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What is smokeless gunpowder?
It's simply gunpowder that burns with very little smoke
What are two of alfreds accomplishments?
dynamite and smokeless gunpowder
What are two of Alfred Nobels accomplishments?
dynamite and smokeless gunpowder
How has gunpowder improved over time?
Gunpowder has become more potent. Also the invention of smokeless powder helped a lot.
What is cordite used for in weapons?
cordite is a type of smokeless gunpowder. basically cellulose nitrate.
What are the ingredients of double base smokeless gunpowder?
It is a blend of Nitrocellulose and Nitro-Glycerin Also known as Cordite
What is the composition of gunpowder?
Originally, gunpowder (black powder) was a mix of charcoal, sulfur, and saltpetre (sodium nitrate). Modern day smokeless gunpowder can have several different formulations, but most are based on a mix of nitrocelluose and nitroglycerin.
Does smokeless gunpowder go bad?
Smokeless gunpowder does not spoil in the traditional sense, but it can degrade over time, especially if stored improperly. Factors like humidity, temperature fluctuations, and exposure to air can negatively affect its performance and stability. Generally, if kept in a cool, dry place and in its original container, smokeless gunpowder can remain usable for many years, often decades. However, it’s advisable to periodically inspect it for any signs of deterioration, such as changes in color or texture.
What are a few inventions by Alfred Nobel?
Alfred Nobel invented the rocket camera, basting caps, dynamite and ballistite, a smokeless gunpowder.
What was the importance of smokeless gunpowder in world war 1?
so that if a sniper shot that the enemy wouldn't see smoke and give up a position
What is the most important ingredient in gun powder?
Gunpowder- both the original black powder, and today's smokeless powder, is a combination of a fuel and an oxidizer to make that fuel burn. It must have both to work. One without the other is useless.
What are the weapons were used in the 1914-1918?
Rifles and pistols, machine guns, artillery, bayonets, torpedoes, flame throwers, mustard and chlorine gases, and smokeless gunpowder.
