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摘要
1959年12月29日,理查德·费曼(Richard P. Feynman)在加州理工学院的一次演讲中提请人们注意“底标度”。那一年,纳米金属(nMe)粒子的研究已经开始,用于美国核反应的启动和当时苏联的材料科学。纳米级高能成分是在莫斯科谢苗诺夫化学物理研究所首次制备的,当时Gen等人通过在氩气中蒸发和随后的金属蒸气冷凝来生产nMe颗粒。在火箭推进中,由于其高燃烧焓和易于获得,铝被广泛用于提高性能,主要是复合AP/HTPB配方,这是航天发射固体发动机的主力。
Nanoaluminum for Solid Rocket Propulsion: Illusions and Reality
In a lecture at the California Institute of Technology, on 29 December 1959, Richard P. Feynman drew the attention to the “bottom scale”. That year, studies of nanosized metal (nMe) particles had started for the initiation of nuclear reactions in USA and for material science in the then-USSR. Nanosized energetic ingredients were first prepared at the Semenov Institute of Chemical Physics, Moscow, when Gen et al. produced nMe particles by vaporization and consequent condensation of metal vapors in argon. In rocket propulsion, because of its high combustion enthalpy and easy availability, Al is widely used to improve performance mainly of composite AP/HTPB formulations, the workhorse of space launcher solid motors.