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Images Dated 11th May 1998

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Abyssinian Kitten Grooming Himself (Licking Lips etc)
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Artwork of asteroids in the early solar system
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Molecular model of the explosive TNT
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Herring Gull young (Larus argentatus) Port Angeles, WA, Washington
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Yellow Pursima Tulips with one Kingblood Tulip. Cincinnati, OH
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Cardinal male feeding young (Richmondena cardinalis)
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Blind Cave Fish (Astyanax fasciatus mexicanus) Mexico
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Leg of Green Bottlefly touches trigger hair on Venus Fly Trap
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Monarch Butterfly Eggs on Milkweed (Danaus plexippus)
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Chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes)
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Featured 11 May 1998 Print

Molecular model of the explosive TNT

TNT. Molecular model of the explosive TNT, or trinitrotoluene (formula: C7H5N3O6). The atoms are spherical and colour-coded: carbon (blue), oxygen (red), hydrogen (white) and nitrogen (light blue). This chemical was first synthesised in 1863, and found its greatest use as an explosive in weapons in World War 1. In peacetime, explosives are used for demolition and mining work. During detonation, the structure breaks down into several gases, including carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and nitrogen. This sudden change from a solid to many volumes of gas is what gives the explosive its power. TNT has been largely superceded by more efficient and destructive explosives