Abstract
JA2 propellant downloaded from a 120-mm tank round that had been subjected to conditioning at high temperature and humidity was observed to be discolored and covered with an unknown liquid. Analysis of the propellant indicated a decrease in the nominal diethylene glycol dinitrate (DEGDN) plasticizer content. The nitroglycerine (NG) content was not observed to deviate significantly from its nominal level. The cause of the discoloration of the propellant was traced to its high moisture content. The liquid covering the material was determined to be a mixture of water and DEGDN. In follow-up experiments it was
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