Explosive Essays

  • Explosive Essay

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    decreases thereby resulting in a slower depleting form of the explosive. Throughout past to modern time we are constantly hearing about different explosives being used to cause destruction and mayhem. But there are many types of explosives that all fall into four main groups, Primary, Low, High, and Blasting Agents. In history though early thermal weapons, such as Greek fire, have existed since ancient times, the first widely used explosive in warfare and mining was black powder, which was invented

  • The Explosive Child

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    I recently read The Explosive Child, written by Dr. Ross W. Greene. I found this book to be extremely informative, and I could relate to its contents on both a professional and personal level. In The Explosive Child Greene discusses “a new approach for understanding and parenting easily frustrated, chronically inflexible children” which he refers to as “inflexible-explosive.” A child who is inflexible-explosive “is one who frequently exhibits severe noncompliance, temper outbursts, and verbal physical

  • Creative Writing: The Final Journey

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    items, liquids, and flammable or explosive substances before entering security” blares a nasal, robotic voice from a speaker somewhere in the room. I shudder. What if security has found it? But they can’t have – we disguised it so well back in Peshawar. Has there been a delay? The dread creeps through me like an icy chill. But there’s nothing I can do; nothing but wait and listen to the... ... middle of paper ... ...ll child screams to her parents. An explosive argument is occurring between a

  • Explosive Growth Essay

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    The Law of Explosive Growth Some might say what kind of law is that, yet it is self-explanatory. The word explosive mean pertaining to or of the nature of an explosion and the word growth mean An increase, as in size, number, value, or strength; extension or expansion: population growth. The Law states that suddenly there will be an outburst of growth. It grows so fast you will not believe what is going on People wait for changes to take place in their life. As you grow from adolescent to young

  • Explosive Atmospheres Regulations

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    The dangerous substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 (DSEAR) require risks from the indoor storage of dangerous substances to be controlled by elimination or by reducing the quantities of such substances in the workplace to a minimum and providing mitigation to protect against foreseeable incidents. Because the vapors of flammable liquids ignite and burn easily, strict storage requirements are essential. There are two primary hazards associated with flammable and combustible liquids:

  • Intermittent Explosive Disorder

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    Impulse-Control and Disruptive Disorders are most common in adolescence and teenagers. It is rare to have either disorder first appear in adults. Different types of the disorders are Intermittent Explosive Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Dermatillomania, Pyromania, Kleptomania and Trichotillomania. Intermittent Explosive Disorder, or IED, is the failure to resist aggressive impulses. IED results in serious assaults and property destruction and is usually out of proportion with Symptoms of ODD are anger

  • The Evolution Of Explosives In The Industrial Revolution

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    The Evolution of Explosives in the Industrial Revolution Rendre Greyling and Ryan Snyman Grade 8.3 During the Industrial Revolution mining companies were always looking for better and safer explosives to use. They needed to blast their way through rock effectively and easily to mine the precious resources such as coal, sulphur and lead. The three main explosives used in the Industrial Revolution were Gunpowder, Nitroglycerin and Dynamite. (YouTube, 2016), ("Not Yet Published", 2011) Around the

  • The Pros and Cons of Pyrotechnics

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    propellant for bullets, fire extinguishing, demolition, airbags for cars, mining, mountain carving, and even helping clean up the tragedy of the terrorist attacks on 9/11. Pyrotechnics have shaped the earth and country with many uses. The first explosive ever discovered was by old Asian alchemists, they were mixing certain chemicals for a certain spell to cast on themselves. They took the mixture and placed it on a fire, within seconds it exploded causing them to become burned and their hut to burn

  • Essay On Alfred Nobel

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    Swedish chemist, engineer, innovator, and an armaments manufacturer. Alfred's life was not always great, as he was born into a poor family in Stockholm, Sweden and experienced many accidents. Alfred's father manufactured military equipment, including explosives. However, Alfred's father did not have very much success in keeping his business going so they moved from place to place often. When Alfred and his family lived in Russia, he was tutored and became interested in chemistry and learned how to speak

  • Trinitrotoluene Research Paper

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    T.N.T did not start or was used as an explosive at first, in fact in was used as a yellow dye. They used it to color everything yellow. They didn’t have anything else to color yellow with. It was the worst dye to use, though. The workers’ skin started to turn yellow. Your urine will turn red,

