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cordite    
n. 线状无烟火药

线状无烟火药

cordite
n 1: explosive powder (nitroglycerin and guncotton and
petrolatum) dissolved in acetone and dried and extruded in
brown cords


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  • Cordite - Wikipedia
    The UK also imported some United States–developed smokeless powders for use in rifle cartridges Cordite was also used for large weapons, such as tank guns, artillery, and naval guns It has been used mainly for this purpose since the late 19th century by the UK and British Commonwealth countries
  • Cordite | Explosive, Smokeless Powder, Gunpowder | Britannica
    cordite, a propellant of the double-base type, so called because of its customary but not universal cordlike shape It was invented by British chemists Sir James Dewar and Sir Frederick Augustus Abel in 1889 and later saw use as the standard explosive of the British Army
  • CORDITE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
    The meaning of CORDITE is a smokeless powder composed of nitroglycerin, guncotton, and a petroleum substance usually gelatinized by addition of acetone and pressed into cords resembling brown twine
  • Is Cordite Still Used in Modern Ammunition? - Biology Insights
    Cordite was a smokeless propellant invented in Britain in 1889 by Frederick Abel and James Dewar It combined nitrocellulose and nitroglycerin, bound together with a petroleum jelly known as mineral jelly or Vaseline, and was extruded into long, spaghetti-like cords
  • What’s that Smell? Cordite vs. Gunpowder vs. Propellant
    When articles debunk common firearm tropes in fiction, they usually mention how the “smell of cordite” isn’t in the air after a gunfight Cordite’s heyday as the substance that makes a gun go bang started in the late 1800s and ended with the close of World War II
  • Cordite — Grokipedia
    Cordite is a smokeless propellant developed by the United Kingdom as a double-base explosive combining nitrocellulose and nitroglycerin, extruded into cord-like strands for use in firearms and artille
  • CORDITE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
    CORDITE definition: 1 a type of explosive, especially used in bullets 2 a type of explosive, especially used in… Learn more
  • Cordite — Wikipédia
    La cordite est l'explosif utilisé dans la bombe atomique du 6 août 1945 Little Boy pour projeter la masse nécessaire d' uranium 235 contre une autre masse de matière fissile afin d'obtenir la masse critique
  • Cordite Explained
    Cordite is a family of smokeless propellants developed and produced in Britain since 1889 to replace black powder as a
  • Naval Propellants - A Brief Overview - NavWeaps
    Cordite W was introduced about 1935 and was extensively used for Bofors 40 mm ammunition for the early part of World War II This burned hotter than SC and was composed of 65% Nitrocellulose, 29% Nitroglycerin, 3% Mineral Jelly (Vaseline) and 2% Carbamite





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