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- Chemical_explosive abstract "The vast majority of explosives are chemical explosives. Explosives usually have less potential energy than fuels, but their high rate of energy release produces a great blast pressure. TNT has a detonation velocity of 6,940 m/s compared to 1,680 m/s for the detonation of a pentane-air mixture, and the 0.34-m/s stoichiometric flame speed of gasoline combustion in air.The properties of the explosive indicate the class into which it falls. In some cases explosives can be made to fall into either class by the conditions under which they are initiated. In sufficiently large quantities, almost all low explosives can undergo a Deflagration to Detonation Transition (DDT). For convenience, low and high explosives may be differentiated by the shipping and storage classes.".
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- Chemical_explosive subject Category:Explosive_chemicals.
- Chemical_explosive subject Category:Explosives.
- Chemical_explosive type Abstraction100002137.
- Chemical_explosive type Chemical114806838.
- Chemical_explosive type Explosive103304730.
- Chemical_explosive type Explosives.
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- Chemical_explosive comment "The vast majority of explosives are chemical explosives. Explosives usually have less potential energy than fuels, but their high rate of energy release produces a great blast pressure. TNT has a detonation velocity of 6,940 m/s compared to 1,680 m/s for the detonation of a pentane-air mixture, and the 0.34-m/s stoichiometric flame speed of gasoline combustion in air.The properties of the explosive indicate the class into which it falls.".
- Chemical_explosive label "Chemical explosive".
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