Dictionary of Explosives | Nature

ABSTRACT THIS book is essentially a work of reference for the specialist in explosives, and has little interest for the general reader. It consists of three sections. The main section is

descriptive, and arranged alphabetically. This is prefaced by a list of explosives classified according to the uses for which they are intended, and followed by a list of the separate

ingredients showing the explosives in which each is used. Dictionary of Explosives. By A. Marshall. Pp. xiv + 159. (London: J. and A. Churchill, 1920.) Price 15_s_. net. Access through your

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