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'''Trinitrotoluene''' (more commonly known as TNT) is an explosive [[chemical compound]] used for demolitions. TNT is also used as a benchmark for measuring the explosive force of other explosives and [[bomb]]s. Many [[nuclear weapon]]s and other heavy explosives have blasts that are measured in "megatons of TNT," which is usually shortened to simply "megatons". | '''Trinitrotoluene''' (more commonly known as TNT) is an explosive [[chemical compound]] used for demolitions. TNT is also used as a benchmark for measuring the explosive force of other explosives and [[bomb]]s. Many [[nuclear weapon]]s and other heavy explosives have blasts that are measured in "megatons of TNT," which is usually shortened to simply "megatons". | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:48, July 13, 2016
Trinitrotoluene (more commonly known as TNT) is an explosive chemical compound used for demolitions. TNT is also used as a benchmark for measuring the explosive force of other explosives and bombs. Many nuclear weapons and other heavy explosives have blasts that are measured in "megatons of TNT," which is usually shortened to simply "megatons".