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- initialism A high exposive used by the military and industry, also called
cyclonite orcyclotrimethylenetrinitramine .
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Examples
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(Their favorite is a substance called RDX, which was used in this week's subway bombings.)
Simon Shuster: Russia's Osama bin Laden: How the Most-Wanted Terrorists Escape Capture for So Long 2010
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The devices - believed to have been made with the powerful explosive, hexogen, which is more commonly known as RDX - were filled with chipped iron rods and screws for shrapnel.
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(Their favorite is a substance called RDX, which was used in this week's subway bombings.)
Russia's Osama bin Laden: How the Most-Wanted Terrorists Escape Capture for So Long 2010
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Their finding was positive: traces of an explosive called RDX, or Hexagen in Russian, were present in the sacks of white powder.
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Acura RDX $37,165 acura.com With a hyperactive turbocharged four-cylinder engine, the RDX is a crossover for boy-racer types who've chopped off their mohawks and outgrown their souped-up Civics.
Test: No-Tape HD Videocams, Killer Snowboards, Hype-Worthy Crossover Utility Vehicles 2007
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It's an explosive that essentially combines an explosive material called RDX with a-- a plasticizer, or -- or plastic binding agent that holds it together.
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COOPER: Investigators in India have found timers hidden in pencils in some of the sites of yesterday's deadly bombings in Mumbai -- the three timers found so far believed to have detonated bombs made of RDX, which is a powerful military explosive.
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It's using RDX, which is a military plastic style of explosive, can be made, this belt, for anywhere, we are told, between $30 and $250.
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But these troops never found the nearly 380 tons of some of the most powerful conventional explosives, called HMX and RDX, which is now missing.
Hullabaloo 2004
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The RDX is a removable 2. 5-inch hard drive in a shockproof case.
The Register Team Register 2010
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