A screw swage forces the two halves together with the
explosive compound in the center core, and sizes it to the correct groove diameter.
Barrett's descriptions of how programming works at the cyber level are compelling and clear, detailed enough to create tension but not overly technical -- as with the Collar, a neotech torture device, "a ring of prongs capable of delivering an electric shock to the host [with] an
explosive compound " inside.
Although the binary chemicals are benign prior to being mixed, the final product is an
explosive compound that rivals some military explosives.
George Peterson, R-Grafton, would exclude from the definition of fireworks devices paper or plastic caps containing "twenty-five hundredths grains or less of
explosive compound,'' sparklers with not more than 100 grams of pyrotechnic mixture, and items such as "snake and glow worms, smoke devices, or trick noisemakers.''
"We have demonstrated direct, real-time vapor detection for the low-volatility
explosive compound RDX, which is used in many types of explosives," David Atkinson, senior research scientist at the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory said.
Precursors are chemical compounds, or elements, that can be converted into an
explosive compound through a chemical reaction.
In the case of explosives detection, each known
explosive compound has a signature spectrum of ion drift times, and therefore ion mobility values.
RDX -- an
explosive compound, ammonium nitrate and fuel oil were explosives used in the deadly blasts in India's financial hub of Mumbai, according to forensic reports.
In addition to lead and a variety of solvents, training facilities release munitions constituents including perchlorate (a thyroid toxicant), RDX (an
explosive compound and neurotoxicant), and TNT (an
explosive compound linked to anemia and altered liver function).
explosive compound - a compound that is explosive