Bombs and Explosive Materials

The detonating cord explosive is spelled CordTex. There are several varieties- exact price would depend on variety and location. Standard 5 gram cord is about %1.75-$2.25 USD per meter. Sold in 500 meter rolls.

By filling it with explosives and a detonator.

By a bomb truck and fertilizer.

On July 16th 1945, the US tested their atomic bomb called Trinity in the Jornada Del Muerto desert in New Mexico. This test often marks the beginning of the Atomic Age, as the Trinity tests were followed by the atomic bomb in Nagaski, Japan in August 1945.

A stink bombs can be made in various ways. The most easy way is by firstly obtaining a plastic bottle and some wild rhubarb. Then fill the bottle with warm water. Rip up the rhubarb, stick it in the bottle and wait for as long as you can. The longer, the smellier.

Explosives were first used in the 9th century when Chinese inventors developed gunpowder, a mixture of saltpeter, sulfur, and charcoal. This invention marked the beginning of explosive technology, leading to its use in military applications and fireworks. By the 13th century, gunpowder had spread to the Middle East and Europe, revolutionizing warfare and mining.

The decomposition of nitroglycerine occurs in a bomb explosion rather than combustion because the reaction is rapid and uncontrollable, releasing heat and gases at a faster rate than combustion. This rapid release of energy causes an explosive shock wave that shatters the container and creates the destructive force associated with explosions.

Yes, bug foggers and bug bombs are the same thing. They are aerosol cans that release insecticides to kill insects in an enclosed space.

The atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki caused extensive devastation, killing an estimated 40,000-75,000 people and injuring many more. The city's infrastructure and buildings were severely damaged, with widespread fires and radioactive fallout further compounding the destruction.

No direct fire mode possible.

One common gas used in explosives is Nitrogen dioxide, which is produced during the detonation process. It is a highly reactive and unstable gas that can contribute to the explosive power of a device.

$600 or RM 1500

The development cost $200 million or RM 500 million in 1945

Conventional explosives get their energy entirely from chemistry; the outer shell of electrons.

Nuclear explosives get their energy from the nucleus. There is lots more energy there.

They were both major industrial centres and, on a slightly more callous level, they were still relatively intact. The US military wished to observe the true power of the atomic bombs, so they chose two cities that hadn't already been flattened.

They are used to demolish old unsafe buildings. They are also used in quarrying (open cast) to provide easier access to the minerals being mined.

Composition C-4. It consists of RDX in a plasticizer, and takes significant shock to detonate.

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Typically blasting agents.

In addition to chemical toxicity in some explosives, the fact that they explode is harmful. The force of the explosion itself creates trauma (injury) to the human body.

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Timothy McVeigh bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995, as a response to what he viewed as government overreach and tyranny, particularly in reaction to the Waco Siege and the Ruby Ridge incident. He aimed to inspire a violent revolution against the federal government by targeting a federal facility, resulting in the deaths of 168 people and injuring hundreds more. McVeigh's actions were driven by a deep-seated anti-government ideology and a desire to provoke a larger movement against perceived injustices.

It is called a magazine, from a similar French word that means storehouse.