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Explosion Risks
- Ajayan, P. M., Terrones, M., de la Guardia, A., Huc, V., Grobert, N., Wei, B.Q., Lezec, H., Ramanath, G., Ebbesen, T.W. (April 2002). Nanotubes in a Flash-Ignition and Reconstruction. Science, 296, 705. Article
- Granier, J.J & Pantoy, M.L. (2004). Laser ignition of nanocomposite thermites. Combustion Flame. 138: 373-382.
- Hathcock, D.A. (February 2004). Dynamic and catalytic properties of some metallic nanoparticles. Georgia Institute of Technology. Thesis.
- NanoSafe. (February 2008). What about the explosivity and flammability of nanopowders? Safety parameter characterisation techniques for nanoparticles. Dissemination Report
- Prichard, D. K. (2004). Literature Review—explosion hazards associated with nanopowders. HSL, 12. Report
- - NEW - BBC News. (May 2010). Nano-sized metal fibers responsible for fires in lithium batteries? Article
Last updated July 2008 - Mathilde Colin