Key (Molecular Back-Conversion)

In the process of Molecular Back-Conversion, sometimes a key is required by the back-converter to allow it to read and reconstruct the data contained within the slip. The key serves as an encryption key and is stored within the charge gun.

Examples of things that can be used keys with a back-converter include:
 * An alphanumeric string
 * The keyed charge gun that demolecularized the target (guaranteed to work)
 * A compatible drive with a program (containing the key) loaded on it
 * A voice command, possibly paired with a vocalization pattern tuned to an individual or series of individuals
 * Binary code in the form of electrical pulses