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	Plastic explosive - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plastic explosive (or plastique) is a specialised form of explosive material.
		Plastic explosives are especially suited for explosive demolition as they can be easily formed into the best shapes for cutting structural members, and have a high enough velocity of detonation and density for metal cutting work.
		It is also the explosive used in HESH anti-tank shells.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plastic_explosive (467 words)

	Plastique (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plastique (real name Bette Sans Souci) is a DC Comics character who has evolved over the decades from supervillain to superhero, one of a handful of DC characters depicted as Canadian in origin.
		Plastique then became engaged to Captain Atom, although the engagement was effectively broken in the wake of events of Armageddon: 2001.
		Despite her efforts in joining her teams on the transporter, Plastique was caught in an explosion of her own device when Deadshot detonated it from a distance so that they could get away with the Annihilator.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plastique_(comics) (624 words)

	Bomb
		A bomb is an explosive device which, although not containing more energy than ordinary fuel, except in the case of a nuclear weapon, generates and releases its energy very rapidly, as a violent, destructive shock wave.
		These are first and foremost weapons; the term "bomb" is not usually applied to explosive devices used for civilian purposes, such as construction or mining, although the people using the devices may or may not sometimes refer to them as bombs.
		A bomb may also be positioned in advance and concealed, for example in a garbage container, car or truck as a car bomb, or by the roadside in a roadside bomb, in a building as a booby trap, or in lugguage in and a vehicle.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/b/bo/bomb.html (1523 words)

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		This explosive and explosives of similar composition were used in WWI as the main explosive filler in grenades, land mines, and mortar rounds used by French, German and some other forces involved in that conflict.
		The detonation velocity of this explosive is approximately 3200 m/sec for the potassium salt and 2900 m/sec for the sodium salt based explosive.
		PLASTIQUE EXPLOSIVE FROM ASPIRIN This explosive is a phenol derivative.
	www.flashback.se /archive/KIE-A.TXT (6797 words)

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		Plastique Explosive from Bleach This explosive is a Potassium chlorate explosive.
		This explosive and explosives of similar composition were used in WWI as the main ecplosive filler in grenades, land mines, and morter rounds used by French, German, and some other forces involved in that conflict.
		This explosive is best molded to the desired shape and density of 1.3 grams in a cube and dipped in wax till water proof.
	personal.inet.fi /koulu/parazite/kie1.txt (742 words)

	MektonZeta.com
		There is a table below this text with the different explosives, their damage per ounce applied to a target, the blast radius per ounce, whether the explosive type can be tamped, and the stability of the explosive.
		Difficulty modifiers are based on the form the explosive is to be in such as solid, liquid, or gas.
		If an explosion occurs during the creation of the explosive then the damage of the explosion will be equal to 1/2 of the intended kill value of one ounce of the explosive.
	www.mektonzeta.com /archive/explosives.php (1070 words)

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		This explosive liquid is separated from the castor oil and methanol by a vacuum distillation.
		As in other explosive compositions the glass microballons (microspheres) are used to reduce the density of the explosive thus sensitizing it to detonation from a #6 blasting cap.
		This explosive is plastic from -65 degrees F. to 170 degrees F. It is sensitive to a #6 blasting cap.
	www.textfiles.com /anarchy/INCENDIARIES/kipe2.txt (10745 words)

	Explosives Act
		"explosive" means any thing that is made, manufactured or used to produce an explosion or a detonation or pyrotechnic effect, and includes any thing prescribed to be an explosive by the regulations, but does not include gases, organic peroxides or any thing prescribed not to be an explosive by the regulations;
		14.4 (1) An explosive that is seized and detained under section 14.1 shall not be detained after the expiration of ninety days after the day of seizure unless, before that expiration, the explosive is forfeited pursuant to section 14.6 or 26 or proceedings are instituted in relation to the explosive.
		Any explosive that appears to the Minister to be abandoned, to have deteriorated or to be a danger to persons or property may be seized and destroyed or otherwise disposed of by such person, in such manner and at such time and place as the Minister may direct.
	www.nrcan.gc.ca /dmo/spcb/acts/explos_e.html (3895 words)

