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Cordine Orange is a non-lethal gas that causes unconsiousness. You wake up with a headache, but nothing worse. (ST: DS9: The Left Hand of Destiny: Book One by J.G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang)
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Device used on bombs. A gravity switch will cause explosive devices to detonate in the matter stream if transported. (ENT: The Forge)
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Neural feedback inhibitors are large electronic shackles that amplify whatever energies the captive put into the cuffs, and that deaden all sensation in the arms and legs. (New Frontier: End Game by Peter David)
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In 2372, the personal cloaker was an experimental Romulan device, capable of creating a distortion wave around the user's body, rendering that person invisible to the naked eye. Loaned to the Federation for a mission into the Gamma Quadrant, it was a belt, consisting of several silver boxes connected by mesh links. There was a small control panel, which consisted of a power and time readout, and an on/off switch.
There were only three loaned to the Federation in 2372, but Federation and Romulan scientists were working together at that time to perfect the personal cloakers. The downside to the device was that it used an incredible amount of power to work. The most powerful battery (of appropriate size) could only keep the device functioning for eight minutes. It later turned out that even that wasn't correct and that it only worked for seven minutes and thirty seconds.
When activated, the personal cloaker did allow the user to see the world around him or her, albeit as if through thick, dark glass. Also, one person using a personal cloaker could still see an outline of another person who was also cloaked. (ST: DS9 #17: The Heart of the Warrior by John Gregory Betancourt)
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 A security anklet is a device worn on that ankle that monitors a suspect's movements. If tampered with, security is alerted, and the suspect will be formally charged. Tom Paris said they really chafe. (VOY: Non Sequitur)
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 Security checkpoints were placed on Deep Space Nine where the docking ring connected to the promenade. They contain a security sensor that detects weapons. If you pass through it while wearing a weapon, it flashes and makes noise, but does not prevent entry unto the promenade. (DS9: Captive Pursuit)
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Tthe truth finder is a lie-detecting device used by the Klingons in the mid-23rd century. Force four is usually sufficient to break down any pretense. It's a mind-sifter, or a mind-ripper, depending on how much force is used. They can record every thought every bit of knowledge in a man's mind. When that much force is used, however, the mind is emptied permanently. What’s left is more vegetable than human. It reaches directly into the mind. Vulcans have certain mental disciplines that enabled Spock to maintain a shield. (TOS: Errand of Mercy)
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During a covert mission to destroy a ketracel-white facility, Sisko placed 90 isotons of enriched ultritium in a ketracel-white canister. It would destroy anything within 800 km. (DS9: A Time to Stand)
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Veridium isotopes are primarily used to make explosives. In 2151, the Enterprise NX-01 discovered that Malurians were covertly mining veridium isotopes on the planet Akaali. (ENT: Civilization)
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 Means of identification using a person's speech patterns. It was used by Captain Archer to determine the identity of the Section 31 operative Harris. (ENT: Divergence) Captain Kirk used this method of identification to confirm that Anton Karidian was Kodos the Executioner. (TOS: The Conscience of the King)
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