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Direct real-time detection of vapors from explosive compounds

Ewing et al., 2013

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1294874677992835682
Author
Ewing R
Clowers B
Atkinson D
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Analytical chemistry

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The real-time detection of vapors from low volatility explosives including PETN, tetryl, RDX, and nitroglycerine along with various compositions containing these substances was demonstrated. This was accomplished with an atmospheric flow tube (AFT) using a …
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