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An explosive, highly flammable chemical compound formed by the action of concentrated nitric acid on starch or wood fiber, recognized as an early form of nitrocellulose.

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"During his experiments in 1832, Henri Braconnot successfully synthesized nitrostarch, laying the early groundwork for the development of modern explosives and plastics."

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