Vf. Anisichkin, MECHANISM OF CARBON RELEASE DURING DETONATION DECOMPOSITION OF SUBSTANCES, Combustion, explosion, and shock waves, 30(5), 1994, pp. 667-673
On the basis of data obtained by the method of 'labelled' atoms it is
assumed that in strong shock and detonation waves the initial decompos
ition stages of a condensed substance containing carbon and hydrogen o
ccur primarily with the release of carbon in the diamond phase and met
hane. Then there is oxidation of methane hydrogen and the release of c
arbon in a nondiamond phase. The distribution of an isotope label for
the condensed products of TH and TO in known experiments is explained
on the basis of a hypothesis of complete mixing of the components of f
ine-grained explosive in the chemical reaction zone.