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| Backyard Ballistics This forum is dedicated to the safe teaching and responsible handling of high and low explosives. You will not find any information on how to make "bombs" or any such device(s) . Backyard ballistics will teach you the science and the art of pyrotechnics and how to manufacture and use explosives/pyrotechnics safely and responsibly. Backyard ballistics is also a haven for rocketry and pneumatic cannons. All information contained within this forum is for educational purposes ONLY. Totse does not accept responsiblity for any incident involving the use of the information contained within this forum. |
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#1
 2008-06-01, 08:31
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Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
Anyone actually know of some 600+ or 1000+ university level books that actually cover the theory and chemistry behind explosives. I'm somewhat looking more toward a chemical approach, and then the physical outcome.
Is this stuff pretty much not made or banned?
This looks good, but it doesn't have a lot of pages:
Organic Chemistry of Explosives (Hardcover)
by Jai Prakash Agrawal (Author), Robert Hodgson (Author)
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#2
 2008-06-01, 09:49
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
Tadeusz Urbanski
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 2008-06-01, 11:06
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
Urbański, Tadeusz. Chemistry and technology of explosives / by Tadeusz Urbanski. 1964
~ 600 pages+
There is more than one volume, though. So it would probably amount to 2400 pages worth of reading. That's pretty technical, and that's what I'm looking toward.
Anyone else have some ideas?
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#4
 2008-06-01, 22:11
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I live in Heresy
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
Yeah, "the chemistry of powder and explosives" is pretty good, entry level, easy to understand.
And pretty much what you're interested in, obviously
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#5
 2008-06-04, 04:38
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
i can upload TCATOE vol 1-4 if you tell me where to do so
its technology not power
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#6
 2008-06-04, 05:40
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
T. L. Davis did "The Chemistry of Powder and Explosives"... (COPAE)
Someone else did the technology one...
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#7
 2008-06-05, 14:14
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
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Originally Posted by asilentbob
T. L. Davis did "The Chemistry of Powder and Explosives"... (COPAE)
Someone else did the technology one...
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Urbanski wrote technology
I did not know there was a similar book with power in the title
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#8
 2008-06-06, 18:06
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run while you can ----->
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
urbanski is good vut all 4 books are like 110mb, so it depends what you want(urbanski goes into detail about the different synths. dunno bout the rest). might be useful
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#9
 2008-06-07, 10:11
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
As information source, Fedoroff's Encyclopedia of Explosives and Related Items has a little bit of everything. Lots about theory and chemistry, but inconveniently. It is an encyclopedia for reference, not a textbook fer lernin the younguns. But it is more than just individual compositions and military applications. Sometimes it goes into more detail than other books for a specific topic of interest.
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#10
 2008-06-12, 07:35
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directly over the center of th
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
just check the downloads section of www.warweed.com there are lots off ebooks there all 100% material :)
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#11
 2008-06-13, 19:45
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Re: Books about the theory and chemistry behind explosives
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Originally Posted by Mokothar
Yeah, "the chemistry of powder and explosives" is pretty good, entry level, easy to understand.
And pretty much what you're interested in, obviously
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I have this book and it seems to be mostly of historical value i.e. it covers alot of about the chemistry of explosives no longer in use, either because they were too dangerous for what they were intended or because there is something bigger or better these days. It has a bit of organic chem and chemical structures and that sort of thing which I dont know much about but I was able to take away alot otherwise.
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