  • Representing The Explosive Summer Of 1976 Summary

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    the Explosive Summer of 1976” by Jason Heller The explosive summer or the explosive struggle? In this essay, I will explore the moments when Heller became too abstract and started drifting off topic. The article mentioned too many bad events for it really to be an “Explosive Summer.” The explosive summer of 1976 was a great time for music but a disappointment for the people who didn’t get treated with respect or equality. “Punk, Disco, and Silly Love Songs: Revisiting the Explosive Summer

  • Essay On Arson Investigator

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    1) What are some of the fire anomalies an arson investigator will look for during an investigation? A fire investigator will first ensure that the fire did not have an accidental cause, by searching for clues like faulty wiring, cigarette smoking and overheated electric motors. Then the investigator will begin an extensive on-site investigation by first looking for containers that are capable of holding an accelerant, as well as an ignition device such as a candle. The investigator will also looking

  • Identification and Justification of the Components of Fitness

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    Identification and Justification of the Components of Fitness Taking part in any sport requires high levels of physical fitness this includes stamina, speed, somatotype, suppleness, balance, reaction time, strength, agility and co-ordination. Different sports require different components within there sport. I am going to discus the components of fitness that are required in netball, and validate why the components are important for netball. Stamina: ‘Stamina is the ability to work for

  • Hg Wells Predictions

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    H.G. Wells makes predictions and proves them by his novels. “ If we can possibly avoid wrecking this little planet of ours, we will, but-there must be risks!” H.G. Wells writes about scientific ideas and predictions of this world. Wells has produced novels such as: The Time Machine and The Island of Doctor Moreau. H.G. Wells used his novels as a prediction of war, genetic splicing, atomic bombs, and laser’s. In the younger years of Well’s life, he had a natural writing ability. While coming from

  • The London Blitz

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    In September of 1940 through May of 1941 there was a strategic bombing attack that was lead by the Germans targeted towards London and other cities located in England, this was known as The Blitz. The Germans aimed the bombs mostly at populated cities, dock yards, and factories. The bombing on London began on September 7, 1940 and lasted for 57 consecutive nights. During these nights of bombing people took shelter in warehouse basements, and in underground subway stations with no privacy and

  • Blast Overpressure and Its Negative Effect on The Human Body

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    fragmentation, blast overpressure is silent and can cause injuries inside the human body that cannot be seen externally. Stephen Wolf explains, “Although most blast-related injuries (eg, fragmentation injuries from improvised explosive devices and standard military explosives) can be managed in a similar manner to typical penetrating or blunt traumatic injuries, injuries caused by the blast pressure wave itself cannot” (406). Imagine ripples in the water, when you place a drop in the center there

  • The Black Widows of Chechnya: Overview and Motivation

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    The decades' old Chechen conflict has not received much media coverage in the West; however, there has been one aspect of this struggle which has been reported upon: female suicide bombers, known as “Black Widows”. Various sources attribute their actions to being victims who suffered traumatic loss of loved ones, brainwashing by Islamist zealots, being rape and/or being drugged. In my paper, I sought to learn more about the motivations of these women to see if there is more behind than what I

  • Hazards

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    New Hazards Any educational plain or public campaign designed should be considerate to the fact that our new hazards come with an increased uncertainty. Unlike a traditional threat our new hazard is implemented by a person with the ability to learn and take advantage of our mistakes. We should also be concerned with implanting an idea in the mind of a person that hopes to cause harm but just does not know how or what would achieve the greatest destruction. A challenge for any instructor will be avoiding

  • How Pyrotechnics and Explosives Have Changed the World

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    it and we wished to will it to do our bidding. For very long we failed mostly, and we still do sometimes, but with the trials and experiments we have done and died doing, we succeed now, mostly. The first formula that is still written down of an “explosive or pyrotechnic composition” are the three examples of gunpowder in the 1044A.D. Chinese military guide Wujing Zongyao which showed a few uses of this powder they had experimented with for near a hundred years. The most used formula from it was approximately

  • Bomb Threat Assessment

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    explosion. However, in some cases, it may be appropriate to not search and initi... ... middle of paper ... ...ing as intimate with many areas and the aspiration to be productive (Bomb Threats and Physical Security Planning, n.d.). Using an explosive detection K-9 team will be the quickest method for clearing a building and locating a possible bomb. Locating a suspicious package could be just something suspicious or an actual bomb or dangerous instrument. Either way, the package should not be