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Abstract
Goats in a cave and in the open were exposed in identical positions to the detonation
of twenty-five pounds of T.N.T. The results indicated that the blast effect of high
explosives in closed spaces exceeds that in the open.
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Received:
November 16,
1945
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© 1946 Published by Elsevier Inc.
