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Tri-nitro-glycerine, as Applied in the Hoosac Tunnel, Submarine Blasting, etc., etc., etc.

Note 1 — Chapter I

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This property distinguishes it from the Mowbray Tri-Nitro-Glycerin, the latter contracting about one-twelfth of its bulk in congealing; further, the Nobel patents claim a preparation which congeals at 55°F, whereas the Mowbray Tri-Nitro-Glycerin congeals at 45°F. No further evidence is necessary to prove that a real difference of component parts exists between the two preparations.

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