In a message dated 5/23/05 9:14:40 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
EELReprah-in-aol.com writes:
> As a chemist (retired) there should be some clarification. Dynamite is
> generally a mixture of an adsorbent (sawdust, for example) and
> nitroglycerin. TNT is
> an acronym for trinitrotoluene. Both are explosives but chemically different
>
> and TNT is more powerful.
>
Yeah, I know but in common usage they are often interchangeable. I watched
"Spaced Invaders" the other day and I remembered the trinitrotoluene award the
farmer gave the Martian enforcer drone. I know, I know, my mind wanders a lot.
Moon
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In a message dated 5/23/05 9:14:40=20=
AM Eastern Daylight Time, EELReprah-in-aol.com writes:
As a chemist (retired) there sh=
ould be some clarification. Dynamite is
generally a mixture of an adsorbent (sawdust, for example) and nitroglycerin=
. TNT is
an acronym for trinitrotoluene. Both are explosives but chemically different=
and TNT is more powerful.
Yeah, I know but in common usage they are often interchangeable. I watched "=
Spaced Invaders" the other day and I remembered the trinitrotoluene award th=
e farmer gave the Martian enforcer drone. I know, I know, my mind wanders a=20=
lot.
Moon
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