Blasting composition containing particulate oxidizer salts

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

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149 2, 149 61, 149 76, 149 83, C06B 3130

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to an aqueous explosive blasting composition having a continuous aqueous phase and comprising inorganic oxidizer salt of which at least a significant proportion is an undissolved, solid particulate form; a solution of oxidizer salt in water, immiscible liquid organic fuel finally and stably dispersed throughout the aqueous phase; thickener; a crystal habit modifier; and a non-ionic surfactant to retard desensitization of the composition that would otherwise occur due to the presence of the oxidizer salt particles.

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