564 Energetic Materials: Engineered Particles and Interfaces I


Description:
This session seeks contributions describing efforts on engineering particles and or structures for higher performance (cocrystals, milled reactives, functionally graded materials, mixtures) and those efforts focused on interfaces or exploiting interfaces for high performance energetic materials.

Sponsor:
Energetics


Chair:
Edward Dreizin
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Otto H. York Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering
Newark, NJ
07102
Email: dreizin@njit.edu

Co-Chair:
Lori J. Groven
Assistant Professor
South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Rapid City, SD
57701
Email: lori.groven@sdsmt.edu


Papers:
Introductory Remarks
564a
The Synthesis and Properties of Cyclic Nitramine Crystals with Metal Particlesinclusions
Alexander Vorozhtsov, National Research Tomsk State University; Georgy Teplov, JSC Federal Research & Production Center
564b
Thermal Decomposition Kinetics of RDX
Xi Chen, Brown University; C. Franklin Goldsmith, Brown University
564c
Synthesis and Characterization of CL-20/Oxidant Crystals
Clinton Chapman, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology; Lori J. Groven, South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
Break
564d
Effect of Liquid Hydrocarbon-Based Process Control Agents on Characteristics of Mechanically Alloyed Al·Ti Powders
Mehnaz Mursalat, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Mirko Schoenitz, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Edward Dreizin, New Jersey Institute of Technology
564e
Ignition and Combustion Mechanisms of Mg-Ca(IO3)2 Reactive Nanocomposites
Xinhang Liu, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Mirko Schoenitz, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Edward Dreizin, New Jersey Institute of Technology
564f
Graphene Oxide-Based Microwave Ignitable Energetic Materials with Thermally Switchable Ignition Characteristics
Stuart J. Barkley, Iowa State University; Keke Zhu, Iowa State University; James B. Michael, Iowa State University; Travis R. Sippel, Iowa State University
Intermission
Concluding Remarks
Break
Abstract Submissions Closed
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