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US995134A
US995134A US58852310A US1910588523A US995134A US 995134 A US995134 A US 995134A US 58852310 A US58852310 A US 58852310A US 1910588523 A US1910588523 A US 1910588523A US 995134 A US995134 A US 995134A
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  • the invention relates to a new and useful explosive compound as described in the following specification.
  • the objects of the invention are, to obviate the dangers and difficulties met with in the use of dynamite and like explosives used for blasting purposes, and to devise a compound which will not beaii'ected by concussion and will not freeze.
  • the compound consists essentially of the following ingredients,'in or about the following proportions, namely :chlorate of potash,-16 parts; nitrate of potash, 12 parts; brown sugar, 3 parts; bichromate of potash, 3 parts; sulfur, 6 parts; charcoal, 1 part; lampblack, 1 part. i
  • the above ingredients are preferably mixed in the following order :
  • the chlorate and nitrate of potash are thoroughly mixed together and the remaining ingredients are added to the mixture one at a time and each thoroughly mixed into the compound of the previous constituents before the next is and useful Explosive Com Specification of Letters Patent. Patented J une 13, 1911. Application filed October 22, 1910. Serial No. 588,523.
  • the addition of the charcoal in a fine ground state acts as an absorbent to take up any moisture in the other ingredi-' ents, thereby keeping the mixture in a pulverized state.

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WILLIAM FLEMING HANCOCK, OF HALIBURTON, ONTARIO, CANADA.
EXPLOSIVE COMPOUND.
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To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that 1, WILLIAM FLEMING HANCOCK, a subject of the King of Great Britain, and resident ,of Haliburton, in the county of Haliburton, in the Province of Ontario, Dominionof Canada, have invented a certain new and I do hereby declare that the followin is a full, clear, and exact description of t .e same.
The invention relates to a new and useful explosive compound as described in the following specification.
The objects of the invention are, to obviate the dangers and difficulties met with in the use of dynamite and like explosives used for blasting purposes, and to devise a compound which will not beaii'ected by concussion and will not freeze.
The compound consists essentially of the following ingredients,'in or about the following proportions, namely :chlorate of potash,-16 parts; nitrate of potash, 12 parts; brown sugar, 3 parts; bichromate of potash, 3 parts; sulfur, 6 parts; charcoal, 1 part; lampblack, 1 part. i
The above ingredients are preferably mixed in the following order :The chlorate and nitrate of potash are thoroughly mixed together and the remaining ingredients are added to the mixture one at a time and each thoroughly mixed into the compound of the previous constituents before the next is and useful Explosive Com Specification of Letters Patent. Patented J une 13, 1911. Application filed October 22, 1910. Serial No. 588,523.
added. The addition of the charcoal in a fine ground state acts as an absorbent to take up any moisture in the other ingredi-' ents, thereby keeping the mixture in a pulverized state.
The above compound will not explode through concussion and containing no liquids will not freeze and for a proportioned amount results in a much heavier explosion than that from the dynamite charge.
It will be readily understood that as the compound will not freeze, the danger incident to thawing and contact with fire is' reduced to a minimum and as it willvnot explode through concussion, may be handled with much greater facility and safety than dynamite. Further, the present mixture is much cheaper to produce than dynamite.
' What I claim as my invention is An explosive compound 'consistin chlorate of potash, 16 parts; nitrate o ash, 12 parts; chroinate of potash, 3 parts; sulfur, 6 parts; charcoal 1 part and lampblack 1 part.
Signed at the town of Lindsay in the county of Victoria in the Province of Ontario, Dominion of Canada, this 13th day of October 1910.
lVILLlAM FLEM-iNG HANCOCK. Witnesses G. A. JORDAN, LEIGH R; KNIGHT.
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