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бездымный порох португальский
explosivos sem fumaça испанский
polvora sin humo каталонский
pòlvora sense fum 
португальский
pólvora sem fumaça An explosive (trade name Ballistite) that burns with relatively little smoke; contains pyrocellulose and is used as a propellant.
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Examples for "Ballistite"
Examples for "Ballistite"
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It later diversified into the production of blasting gelatin and ballistite, which was a precursor of cordite, an explosive used in weaponry.
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Later, Nobel's old antagonist, now Sir Frederick Abel, after picking Nobel's brains, had come up with still another variety of ballistite called cordite.
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The propelling force is a charge of seven ounces of smokeless powder.
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Their small number and their smokeless powder make their discovery most difficult.
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Nobody had paid any attention to it, because he shot smokeless powder.
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The Spaniards were using smokeless powder, then rather a new thing in war.
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A great many stories have been told about the noiselessness of smokeless powder.
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The trees were found to be full of hiding natives, using smokeless powder.
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Some curious experiments with smokeless powder may be tried with a shot gun.
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For field-gun and other small high-explosive shells, ordinary smokeless powder is often used.
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The effect of the smokeless powder (used by the enemy) was remarkable.
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The Spanish guns used smokeless powder, so that it was difficult to place them.
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He feverishly counted his shotgun shells, lecturing her on the qualities of smokeless powder.
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There was no puff of smoke, for the new high-powered, smokeless powder was used.
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Perhaps smokeless powder would have put a stop to this.
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With smokeless powder they lay concealed in the grass.
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The rebels were using smokeless powder and it was extremely difficult to locate individual marksmen.
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A smokeless powder has been developed and a slow-burning powder for guns of large caliber.
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