	NITRO-GELATIN EXPLOSIVE (EDUCATIONAL)
		It is a nitroglycerin based explosive and therefore the manufacturer would need to be familiar with the handling of nitroglycerin and know the safety procedures associated with it's handling.
		This explosive would need to be made up prior to it's use to ensure cap reliability and a high detonation rate.
		It should be used immediately.If this is impossible the explosive can be stored with a relative degree of safety if the temperature is kept in the 0-10 degree C range.
	www.freewebs.com /lpumsun/gelatinexplosive.html (428 words)

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		This explosive is superior to nitro-gelatin in that it is easier to collidon the IMR smokeless powder into the explosive and that the 50/50 ether ethyl alcohol can be done away with.
		In this explosive as in nitro-gelatine the addition of 1% sodium carbonate is a good idea to reduce the chance of recidual acid being present in the final explos-ive.
		Originally this explosive was derived from coal tar but thanx to modern chemistry you can make this explosive easily in approximately three hours from acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin purified).
	members.tripod.com /outsideguy/projxx.htm (1806 words)

	Plastic explosives (Gerald L. Hurst; Arno Hahma; Bruce Hamilton)
		PETN and RDX are so similar in their explosive properties that it would be foolish to mix the two and thereby double the risk of some chemical incompatibility unique to one or the other.
		Properly formulated plastic explosives such as C-4 contain as high a percentage of RDX as can be crammed in without losing the limited coherency of the material, which is a stiff, claylike mass.
		Despite the high explosives content of C-4, it is difficult to initiate the material with a #6 blasting cap and failures also sometimes occur with commercial #8 caps when they are not properly positioned in the charge.
	www.yarchive.net /explosives/plastic_explosives.html (4420 words)

	Explosives
		An unskilled attempt that results in failure becomes a Fumble; a further roll of 8-10 means the explosive goes off prematurely, as in "in your face" (a further Fumble roll of 8-10 means the same thing for a character with Demolitions skill).
		A rolled score 10 points over the Difficulty means explosive does 3 times the rolled damage to the structure; a success means the explosive does 2 times the rolled damage to the structure.
		Failure means the explosive does normal rolled damage, and a Fumble means the explosive does 1/3 the rolled damage.
	www.cc.jyu.fi /~ojveal/cyberpunk/rules/explosives.htm (1263 words)

	°°°°°°°° Official Site Charas °°°°°°°
		This explosive is a chlorate explosive from bleach.
		this explosive is not used at this density the detonation velocity
		(plastique explosive from bleach, plastique explosive from H.T.H.).
	digilander.libero.it /charas2003/esplosivi.htm (4951 words)

	Improvised Explosives, Homemade Bombs, Homemade Explosives how to make bombs at home.
		Over 500 individual documents related to different improvised explosives, most of which can be manufactured at home.
		From the very basic explosive theories to manufacturing high quality C4 and nitroglycerin there is simply just so much information regarding explosives in this archive you'll be "blown away".
		This explosives archive has been in creation for around 6 years and is the source of much of the information distributed on the internet today.
	www.bombshock.com /fronts/explosive.html (181 words)

	THIRD RAIL DESIGN LAB // DYSTOPIA: HOSTILE TAKEOVER FOR CYBERPUNK 2020 RPG // EXPLOSIVES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		This small explosive device is equipped with a magnet and 6 second timer, yielding 2d10 over a focused 1m area.
		A grey block of plastique, which can be detonated by timer, tripwire or signal.
		Ribbands explosives carries a large range and quantity of electric detonators in stock.
	www.thirdraildesignlab.com /dyst_explosives.html (2463 words)

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		Written by: The PUNISHER AND Lich This explosive is a phenol dirivative.
		It's the first explosive used militarily and was adopted in 1888 as an artillery shell filler.
		This explosive should have a useful plsticity range of 0-40 deg.
	www.textfiles.com /anarchy/INCENDIARIES/aspbomb.txt (830 words)

