616 Energetic Materials: Engineered Particles and Interfaces II


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:
Aluminum-Nickel Fluoride Reactive Materials
Siva Kumar Valluri, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Daniela Bushiri, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Mirko Schoenitz, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Edward L. Dreizin, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Combustion of Fuel-Rich Boron – Metal Fluoride Composites
Siva Kumar Valluri, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Mirko Schoenitz, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Edward Dreizin, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Thermal and Biocidal Inactivation of Di-Isopropyl Methylphosphonate and Tributylphosphate through Static and Transient Heating
Patrick Sanderson, Iowa State University; Liyun Feng, Iowa State University; James B. Michael, Iowa State University; Travis R. Sippel, Iowa State University
The Characterization of a TNT/Aniline Co-Crystal Solvate: Physicochemical, Explosive Properties and Kinetics of Stability
Yong Joon Lee, Texas Tech Univeristy; Nadia Sultana, Texas Tech University; Zachary Fondren, Texas Tech University; Daniel Unruh, TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY; Amitesh Maiti, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; Brandon L. Weeks, Texas Tech University
Transition Metal Catalysts for Boron Ignition and Combustion
Kerri-Lee A. Chintersingh, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Mirko Schoenitz, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Edward L. Dreizin, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Abstract Submissions Closed
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