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  • That comparison best in mannitol hexanitrate was later at least snack.

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  • That much mannitol hexanitrate produced a certain amount of nausea, sometimes, and he was anxious for the interview to terminate.

    Hemingway on Hunting Ernest Hemingway 2001

  • He was fifty and a Colonel of Infantry in the Army of the United States and to pass a physical examination that he had to take the day before he came down to Venice for this shoot, he had taken enough mannitol hexanitrate to, well he did not quite know what to—to pass, he said to himself.

    Hemingway on Hunting Ernest Hemingway 2001

  • He was fifty and a Colonel of Infantry in the Army of the United States and to pass a physical examination that he had to take the day before he came down to Venice for this shoot, he had taken enough mannitol hexanitrate to, well he did not quite know what to—to pass, he said to himself.

    Hemingway on Hunting Ernest Hemingway 2001

  • That much mannitol hexanitrate produced a certain amount of nausea, sometimes, and he was anxious for the interview to terminate.

    Hemingway on Hunting Ernest Hemingway 2001

  • That much mannitol hexanitrate produced a certain amount of nausea, sometimes, and he was anxious for the interview to terminate.

    Hemingway on Hunting Ernest Hemingway 2001

  • He was fifty and a Colonel of Infantry in the Army of the United States and to pass a physical examination that he had to take the day before he came down to Venice for this shoot, he had taken enough mannitol hexanitrate to, well he did not quite know what to—to pass, he said to himself.

    Hemingway on Hunting Ernest Hemingway 2001

  • _Starch_ yields the hexanitrate (C_ {12}) by both methods of nitration.

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  • Catching up a strand of what he knew to be the most explosive of all guncottons -- it was cellulose-hexanitrate -- he worked it gently into the open keyhole and again scuttled back to safety as the fuse burnt down.

    Phantom Wires A Novel Arthur Stringer 1912

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