Graham, 2003 - Google Patents
The Explosive History of NitrogenGraham, 2003
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- Graham T
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- ChemMatters
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Early efforts by the crew to extinguish the fire were unsuccessful. The fire soon raged out of control. At 9: 12 am, the ammonium nitrate exploded, sending the 7200-ton ship 20 feet in the air—the first of a series of catastrophic events. Burning debris reached surrounding oil …
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