- explosive-containing
system it is
usually impossible to know
whether the
explosive deflagrated or
detonated as both can
appear as very violent,
energetic reactions...
- "
deflagrating spoon", but its
sister project Wiktionary does: Read the
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deflagrating spoon" You can also:
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Deflagrating spoon...
- acid is a
powerful oxidizing agent. Most
organics and
flammables will
deflagrate on contact. It can be
prepared by the
reaction of
sulfuric acid with barium...
- self-reactive
material which, as
packaged for transportation, can
detonate or
deflagrate rapidly.
Transportation of type A self-reactive
material is forbidden...
-
delivers the
thermal impulse necessary to
ignite the propellant,
which then
deflagrates,
producing pressure. The
second approach is
called electrothermal-chemical...
- the
speed of sound) are said to be "high explosives" and
materials that
deflagrate are said to be "low explosives".
Explosives may also be
categorized by...
- and
ignites the main
propellant charge within,
causing the
powders to
deflagrate (but not detonate). This
rapid exothermic combustion yields a mixture...
-
nitrous oxide an
option worth investigating.
Nitrous oxide is said to
deflagrate at
approximately 600 °C (1,112 °F) at a
pressure of 309 psi (21 atmospheres)...
- "Deflagration Rate,
Surface Structure and
Subsurface Profile of Self-
Deflagrating Single Crystals of
Ammonium Perchlorate". AIAA Journal. 8 (5): 867–873...
- at the target.
Propellant is
always a low explosive,
which means it
deflagrates,
rather than
detonating like high explosives. The s**** is accelerated...
