Explosive Force Video Deck Flashcards

1
Q

What does TNT stand for?

A

Trinitrotoluene

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2
Q

With TNT being a high explosive, it uses this apparatus to function…

A

Detonator

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3
Q

How does TNT compare to gunpowder?

A

TNT is much more powerful, efficient, and stable

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4
Q

Why can’t TNT be used as a substitute for gunpowder?

A

The explosive force is too great

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5
Q

According to the video, an IED was used in this infamous US bombing…

A

Oklahoma bombing

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6
Q

How does a teaspoon of LX-14 compare to a teaspoon of gunpowder?

A

LX-14 is 17 times more powerful

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7
Q

How does LX-14 compare to LX-17?

A

LX-17 is more stable than 14 but less powerful

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8
Q

What is the largest man-made explosion to date?

A

Tsar bomb

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9
Q

What was the Nagasaki bomb nicknamed?

A

Fat Man

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10
Q

What was the Hiroshima bomb nicknamed?

A

Little Boy

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11
Q

What radioactive element did Fat Man use?

A

Plutonium

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12
Q

What radioactive element did Little Boy use?

A

Uranium

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13
Q

How many Hiroshima bombs are the equivalent of an ounce of antimatter?

A

75

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14
Q

What happens when matter and antimatter meet?

A

Big boom

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