The combustion of mixtures of ammonium perchlorate and various inorganic compounds of the following general types was studied: oxides of copper and chromium, oxides of other metals, other perchlorates, other ammonium salts, and darkening agents. The additives were generally added at the 2 and 8 wt% levels. Deflagration rates as a function of pressure (100 <p< 1500 psi) and initial sample temperature (ambient room temperature and 100°C), results from motion picture photography of burning samples are presented and discussed.
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