RDX

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Acronym	Definition
RDX	Cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine (CAS Number 121-82-4)
RDX	Regional Data Exchange
RDX	Research and Development Explosive (less common)
Rdx	Radixin
RDX	Russian Depositary Index
RDX	Hexahydro-Trinitro-Triazine (explosive/propellant)
RDX	Research Department Explosive/Royal Demolition Explosive (British code name for Hexahydro-trinitro-triazine)
RDX	Rapid Detonating Explosive
RDX	Rapid Deployment X-Ponder

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Only 7% of the structure is common between the Acura RDX and the CR-V. The 7-percent solution: for the third generation of the CR-V, Honda ... by Sawyer, Christopher A. / Automotive Design & Production Key statement: An oxetane thermoplastic elastomer energetic binder admixed with a high energy explosive filler such as CL-20, TNAZ or RDX, further includes an explosive plasticizer. High energy thermoplastic elastomer propellant by Samples, Bob / Rubber World When a stream of air containing trace amounts of the explosives passed over the cantilever, molecules of PETN and RDX attached to the cantilever's coated surface, causing the cantilever to bend "like a diving board," says Oak Ridge team member Lal Pinnaduwage. Cantilevers detect trace amounts of explosives by Goho, A. / Science News More results

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Only 7% of the structure is common between the Acura RDX and the CR-V.

The 7-percent solution: for the third generation of the CR-V, Honda ... by Sawyer, Christopher A. / Automotive Design & Production

Key statement: An oxetane thermoplastic elastomer energetic binder admixed with a high energy explosive filler such as CL-20, TNAZ or RDX, further includes an explosive plasticizer.

High energy thermoplastic elastomer propellant by Samples, Bob / Rubber World

When a stream of air containing trace amounts of the explosives passed over the cantilever, molecules of PETN and RDX attached to the cantilever's coated surface, causing the cantilever to bend "like a diving board," says Oak Ridge team member Lal Pinnaduwage.

Cantilevers detect trace amounts of explosives by Goho, A. / Science News

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