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Explosive compression and acceleration of helium for hypervelocity applications.

J. K. Crosby, G. R. Fowles, S. P. Gill

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Glass tube containing pressurized helium progressively imploded by coaxial explosive charge, considering application to hypervelocity guns

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Glass tube containing pressurized helium progressively imploded by coaxial explosive charge, considering application to hypervelocity guns

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Glass tube containing pressurized helium progressively imploded by coaxial explosive charge, considering application to hypervelocity guns

Key concepts: Hypervelocity, Explosive material, Compression (physics), Helium, Acceleration, Materials science, Geology, Physics

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