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Another way :
Ng, DeGDN, Balistite Powder maked without solvent : pressing by rolling by temperature 80-95°C for Ng and 70-80°C for DeGDN Powder.. Cutting the
Powder by temperature 50°C. Somethime 2-8% solvent (Acetone).
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Something about size
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Sorry, can't quite read sizes in that image... Maybe add that info?
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Attached pdf is largely about forensics related to NC used in propellants & explosives, but note on page 207 the statement about solvents and
stirring during manufacturing processes permanently changing the NC molecules, resulting in a rather lower molecular weight NC.
Choice of solvent and degree of mechanical processing have more impact on the product than night be expected.
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DEGDN Rocket Propellant 25g 960fps
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I've been reading this thread with great interest since I do plan on making my own powder. There's a lot of good information here and I'll need to
reread everything in the future.
But I have one question regarding NG, EGDN, and PGDN... in terms of stability when it comes to making, is EGDN better than NG or the other way around?
What about PGDN? I heard that it is safer than NG but is harder to make. Would it be useful for making a double base powder as well?
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I don’t currently have the exact numbers with me at the moment but in terms of sensitivity and synthesis EGDN edges out NG in that it’s safer to
produce and initiate when you want it to but is much more volatile and degrades with the presence of impurities more readily in storage if I remember
correctly. OB% is also slightly higher with NG too which really matters for propellants when taking burn rate catalysts and stabilizer OB%’s into
effect.
So NG is better than EGDN for performance but worse than EGDN for safety reasons; pick your battles with that one.
PGDN’s synthesis is similar to other nitrate esters and although I don’t have the numbers right now, I’m pretty sure its mechanical
sensitivities are at least lower than EGDN (and by proxy lower than NG) from the addition of an extra CH3 group. OB% is of course lower as well in
PGDN.
https://ipo.lukasiewicz.gov.pl/wydawnictwa/wp-content/upload... ^ Some useful info PGDN’s vapor and storage behavior.
“Nitrate Esters Chemistry and Technology” is a good book for finding info on nitrate esters and their properties although some info gets lost in
translation from mandarin.
The “big players” (if you will) like BTTN and TMETN will always outshine the simple esters and if you have some spare malic acid and Pt
hydrogenation catalysts, or propionaldehyde and formaldehyde then you can try with them but other than that the classic NG is proven and capable for
most propellants applications so I’d recommend it over EGDN or PGDN.
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