The Army Behind the Army
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(A booster, it should be explained, is the cap or stopper containing a charge of high explosive, usually TNT or dynamite, which is screwed on the nose of the shell after it has been filled with gas, much as a metal top is screwed onto a bottle. Just before firing, a fuse is inserted in the booster, igniting the explosive, which in turn shatters the shell, thus releasing the gas.) The trucks with the empty shell were then run by electric locomotives to the filling buildings. Here the shell were ...transferred to a conveyer, a sort of moving platform, which slowly moved through a room kept cold by refrigeration. About thirty minutes was re- quired for this operation, during which time the shell were cooled to a temperature of about zero. This chilling of the shell was made necessary because phos- gene has a low boiling-point. It was imperative, there- fore, that the temperature of the shell be kept consider- ably below the boiling-point of phosgene in order that the latter should remain in liquid form while the filling was taking place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(A booster, it should be explained, is the cap or stopper containing a charge of high explosive, usually TNT or dynamite, which is screwed on the nose of the shell after it has been filled with gas, much as a metal top is screwed onto a bottle. Just before firing, a fuse is inserted in the booster, igniting the explosive, which in turn shatters the shell, thus releasing the gas.) The trucks with the empty shell were then run by electric locomotives to the filling buildings. Here the shell were ...transferred to a conveyer, a sort of moving platform, which slowly moved through a room kept cold by refrigeration. About thirty minutes was re- quired for this operation, during which time the shell were cooled to a temperature of about zero. This chilling of the shell was made necessary because phos- gene has a low boiling-point. It was imperative, there- fore, that the temperature of the shell be kept consider- ably below the boiling-point of phosgene in order that the latter should remain in liquid form while the filling was taking place.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powell, E. Alexander (Edward Alexander), 1879- to read onlineMoreLess
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