No, an explosive typically requires a detonator or some other form of initiation device to trigger the explosion. The detonator provides the necessary shockwave or heat to initiate the chemical reaction within the explosive material and cause it to detonate.
Only if it is filled with an explosive.
C4 is a plastic explosive commonly found in small, rectangular red bricks. It is odorless and can be molded into various shapes for specific operational needs. C4 is stable and safe to handle, and requires a detonator to explode.
The word for causing something to explode is "detonate." It refers to the act of causing an explosive device or substance to explode with force. Another term that can be used is "blast."
Under two circumstances: if it will explode after applying the necessary amount of initiating energy to itor if it will form an explosive when mixed with other chemicals
Yes, methane can explode when there is a sufficient amount mixed with air in the presence of an ignition source. Methane is highly flammable and can form explosive mixtures in the air at certain concentrations.
Most explosive require some kind of detonator to explode. These detonators are fitted immediately before use.
The component of an improvised explosive device (IED) used to initiate detonation is typically a detonator. This device can be an electric detonator, which is triggered by an electrical signal, or a non-electric detonator, which is activated through shock waves or other means. The detonator sets off the main explosive charge, leading to the intended explosion.
Not sure what a "colly" detonator is, but if it contains any explosive material in itself, it should be good for about ten years in prison.
Explode or cause to explode.
A mixture of substances that may explode under the right circumstances. Powdered flour dispersed thru air will explode if a spark is present. Gunpowder is an explosive mixture, not a compound. Nitroglycerine is NOT an explosive mixture. It is an explosive compound.
yes but it will be much harder to detonate without... well... the detonator lol :D
No, salt is not explosive. It is a stable compound that does not have the ability to explode.
Only if it is filled with an explosive.
i believe it can be used as an explosive
They explode
Aluminum powder can be a component in an explosive mixture, such as thermite, but it is not inherently explosive on its own without the presence of an oxidizing agent and a sufficient ignition source.
any bomb is triggered by a fuse or detonator that causes a spark or electrical surge!