Artillery and Explosives

amount artillery atmospheres ballistite Bunsen and Schischkoff Calculated gaseous products calibres calorimeter before explosion carbonic anhydride carbonic oxide chamber charge chronoscope close vessel composition considerable copper cylinder cordite crusher-gauge curve cylinder deduced deposit determined detonation diagram Elswick energy equation error experiments explosion-vessel Fahr feet per second foot-tons gauge give given gramme gravimetric density grm.-units Cent grms guncotton gunpowder Hence heat evolved hoists hydrogen hyposulphite initial velocity kilogramme lyddite maximum pressure mean muzzle nearly nitro-glycerine observed obtained oxygen pebble pebble-powder permanent gases placed Plate portion potassium potassium carbonate Potassium nitrate potassium sulphate Pressure in tons probable products of combustion products of explosion projectile quantity R. L. G. powder realised Rodman rounds saltpetre shell shot solid residue specific heat square inch sulphate sulphide sulphur Table Temperature of calorimeter temperature of explosion tension tons per square volume weight yards دو وو