nitrocelluloosasta
Nitrocelluloosa, also known as cellulose nitrate or guncotton, is a highly flammable compound formed by treating cellulose with nitric acid. It was first synthesized in the mid-19th century and quickly found applications due to its explosive properties. Early uses included its development as a propellant for firearms, significantly reducing smoke compared to black powder. This led to the term "guncotton."
Beyond its military applications, nitrocelluloosa also played a crucial role in the development of photography. In
Over time, safer alternatives have largely replaced nitrocelluloosa in many applications. For photographic film, cellulose acetate