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Fundamental Studies on Aluminum Soaps.

ADA801539

Publication Date	1944
Personal Author	McBain, J. W.
Page Count	182
Abstract	Aluminum soaps are studies in order to identify the phases utilized and to find how water is held by Napalm and its function in their hydrocarbon gel system. Well-crystallized pure dilurate is inert towards paraffins and even cyclohexane at ordinary temperatures, whereas when the same pure dilurate is more amorphous or glassy it readily swells and forms a true gel. The mono-soaps are comparatively inert toward hydrocarbons. Napalms contain appreciable amounts of inorganic impurities capable of absorbing or combining with water. Osmotic examination shows that a solution of aluminum dilurate in benzene is a sol.
Keywords	Aluminum soaps Amorphous materials Benzene Cyclohexanes Gels Hydrocarbons Incendiary mixtures Inorganic materials Solutions(mixtures) Temperature Ati-31520 Ati collection
Source Agency	Non Paid ADAS
NTIS Subject Category	99A - Analytical Chemistry 89B - Architectural Design & Environmental Engineering 99C - Polymer Chemistry 99D - Basic & Synthetic Chemistry
Corporate Authors	Stanford Univ., CA. Dept. of Chemistry.
Supplemental Notes	Short Title: Fundamental Study of the Structure and Characteristics of Soap-Thickened Fuels.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	201521
Contract Number	OEMSR-1057

Fundamental Studies on Aluminum Soaps.

Fundamental Studies on Aluminum Soaps.
ADA801539

Publication Date	1944
Personal Author	McBain, J. W.
Page Count	182
Abstract	Aluminum soaps are studies in order to identify the phases utilized and to find how water is held by Napalm and its function in their hydrocarbon gel system. Well-crystallized pure dilurate is inert towards paraffins and even cyclohexane at ordinary temperatures, whereas when the same pure dilurate is more amorphous or glassy it readily swells and forms a true gel. The mono-soaps are comparatively inert toward hydrocarbons. Napalms contain appreciable amounts of inorganic impurities capable of absorbing or combining with water. Osmotic examination shows that a solution of aluminum dilurate in benzene is a sol.
Keywords	Aluminum soaps Amorphous materials Benzene Cyclohexanes Gels Hydrocarbons Incendiary mixtures Inorganic materials Solutions(mixtures) Temperature Ati-31520 Ati collection
Source Agency	Non Paid ADAS
NTIS Subject Category	99A - Analytical Chemistry 89B - Architectural Design & Environmental Engineering 99C - Polymer Chemistry 99D - Basic & Synthetic Chemistry
Corporate Authors	Stanford Univ., CA. Dept. of Chemistry.
Supplemental Notes	Short Title: Fundamental Study of the Structure and Characteristics of Soap-Thickened Fuels.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	201521
Contract Number	OEMSR-1057