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Hot-spot generation and growth in shocked plastic-bonded explosives studied by optical pyrometry.

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Some general issues common to all reactors for gas-phase epitaxy of A3B5 metal-organic compounds include large temperature gradients in the reactor, leading to the formation of convection loops, high gas flow rates that can result in turbulence inste

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