1984
DOI: 10.1016/0009-2614(84)85413-5
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“…This capability was subsequently extended to the reaction zone of rich CH,-N20 flames and the flames of solids (the nitramine RDX, hexahydro-1,3,5,-trinitr0-3-triazine in an organic ester matrix). [6][7][8] Spectra were obtained in the regions 4200-3900, 2400-2050 and 1900-1200 cm-'. The reaction zone of the rich CH4-N20 flame was studied primarily to provide a stationary flame analogue to the transient propellant flame.…”
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“…This capability was subsequently extended to the reaction zone of rich CH,-N20 flames and the flames of solids (the nitramine RDX, hexahydro-1,3,5,-trinitr0-3-triazine in an organic ester matrix). [6][7][8] Spectra were obtained in the regions 4200-3900, 2400-2050 and 1900-1200 cm-'. The reaction zone of the rich CH4-N20 flame was studied primarily to provide a stationary flame analogue to the transient propellant flame.…”
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