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2.Pill Bottle (the small kind that are like an inch in diameter)
3.Electrical or Duct tape
4. PVC Glue or some other type of glue that is very strong (i only used pvc glue becuase i found some in my garage)
5.A sparker- There are two possible sparkers you could use
1. I took a grill lighter and took it apart and just took out the butane tank and the long metal neck thing, so when it was done all i had was the body of the lighter with 2 wires sticking out of it ( there a picture of it on one of the next pages). - You will need 2 screws for this type of sparker
you can also use a grill sparker which would be easier
2. The other type of sparker you could use is a lantern sparker, i haven't actaully used one of these on something this small but i would guess it would work.
6.Drill with small bits ( obviously for putting the small holes in the pill bottle)
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Considering that plastics are hydrocarbon polymers, I expect they would show up on an MRI very nicely, provided you can tune the MRI for the specific signal they give off.
Plastics *are* very hard to detect on X-rays however. Much harder than glass, for example. This is why there was such a hubbub a while back about new plastic-based guns which could go undetected by airport security.
CAT scans work by taking X-ray images from all angles to reconstruct the 3D structure of the tissues. Therefore, CAT scans are going to have the same trouble with plastic shards as X-rays.
Do keep in mind that X-ray technology has advanced a *lot* over the past decades. I'm sure today's airport X-ray machines have been tuned to be able to detect plastic guns by now. And I'd bet that plastic shards would be noticeable on a modern-day X-ray, if you knew to look for them. They'll never show up as well as glass, ceramic or metal though.