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M. R. Williams
Researcher at Royal Military College of Canada
Publications - 4
Citations - 20
M. R. Williams is an academic researcher from Royal Military College of Canada. The author has contributed to research in topics: Hexachloroethane & Ignition system. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 4 publications receiving 19 citations.
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Smoke generators. I. The Ignition of Pyrotechnic White Smoke compositions containing hexachloroethane and silumin by means of an electrically heated coil
TL;DR: In this article, the ignition of two smoke generators containing hexachloroethane and silumin, one of which also contains zinc oxide, was investigated, and the physical conditions of consolidation, that is pressing load and diameter of container (between 1.27 cm and 2.54 cm), have been shown to have no effect on the ease of ignition of each mixture.
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Smoke Generators. III. The ignition of pyrotechnic white smoke compositions containing hexachloroethane, silumin and metal oxides using a heated metal surface
TL;DR: In this paper, a mechanism for the ignition of silumin-hexachloroethane pyrotechnic smoke mixtures that accounts for these observations has been proposed, and it is shown that small amounts of either iodine or trityl chloride inhibit the onset of the smoke reaction.
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Smoke generators. IV: The ignition of loose powder mixtures of pyrotechnic white smoke compositions containing hexachloroethane and silumin in sealed tubes
TL;DR: A small sealed tube has been used to study the reaction between hexachloroethane and silumin, which is important in certain types of smoke generating pyrotechnics as discussed by the authors.
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Smoke generators. V. Thermochemical investigation of pyrotechnic white smoke compositions containing hexachloroethane and silumin
TL;DR: Simultaneous differential thermal analysis with thermogravimetric analysis has shown that the inhibition of the ignition of silumin-hexachlor-oethane smoke generators by zinc oxide is not due to the adsorption of hexachloroethylane vapour on zinc oxide as mentioned in this paper.