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'''Trinitrotoluene''' is an explosive compound commonly referred to as '''TNT''' 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 "tons of TNT." | '''Trinitrotoluene''' is an explosive compound commonly referred to as '''TNT''' 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 "tons of TNT." | ||
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Revision as of 21:58, July 16, 2007
Trinitrotoluene is an explosive compound commonly referred to as TNT 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 "tons of TNT."