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posted February 25, 2001 02:47 AM
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When you treat hexamine with less than 70% NA you will have dinitrate of Hexamine !
Could anyone post more info about this explosive?
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posted February 26, 2001 01:57 AM
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What's up? no one has info about it?
Common guys.
BTW NA less than 70% would it work?
Do you have to maintain the ratio that is used in making RDX and the heat?
10fingers
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posted February 26, 2001 06:19 PM
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The procedure for making hexamine dinitrate is in KIPE 2. Theres a link to it in the some of the posts by wantsomfet. I think it's catfood.tsx.org.
[This message has been edited by 10fingers (edited February 26, 2001).]
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posted February 28, 2001 01:40 AM
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Any information about this HE??????????????
simply RED
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posted February 28, 2001 08:49 AM
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I really don't know anything about this.
I'm also very interested.
shady mutha
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posted February 28, 2001 10:14 PM
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Hexamethylenetetramine dinitrate(hexamine dinitrate)itself is of no importance as an explosive.However,it plays a considerable part in the production of cyclonite in one of the recipes.Hexamine dinitrate is prepared from hexamine by treating it with 50-70% nitric acid,at a temperature not above-15.c.
Foss,Hirst,Jones,Springall,A.T Thomas and T.Urbanski have established that boiling an aqueous solution of hexamine dinitate causes the substance to transform into methylhexamethylene mononitrate.
Observations also made by Foss showed that a certain amount of the nitrate is produced during prolonged storage of hexamine dinitrate owing to partial decomposition followed by the reduction of formaldehyde to a methyl radical.
Ethylenediamine dinitrate
This substance was suggested as a component of explosive materials by Stahler.It was indroduced in Germany during World War 2,where it was used as an ingredient of fusible mixtures containing ammonium nitrate under the name PH-Salz.The drawback of ethylenediamine dinitrate lies in its hygroscopicity.
Le Roux reports that ethylenedinitrate forms an eutectic with ammonium nitrate 50/50,the fusion temperature of which is above 100.c.He suggested using a mixture composed of 50% of ammonium nitrate and 50% ethylenediamine dinitrate instead of amatol 50/50.
Ethylenediamine dinitrate is a chemically stable compound.Its explosive strength is greater than that of TNT or picric acid,but slightly lower than tetryl.The density of ethylenediamine dinitrate pelleted under pressure of 1500kg/cm2 was 1.49g/cm3 according to Kast its expansion in the lead block amounts to 345 cm3.The rate of detonation can reach 6800 m/sec(30 mm dia.cardboard tube)
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posted March 01, 2001 01:51 AM
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Shady we need more info on Hexamine dinitrate as an explosive, if you have any please post it.
Because it's much easier to be made
I didn't get you what is Ethylenediamine dinitrate ?
Microtek
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posted March 02, 2001 09:26 AM
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What I would like to see is more info on how to go from hexamine dinitrate to RDX. Could it perhaps be done with AN/H2SO4 mix without distillation? Now that would be interesting.
Demolition
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posted March 06, 2001 05:45 AM
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Secondly with HNO3 less than 70% you only get the dinitrate of Hexamine (explosive salt when dry, more sensitive than ammonium nitrate but oxygen deficient).
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Because dinitrate of Hexamine is oxygen deficient could Ammonium Nitrate be added to level out this deficiency as it is a strong oxyzider.Has anyone ever tried this?
Any ideas on what the VOD would be?
Demolition
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posted March 08, 2001 03:34 PM
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Sorry man but you can't just guess Vdet.
As for the hexaminedinitrate...
hexamine will decompose if lest for too long in the presence of strong acid.
Mainly into various nitrates, but i can't remember exactly what.
So the moral is....
keep temp low,
or time short.
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posted February 25, 2001 02:47 AM
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When you treat hexamine with less than 70% NA you will have dinitrate of Hexamine !
Could anyone post more info about this explosive?
Detonator
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posted February 26, 2001 01:57 AM
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What's up? no one has info about it?
Common guys.
BTW NA less than 70% would it work?
Do you have to maintain the ratio that is used in making RDX and the heat?
10fingers
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From: USA
Registered: SEP 2000
posted February 26, 2001 06:19 PM
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The procedure for making hexamine dinitrate is in KIPE 2. Theres a link to it in the some of the posts by wantsomfet. I think it's catfood.tsx.org.
[This message has been edited by 10fingers (edited February 26, 2001).]
Detonator
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posted February 28, 2001 01:40 AM
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Any information about this HE??????????????
simply RED
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From: HELL
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posted February 28, 2001 08:49 AM
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I really don't know anything about this.
I'm also very interested.
shady mutha
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Posts: 149
From: australia
Registered: SEP 2000
posted February 28, 2001 10:14 PM
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Hexamethylenetetramine dinitrate(hexamine dinitrate)itself is of no importance as an explosive.However,it plays a considerable part in the production of cyclonite in one of the recipes.Hexamine dinitrate is prepared from hexamine by treating it with 50-70% nitric acid,at a temperature not above-15.c.
Foss,Hirst,Jones,Springall,A.T Thomas and T.Urbanski have established that boiling an aqueous solution of hexamine dinitate causes the substance to transform into methylhexamethylene mononitrate.
Observations also made by Foss showed that a certain amount of the nitrate is produced during prolonged storage of hexamine dinitrate owing to partial decomposition followed by the reduction of formaldehyde to a methyl radical.
Ethylenediamine dinitrate
This substance was suggested as a component of explosive materials by Stahler.It was indroduced in Germany during World War 2,where it was used as an ingredient of fusible mixtures containing ammonium nitrate under the name PH-Salz.The drawback of ethylenediamine dinitrate lies in its hygroscopicity.
Le Roux reports that ethylenedinitrate forms an eutectic with ammonium nitrate 50/50,the fusion temperature of which is above 100.c.He suggested using a mixture composed of 50% of ammonium nitrate and 50% ethylenediamine dinitrate instead of amatol 50/50.
Ethylenediamine dinitrate is a chemically stable compound.Its explosive strength is greater than that of TNT or picric acid,but slightly lower than tetryl.The density of ethylenediamine dinitrate pelleted under pressure of 1500kg/cm2 was 1.49g/cm3 according to Kast its expansion in the lead block amounts to 345 cm3.The rate of detonation can reach 6800 m/sec(30 mm dia.cardboard tube)
Detonator
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posted March 01, 2001 01:51 AM
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Shady we need more info on Hexamine dinitrate as an explosive, if you have any please post it.
Because it's much easier to be made
I didn't get you what is Ethylenediamine dinitrate ?
Microtek
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Registered: JAN 2001
posted March 02, 2001 09:26 AM
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What I would like to see is more info on how to go from hexamine dinitrate to RDX. Could it perhaps be done with AN/H2SO4 mix without distillation? Now that would be interesting.
Demolition
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From: Australia
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posted March 06, 2001 05:45 AM
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Secondly with HNO3 less than 70% you only get the dinitrate of Hexamine (explosive salt when dry, more sensitive than ammonium nitrate but oxygen deficient).
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Because dinitrate of Hexamine is oxygen deficient could Ammonium Nitrate be added to level out this deficiency as it is a strong oxyzider.Has anyone ever tried this?
Any ideas on what the VOD would be?
Demolition
ezekiel
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posted March 08, 2001 03:34 PM
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Sorry man but you can't just guess Vdet.
As for the hexaminedinitrate...
hexamine will decompose if lest for too long in the presence of strong acid.
Mainly into various nitrates, but i can't remember exactly what.
So the moral is....
keep temp low,
or time short.