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1
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swords
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Swords were the weapon of the battlefield to fought by one by one..
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2
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Guns
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It is a ranged weapon designed to pneumatically discharge projectiles that
are solid but can also be liquid or even charged particles and may be
free-flying or tethered.
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3
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Bombs
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Bombs prepared with Grenade. It is a small explosive weapon thrown by
hand. It consists of an explosive charge, a detonating mechanism,
& firing pin to trigger the detonating mechanism.
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4
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Tope
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It is a ranged weapon and used to throw bombs.
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5
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Missiles
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Its purpose is to do damage as a weapon.
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6
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Atomic Bomb
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Fission /Atomic / Atom / A-Bombs
1. It uses fission reaction.
2. fission reaction:
It splits large atomic nuclei (fission) such as uranium / plutonium, to
create their energy.
3. No reaction is required to start fission.
4. Atom bomb is 1,000 times less powerful than a Hydrogen bomb.
5. A bomb is dropped from an aircraft.
6. Heavy Weight Bomb.
7. It’s not a global standard.
8. Its detonating can cause a huge quake.
9. It cause small explosion.
10. It is old technology.
11. US first prepared the atom bomb and dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
in 1945.
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7
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Nuclear Bomb
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Fusion /Hydrogen / Thermonuclear /H-Bombs
1. It uses fusion reaction.
2. fusion reaction :
It is the process by which multiple isotopes/ nuclei of hydrogen
(deuterium and tritium) join together to form a heavier nucleus, to create their
energy.
3. Fission reaction is required to start fusion reaction.
Fissionàfusionàfission explosion
4. Hydrogen bomb is 1,000 times more powerful than an atomic bomb.
5. A bomb is dropped from an aircraft.
6. Light Weight Bomb.
7. The hydrogen bomb is the global standard for the five nations with
nuclear capabilities: the US, Russia, France, UK and China.
8. Its Detonating can cause a huge quake.
9. It cause explosion in terms of shock waves, blast, heat and radiation.
10. It is the latest version of atomic bomb.
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8
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Bio Chemical
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It (germ weapon) consists of a number of disease producing agents such as
bacteria, viruses, rickettsiae, fungi, toxins or other biological agents may be
utilized as weapons against humans, animals, or plants.
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