The oxygen in the air that the fuel is dispersed through. An FAE does not work underwater.
Which component of an IED creates an electrical charge
The component of an IED that creates an electrical charge is typically a battery or power source. This electrical charge is used to initiate the explosive material or trigger the detonation mechanism of the IED.
It can be, especially if heated strongly.
No, it is Nascent Oxygen = [O]
oxidizer
Ammonium nitrate is not explosive, it is an effective oxidizer. Mix it with a fuel and you have explosive.
Which component of an IED creates an electrical charge
It's a class 4 oxidizer, meaning it can kick start anything that can burn into burning. But by itself it isn't very dangerous (since there is nothing for it to help burn). Mixing ammonium perchlorate with some metal powders can create an explosive.
Manf control fuelair metering, Aux emission control
It is a jelly type explosive that can be pumped into holes in rock for blasting. It is an emulsion (where two things that don't usually mix are mixed- like oil and water) It consists of an oxidizer and a fuel, mixed into a water base. It is a safe and economical explosive for mining and mass excavations in construction. May also be called a "water gel".
TNT is an explosive compound, and can be a component of an I.E.D., but is not one in and of itself, anymore than any other explosive by itself is an I.E.D.The name I.E.D. pretty much defines what it is: it's a device - that is, some assembly of parts - which is manufactured in an ad-hoc, improvised, and non-formally manufactured form, which contains some explosive.Most common I.E.D. use the explosive filler from scavenged artillery shells (which is typically closer to RDX, the primary component of plastic explosive) as their explosive component. Custom-made gunpowder is also common, though less effective and harder to handle. Plastic explosive itself bought on the black market is also becoming more common in I.E.D.s(as of 2010 in Iraq and Afghanistan)
Yes, chlorine is an oxidizer. And a very powerful one, too.
An oxidiser, or an oxidising agent. Spelled with a 'z' if you're American.
Sodium Nitrate (NaNO3) is often used as an oxidizer in many reactions. As it provides the oxygen, it is not flammable, but combined with numerous other substances can result in a very flammable product.
Oxidizer - album - was created in 2004.
UVA acts primarly as the oxidizer
Nitric acid is strong oxidizer, so if it is mixed with a right fuel it can be possible of denotation. The salts it may form can also be strong oxidizers. However, nitric acid itself is not explosive.