of guncotton, and filled up with all manner of missiles.
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                For some reason the fuse used for the guncotton was defective, and half an hour elapsed before the explosion destroyed the howitzer.
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                They could have forced their explosives farther in the burning section, but not a pound of guncotton could be or was wasted.
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                But it would be easy to make some guncotton, or even ordinary powder, as we have azotic acid, saltpeter, sulphur, and coal.
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                Translations for guncotton
                португальский
                trinitrocelulose
                каталонский
                nitrocel·lulosacotó pólvora
                испанский
                nitrato de celulosa
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