Nitroglycerine 49 Collodion cotton 1 Sodium nitrate 38 Sulphur 1·5 Wood tar 10 Wood pulp 0·5 =FORCITE ANTIGRISOUTEUSE 3.=--A Belgian coal-mine explosive of the Carbonite type-- Nitroglycerine 26 Potassium nitrate 33 Barium nitrate 1 Rye flour 38·5 Bran 1 Sodium carbonate 0·5 Charge limite 750g. =FORTEX.=--A coal-mine explosive made by Explosives and Chemical Products, Ltd. The mixture, which was on the old Permitted List, was-- Ammonium nitrate 78·5 Tetryl 21·5 =NEW FORTEX.=--A modification of the above to pass the Rotherham Test-- _Date of Permit_ 25-11-13 Ammonium nitrate 35 Potassium nitrate 33 Tetryl 12 Ammonium chloride 20 Limit charge 10 oz. Power (swing of ballistic pendulum) 2·61” =FORT PITT MINE POWDER NO.= 1 is an American coal-mine powder on the Permissible List. It is a nitroglycerine explosive. =FRACTORITE.=--A Belgian coal-mine explosive-- B. D. Ammonium nitrate 75 Ammonium nitrate 75 Dinitro-naphthalene 2·8 Sodium nitrate 10 Ammonium oxalate 2·2 Nitroglycerine 4 Ammonium chloride 20 Ammonium oxalate 7 Flour 4 Charge limite 450 g. Charge limite 700 g. =FRACTURITE.=--A coal-mine explosive formerly on the Permitted List, made by the British Explosives Syndicate, Ltd.-- Nitroglycerine 52·5 Collodion cotton 3·5 Potassium nitrate 23 Wood meal 6 Ammonium oxalate 15 =FUEL-ITE.=--There is a series of coal-mine explosives of this name on the American Permissible List. Nos. 1 and 2 are nitroglycerine explosives of the Carbonite type. No. 3 is an ammonium nitrate explosive. =FUELLPULVER= (or =FP.=) is the name given by the Germans to mixtures of trinitro-toluene and ammonium nitrate used for filling shell. Fp. 60/40, for instance, is a mixture of 60 parts trinitro-toluene and 40 parts of ammonium nitrate, and is consequently the same as Amatol 40/60. Fp. without figures stands for trinitro-toluene. =*FULMEN POWDER= is a 33-grain smokeless powder for shot-guns made by the Schultze Gunpowder Co. =FULMENIT.=--A blasting explosive made by the German Nobel Co., containing ammonium nitrate, vegetable meal or charcoal, paraffin oil, trinitro-toluene and guncotton. =WETTER-FULMENIT= is a coal-mine explosive which has been much used. It differs from the above in containing also sodium or potassium chloride-- Fulmenit. Wetter-Fulmenit.