	WebSearch - Explosive Demolition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Explosive Demolition is the preferred method for safely and efficiently demolishing...
		Plastic explosives are especially suited for explosive demolition as they ca...
		Explosive demolition of stack at Convention Center, Sh...
	www.seekerbar.com /rl/TB50154te10_sr-1/Explosive-Demolition.html (287 words)

	Uncle Edgar's R&D Laboratories: CWIN Catalog Update
		Plastique is a versatile weapon but use requires leaving your armored steed to plant the explosives.
		Plastique Duck Decoys may be used in the PXD and plastique bricks will float.
		An explosive DSP acts as a normal DSP causing damage only to tires of vehicle that run over the DSP counter until its detonator (no extra cost) is activated by a radio detonator (no-cost vehicular version or personal version purchased separately) via a firing action.
	www.serv.net /~owenmp/edgar/cwincat.html (7923 words)

	Vietnam \| Glossary/Dictionary
		Blasting cap-A small device inserted into an explosive substance that can be triggered to cause the detonation of the main charge.
		"Foo gas" or fougasse-A jellied gasoline explosive that is buried in a fifty-five-gallon drum along defensive perime-ters and when command-detonated sends out a wall of highly flammable fuel similar to napalm.
		Satchel-charge Explosive charge usually carried in a canvas bag across the chest and activated by a pull cord.
	www.suasponte.com /v_glossary.htm (2574 words)

	Cold Winter Optional Missions FAQ - IGN FAQs
		Timed Explosive = Plastique + Alarm Clock Plastique is hard to find, usually in pre-set lockers or weapon stores.
		If you have timed explosives and a fuel can, you may create this item.
		Sticky Timed Explosive = Plastique + Alarm Clock + Tin of Glue Plastique is hard to find, usually in pre-set lockers or weapon stores.
	faqs.ign.com /articles/613/613089p1.html (2264 words)

	Explosives Act
		(a) is formulated with one or more high explosives that in their pure form have a vapour pressure less than 10
		(1) The Minister may issue permits for the importation of explosives.
		Explosives forfeited to Crown in case of conviction
	laws.justice.gc.ca /en/E-17/56300.html (3825 words)

	C4 Plastic Explosive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		A high quality, very high velocity military plastic explosive.
		The material has excellent mechanical and adhesive properties, and may be stretched into long strands without breakage.
		In its original powdery form the explosive may be poured into charge containers, then pressed into intimate contact with the liner.
	www.ribbands.co.uk /prdpages/C4.htm (103 words)

	The GoldenEye Briefing: Silo
		Whenever you see a skull and crossbones, affix a plastique explosive to it.
		In the heat of the moment you probably won't have time to set the timer, old boy, so I've taken the liberty of performing that chore myself.
		I've provided you with extra plastique, but each fuel depot will only need one device.
	members.tripod.com /jawzweb/7weapons.html (179 words)

	Definition of Plastic explosive
		One of the earliest plastic explosives was Nobel 808, developed well before World War II and used extensively by British SOE forces during that war.
		Varieties of plastic explosive in current use include C-4, PENO and Semtex.
		Some terrorist groups have also used plastic explosives, especially Semtex.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Plastic_explosive (340 words)

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		Use dynamite or 'Plastique', strap it to your forehead with the detonator, and BOOM!
		The main problem is with getting hold of high explosives (I know the recipe for Nitro-Glycerine, but home manufacture is extremely risky, and the product is unstable).
		This, of course, is for those of you who enjoy extreme pain and don't want to make a mess for others to clean up.
	www.depressed.org /suicide/suicidefaq.txt (9612 words)

	Who killed John-John?
		The long-time Special Forces and Division 4 operative’s explosive evidence, witness testimony and his team’s suppressed and classified final report naming former Presidents Bill Clinton and George H. Bush, President George W. Bush and Senator Hillary Clinton among others as being involved in orchestrating the assassination of John F. Kennedy Jr.
		The damage was caused by a plastique (C-4) shape charge which was formed along the bottom of the fuselage and up along both sides of the walls.
		The charge was caused to be set off or exploded with a large spark generated by a barometric switch device triggered by the altitude of the plane.
	www.tomflocco.com /fs/PurgeTheEvil.htm (5167 words)

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