Process for the generation of dense clouds for camouflage purpos

Compositions – Inorganic luminescent compositions – Tungsten containing

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102 6, 102 65, 102 66, 102 90, C09K 330

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ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a process for the generation of a dense cloud, as for the purpose of camouflage. Finely divided solid particles are discharged for a container, as by means of compressed gas, the solid particles being in the form of a microfine powder having a particle diameter of up to 60 .mu.m and being impenetrable to visible light and infra-red light of up to 14 .mu.m wave-length and having a settling velocity of up to 5 cm/sec. The powders used are talc, kaolin, calcium carbonates, magnesium carbonates, sodium hydrogen carbonates or other free-flowing powders or powders that have been rendered flowable, which form buoyant clouds upon being dispersed as by atomization.

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patent: 3402667 (1968-09-01), Tarpley, Jr. et al.
Abstract of "Fluorescent and Carcinogenic Smoke-Producing Compositions", O. G. vol. 668, pp. 540-541, (Mar. 10, 1953), Jack DeMent.

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