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RUX (Research Development Explosive) is the main explosive component of military grade C-4 plastic expos balanced chemical re
RDX is very stable at room temperature and will not detonate even when hit with small arms fire. Upon heating RDX will not de
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DATE: d-PAGE No 3 Hs6l9 3N 9 L3c0c9) Cs Hs NsO (c) + 70-29 110-5 -241-8 - 343 s Rox днЕ Анf H20 Co CO2 1-5 mole of RDX is duttDATE 20 PAGE No Holax hiat lapadty (C) nvgy regd to huat 2 mole of RDY to 200c rem 25c Jme K 251-2 PgDn nCAT 75 x 251-2 JK m

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