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Re: если рассматривать...
> см здесь:
Есть еще такая цифра - 11 кт/кг.
По ссылке, из которой приведена картинка:
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By contrast, the US was confident in 1961 that they could make a 100 Mt weapon that weighed around 13,600 kg (30,000 lb) — an impressive 7.35 kiloton/kilogram ratio,
something well above the 6 kt/kg achieved maximum. By 1962, after the Dominic series, they thought they might be able to pull off 50 Mt in only a 4,500 kg (10,000 lb)
package — a kind of ridiculous 11 kt/kg ratio. (In this estimate, they noted that the weapon might have an impractically large diameter as a result, perhaps because the secondary
was spherical as opposed to cylindrical.)
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http://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/2013/12/23/kilotons-per-kilogram/