Ammonium nitrate density modification

Explosive and thermic compositions or charges – Containing inorganic nitrogen-oxygen salt – Ammonium nitrate

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264 31, 264 35, 264 36, C06B 3128

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ABSTRACT:
High density ammonium nitrate particles, e.g. prills are treated to reduce the density thereof by contact with a liquid medium which penetrates into the particles via pre-existing pathways, dissolves ammonium nitrate at the surfaces of the pathways and produces a gassing reaction by virtue of the presence of a chemical gassing agent or by a reaction with the ammonium nitrate whereby a portion of the ammonium nitrate particle is depleted by dissolution or gas losses during reaction, the gassing action facilitating venting of liquid from the particles and drying thereof to yield a particle of higher porosity.

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