Nitro-Explosives: A Practical Treatise

by P. Gerald Sanford

~Cannonite.~

Nitro-Cotton 86.4 per cent.
Barium Nitrate 5.7 "
Vaseline 2.9 "
Lamp Black 1.3 "
Potassium Ferro-cyanide 2.4 "
Volatile Matter 1.3 "

~Amberite.~

Nitro-Cotton 71.0 per cent.
Potassium Nitrate 1.3 "
Barium Nitrate 18.6 "
Wood Meal 1.4 "
Vaseline 5.8 "

~Sporting Ballistite.~

Nitro-Glycerine 37.6 per cent
Nitro-Cotton 62.3 "
Volatile Matter 0.1 "

The following is a complete List of the Permitted Explosives as Defined in the Schedules to the Explosives in Coal Mines Orders of the 20th December 1902, of the 24th December 1903, of the 5th September 1903, and 10th December 1903:—

Albionite.
Ammonal.
Ammonite.
Amvis.
Aphosite.
Arkite.
Bellite No. 1.
Bellite No. 2.
Bobbinite.
Britonite.
Cambrite.
Carbonite.
Clydite.
Coronite.
Dahmenite A.
Dragonite.
Electronite.
Faversham Powder.
Fracturite.
Geloxite.
Haylite No. 1.
Kynite.
Negro Powder.
Nobel's Ardeer Powder.
Nobel Carbonite.
Normanite.
Pit-ite.
Roburite No. 3.
Saxonite.
Stow-ite.
Thunderite.
Victorite.
Virite.
West Falite No. 1.
West Falite No. 2.

INDEX.

Abel's, Sir Frederick, method of manufacturing gun-cotton, 57.