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Chemistry and Physics of Energetic Materials

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This book represents a collection of lectures presented at the NATO Advanced study Institute(ASI) on "Chemistry & Physics of the Molecular Processes in Energetic Materials", held at Hotel Torre Normanna, Altavilla Milicia, Sicily, Italy, September 3 to 15, 1989. The institute was attended by seventy participants including twenty lecturers, drawn from thirteen countries. The purpose of the institute was to review the major ad- vances made in recent years in the theoretical and experi- mental aspects of explosives and propellants. In accordance with the format of the NATO ASI, it was arranged to have a relatively small number of speakers to present in depth, re- view type lectures emphasizing the basic research aspects of the subject, over a two week period. Most of the speakers gave two lectures, each in excess of one hour with addition- al time for discussions. The scope of the meeting was limit- ed to molecular and spectroscopic studies since the hydro- dynamic aspects of detonation and various performance crite- ria of energetic materials are often covered adequately in other international meetings. An attempt was made to have a coherent presentation of various theoretical, computational and spectroscopic approaches to help a better understanding of energetic materials from a molecular point of view. The progress already made in these areas is such that structure- property (e. g.

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ISBN: 9789401074131
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Author: SN Bulusu
Publisher: Springer an imprint of Springer Netherlands
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 764 pages
Series: Nato Science Series C
Genres: Physical chemistry
Condensed matter physics (liquid state and solid state physics)