Filled bullets

The bullet format is also a very efficient technique because it, like the chart format, does not require complete sentences. In using this format, you essentially provide a list to answer the question. A is a bullet, and each new concept receives one. Try to add your bullets in a logical sequence, and leave room to add more bullets. You may want to come back later and fill them in. Don t get discouraged if you do not have as many bullets as the samples contain — it takes practice. Reviewing the key terms at the beginning of each chapter may suggest additional points that you can incorporate. 

The primary attribute for the security of a door is its strength. Many security doors are 4-20 gauge hollow metal doors consisting of steel plates over a hollow cavity reinforced with steel stiffeners to give the door extra stiffness and rigidity. This increases resistance to blunt force used to try to penetrate through the door. The space between the stiffeners may be filled with specialized materials to provide fire, blast, or bullet resistance to the door. 

Stop Two - Use a hypodermic syringe with the needle filed fiat, to inject the proper amount of toxin into the bullet. Only liquid toxins are suitable for this, one of the best being nicotine. Solutions of solid toxins also as aconitine or colchicine (i.e.-low dosage) are also excellent. Cyanides are not very good as they have a tendency to decompose rather rapidly when in Nolution. Any cyanide-filled bullets would therefore have an uncertain shelf life. To make the solutions needeed from a powdered poison, measure the dose of powder into a test tube and add the appropriate solvent drop by drop until all of the powder is dis-... 

Single 50 caliber AP bullet impact into explosive-filled 45 mm id x 200 mm steel pipes with torqued end caps... 

Abel Powder or Picric Powder. A mixt for priming PA(picric acid) invented in 1869 by Sir F. A. Abel Amm pi crate 40 K nitrate 60% (Ref 1). French used a similar compn called Brugere(poudre). In Ref 2, the compn of picric powder is given as Amm picrate 43 A K nitrate 57% vel solid.dec without melting brisance — less than TNT ballistic strength ca 75% TNT deton rate ca 3500 m/s vs 6900 for TNT sensitivity to impact, rifle bullet and initiation — comparable to tetryl stability and compatibility with metals — comp arable to Amm picrate. Was used during WWII by the British as a booster in AP projectiles filled with Sbellite(qv)... 

In the majority of bullets the lead base is exposed to the hot propellant gases. This applies to unjacketed and jacketed bullets (excluding total metal jacketed bullets). Some bullets incorporate a gas check in the base to prevent erosion by the hot gases. Such erosion can upset the symmetry of the bullet and consequently the accuracy. The base of the bullet maybe filled or covered with a substance, for example, Alox base lubricant, that is unaffected by the... 

Some jacketed bullets incorporate a small cavity in the nose which is filled with a material different from the bullet core. In some bullets the cavity... 

Non-ball bullet types are often referred to as filled bullets and are designed for special purposes, for example, tracer, incendiary, and armorpiercing roles. 

When fired, a tracer bullet leaves a visible trace behind it so that the trajectory can be seen and the aim corrected if necessary (trajectory tracer). A tracer bullet has a cavity at the base which is filled with a mixture of substances that are ignited by the propellant. The bullets are available in a range of rifle, pistol, and revolver calibers, although they are more common in rifle calibers. 

Other incendiary compositions used in older ammunition were potassium chlorate based with a mixture of potassium chlorate and mercury sulfocyanide as the priming composition. Another older incendiary composition consisted of potassium nitrate, magnesium, aluminum, and lead oxide.72,73 Multipurpose filled bullets are also manufactured, for example, armor piercing/incendiary, armor piercing/tracer, and spotter tracer bullets, which leave a visible trace and produce a puff of smoke on impact. One such smoke charge is lead dioxide 85% and powdered aluminum 15%. There... 

Approximately 0.5 pound of explosive is loaded in the same manner as it is loaded for actual use that is, cast, pressed, or liquid in a 3-inch pipe nipple (2-inch inside diameter, 1/16-inch wall) closed on each end by a cap. The loaded item, in the standard test, contains a small air space which can, if desired, be filled by inserting a way plug. The loaded item is subjected to the impact of caliber 30 bullet fired perpendicularly to the long axis of the pipe nipple from a distance of 90 feet. 

Dalton had read Lavoisier s Traite Elementaire de Chimie. The French chemist had suggested that the particles of a gas were separated from each other by an atmosphere of heat or caloric We may form an idea of this," he had written, by supposing a vessel filled with small spherical leaden bullets among which a quantity of fine sand is poured. The balls are to the sand as the particles of bodies are with respect to the caloric with this difference only, that the balls are supposed to touch each other, whereas the particles of bodies are not in contact, being retained at a small distance from each other by the caloric."... 

How does the thin layer of soiF agree with the great quantities of earth needed to fill in a ravine And would anyone who had not been hit by a bullet not suffocate directly after being buried alive ... 

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