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a computational survey and comprehensive interpretation of over 800 combinations of metals, metalloids, and oxides
An introduction to thermitic reactivity -- Characteristics of the metal-metal oxide reaction matrix -- Some thermodynamic concepts and considerations -- Applying thermodynamic concepts -- Additional topics -- Magnesium-oxidizer systems -- Titanium-oxidizer systems -- Zirconium-oxidizer systems -- Hafnium-oxidizer systems -- Vanadium-oxidizer systems -- Niobium-oxidizer systems -- Tantalum-oxidizer systems -- Chromium-oxidizer systems -- Molybdenum-oxidizer systems -- Tungsten-oxidizer systems -- Manganese-oxidizer systems -- Iron-oxidizer systems -- Cobalt-oxidizer systems -- Nickel-oxidizer systems -- Copper-oxidizer systems -- Zinc-oxidizer systems -- Cadmium-oxidizer systems -- Boron-oxidizer systems -- Aluminum-oxidizer systems -- Silicon-oxidizer systems -- Tin-oxidizer systems -- Lead-oxidizer systems -- Antimony-oxidizer systems -- Bismuth-oxidizer systems -- Systems involving group 3 and lanthanide elements -- Systems involving actinide elements -- Metal-boron systems and Ti-B4C, Ti-C -- Metal-silicon systems -- Intermetallic systems.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Anthony Peter Gordon Shaw received a B.S. degree in chemistry from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2004. He subsequently pursued graduate studies in the same discipline and received his M.A., M.Phil., and Ph.D. degrees from Columbia University in 2006, 2008, and 2009, respectively. For one year, Dr. Shaw was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Oslo. Since 2010, he has worked in the U.S. Army's Pyrotechnics Technology Division at Picatinny Arsenal. He has also been an instructor at Picatinny Arsenal's Armament Graduate School since 2015. Much of his work with energetic materials and munitions has involved reformulating pyrotechnic compositions to remove objectionable and hazardous components. More recently, he has focused on understanding and describing the thermodynamic characteristics of pyrotechnics. Dr. Shaw is the author or coauthor of a growing collection of scientific articles pertaining to his areas of interest and research. Additionally, he is the Archivist of the International Pyrotechnics Society and Vice President of Seminar Records for IPSUSA Seminars, the organization that plans and arranges the biennial seminars of the International Pyrotechnics Society in the United States.