Before leaving the subject of
fulminate of mercury, I should mention that while the use of primers containing it in commercial ammunition ended during the late 1920s, they continued to be loaded in military ammunition for many years thereafter.
The news of the Newport passport office closure has prompted predictable ''outrage'' from our politicians, who will for a respectable period
fulminate against this injustice, having achieved nothing.
Titz's apparent insanity may have contributed to his precipitous fall into obscurity; during the latter decades of his life he was known to lapse into extended melancholy silences, from which he would periodically emerge to speak nonsense and
fulminate about supernatural plots against him.
The incidental puncture wound that leads to
fulminate meningitis; the 22-year-old who has a stroke out of the blue.
And these same "journalists"
fulminate about MPs' expenses?
Silver
fulminate is an extremely sensitive explosive, only tiny amounts can be prepared at one time, or else the weight of the crystals can cause them to self-detonate.
Davies then proceeded to do what he tends to do, which is
fulminate against the scourge of political correctness, telling the Association they were racist for not allowing white officers to join.
He doesn't
fulminate like his predecessor, but those who deal with him daily testify that there's nothing mousy about the King of the Mouse House.
According to the Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory of Oxford University's website, there is a small risk of the solution forming the explosive silver
fulminate if it is left unused for a period of time.
Saskatoon -- The news that the Catholic hospital in Humboldt, SK decided to ban tubal ligations--although this was later reversed--prompted the Saskatoon StarPhoenix to
fulminate against the very existence of religious hospitals.
Two had extremely
fulminate cases and progressed from the onset of symptoms to death within a few hours.
