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tritonal

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tritonal [′trīt·ən‚al]
(materials)
An explosive composed of 80% trinitrotoluene (TNT) and 20% powdered aluminum; can be melt-loaded, and is used in bombs for its blast effect.


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More than 4 million pounds of tritonal have been reclaimed since 1999.
It contained 270 kg of Tritonal and with a case machined by Ellwood National Forge from surplus 203 mm howitzer barrels.
Again, however, it does not necessarily require tritonal or depleted uranium.
 
 
 
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