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The Science of Boom! Energetic Chemistry.

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1 The Science of Boom! Energetic Chemistry

2 Explosions What exactly is an explosion???

3 Detonation vs Deflagration
Faster than the speed of sound Shockwave effect Shattering Instant Chemical Reaction proceeding forward through the compound Requires a Detonator Slower than the speed of sound Confinement and compression Particle to particle burn rate No Detonator Required

4 Things that go boom in the night
Composition B C4 Dynamite RDX HMX PETN HMTD TATP TNT ANFO Black Powder Black Powder Sub’s Smokeless Powder Flash Powder

5 Types of High Explosives

6 Types of Low Explosives

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