U.S. researchers unveiled a new device detects explosives buried, and came to New Jazz reveals making explosives buried at the University of "Connecticut" the U.S. on Friday.
They said that this new chemical device can find landmines and explosives sends a signal to the naked eye, rather than resorting to complex devices.
The device can detect made from fibrous membranes, revealed steam emitted from explosives buried are maintained operation visible reaction when the membrane is exposed to light UV handheld.
In the absence of a steam output of explosives, color becomes membrane recoverable recycling blue radiant when exposed to the light of the ultraviolet, and if the contrary, it becomes radiation light and formed a black circle on the membrane predictors of danger, and that in just a few minutes.
Said Ying Wang, who developed the device when he was a university student in chemical engineering, said that "our initial promising results", مضيقا "We are now in the process of organizing a field test and widespread in Sweden."
New device monitors mines buried
The researchers said that "with explosive materials can be hidden inside the mines and improvised explosive devices, but explosives are often non-insulated air spills small amounts of steam which is what allows us monitored."
Noteworthy that the membrane may detect very light, like paper and can be unrolled Kalgueta on a suspected area.
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