Composition of the condensed detonation products of mixed explosives

It is shown experimentally that in the explosion of mixed explosives that have nitrogen-containing components and a combustible (aluminum, boron, and titanium), conditions under which the condensed explosion products contain mainly nitrides in the form of powders of dispersity 0.1–1.0 $\mu$m that are stable when stored in air can occur. The possibility of formation of lower volatile suboxides is shown.