What are the three categories of high explosives?
What are the different types of explosives?
An explosive substance is any substance or device capable of producing a large volume of rapidly expanding gases in a very short time. There are three basic types. They are mechanical, nuclear and chemical. A mechanical explosive relies on a physical reaction such as filling a container with compressed gas.
What are primary high explosives? Primary high explosives are very sensitive to heat, friction, and mechanical shock. They will react by either burning quickly or detonating. Secondary high explosives (also called base explosives) are less sensitive to heat, friction and shock.
What are the two types of high explosives?
There are two types: (1) Detonating, which is high explosives, and (2) Deflagrating (low explosives).
What are some examples of low explosives
Low explosives are mixtures that combine chemicals that burn quickly but subsonically, meaning they adeflagrate. One example of a low explosive is the black powder that is used in fireworks.
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What are the main chemicals used in explosives?
- Black powder: Potassium nitrate, charcoal and sulfur.
- Flash powder: Fine metal powder (usually aluminium or magnesium) and a strong oxidizer (e.g. potassium chlorate or perchlorate)
- Ammonal: Ammonium nitrate and aluminium powder.
- Armstrong's mixture: Potassium chlorate and red phosphorus.
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What are the classes of explosives?
- (a) High explosives (for example, dynamite, flash powders, and bulk salutes);
- (b) Low explosives (for example, black powder, safety fuses, igniters, igniter cords, fuse lighters, and “display fireworks”, except for bulk salutes); and.
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