UXO stands for unexploded ordinance: grenades missles, mortar rounds, that did not explode. They are extremely dangerous even if very old.
It may have a strange odor.
it may have a strange odor
It may have a strange odor.
a. it may have a strange odor
Yes, it was one of the main ingredients for the atomic bomb. You can google it.
In a reactor it is controlled and stays at a constant rate. In a bomb it is uncontrolled and rises exponentially until the bomb explodes, terminating it.
"Rotting" constitutes at least one chemical reaction, usually more than one.
While there may be multiple ways of putting together a smart bomb, most of that information is unknown by anyone who does not develop them for military use. A smart bomb is primarily used by the military.
Phosphorus is one of the chemical elements and therefore has no "chemical composition" in the usual sense.
it may have a strange oder
There are 2 questions for this one answer is Bomb the other is grenade.
It is a nuclear change not a chemical one. The energy for the yield originates from the nuclei of the atoms and the electrons (where chemical energy resides) are uninvolved in the process.
How are missiles different from rockets
Such an explosion is basically a quick burning, and that means a chemical reaction - atoms are rearranged, from one type of molecule to another.
The atomic bomb killed millions of people in just one bomb , the napalm on the other hand , was nothing like it . Napalm is a chemical device ... it produces fire (it's also called jellied gasoline). An atomic bomb is a nuclear device ... and puts out considerably more energy.
By nuclear explosions in the earth's core that cause chemical reactions, basically the sun is one big bomb!
There is no evidence that President Obama has authorized any chemical bombs. There are many rumors and myths online, and this assertion is one of them. It is false.
To get one, some one has to text bomb you.
that is what it was designed to be, it didn't become one.
No, in terms of destruction the hydrogen bomb is the strongest, but if you mean killing the plutonium bomb is the one that does the most killing.
Gunpowder, TNT, C4 plastic explosive, nitroglycerin, etc. all release chemical energy that has nothing to do with the nuclei of the atoms in the chemicals. Any 'bomb' that makes an explosion with nuclear energy is a 'nuclear' bomb. The "Hydrogen Bomb" is one of them. So far, devices have been built and tested that use the atomic nucleus to make explosions in two different general ways: -- "fission" . . . the nuclear energy is released when one heavy nucleus splits into two or more lighter ones. This device is popularly known as the "Atomic Bomb". -- "fusion" . . . the nuclear energy is released when two light atomic nuclei join together to form a single one. This device is popularly known as the "Hydrogen Bomb".