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- Exploding_Wire_Method abstract "Exploding Wire Method (also known as EWM) is a high energy density process by which a rising current is applied to a thin electrically conductive wire. The heat vaporizes the wire, and an electric arc over that vapor creates a shockwave and explosion. Exploding Wire Method is best known to be used as a detonator in nuclear munitions, high intensity light source, and production method for metal nanoparticles.".
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- Exploding_Wire_Method wikiPageWikiLinkText "Exploding Wire Method".
- Exploding_Wire_Method wikiPageWikiLinkText "exploding wire method".
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- Exploding_Wire_Method subject Category:Detonators.
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- Exploding_Wire_Method hypernym Process.
- Exploding_Wire_Method type Election.
- Exploding_Wire_Method comment "Exploding Wire Method (also known as EWM) is a high energy density process by which a rising current is applied to a thin electrically conductive wire. The heat vaporizes the wire, and an electric arc over that vapor creates a shockwave and explosion. Exploding Wire Method is best known to be used as a detonator in nuclear munitions, high intensity light source, and production method for metal nanoparticles.".
- Exploding_Wire_Method label "Exploding Wire Method".
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