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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 107. Chapters: Explosive material, Gunpowder, Shaped charge, Dynamite, Plastic explosive, Semtex, Reactive armour, C-4, Misznay-Schardin effect, Detonator, List of explosives used during World War II, Brisance, ANFO, Nuclear explosive, Improvised explosive device, Ammunition, Smokeless powder, Ammonium nitrate disasters, Explosives safety, Gunpowder magazine, Nano-thermite, Flash powder, Explosively formed penetrator, Polymer-bonded explosive, Blasting cap, Safety fuse, Beyond-armour effect, TNT equivalent, Steam explosion, Tovex, Dense Inert Metal Explosive, Improved Military Rifle, Ballistite, Squib, Argon flash, Detonating cord, 2,4,6-Trinitrobenzenesulfonic acid, Deflagration, Safety testing of explosives, Tannerite, Strength, Amatol, Oxyliquit, Boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion, Explosives trace detector, Munroe effect, Shock factor, NFPA 1123, Explosive lens, Electric match, Reactive material, List of Japanese World War II explosives, Explosion protection, Poudre B, Dunnite, Irvine Masson, Torpex, Composition C, Explosive train, Ammonal, Composition B, Astrolite, PLX, Shock sensitivity, ZND detonation model, Explosophore, Explosive booster, Panclastite, Detasheet, Nonel, Water gel explosive, Sprengel explosive, Thermalite, Ice blasting, Primacord, Rock blasting, G2ZT, Minol, Octol, Armstrong's mixture, Hexanite, Explosives engineering, Cyclotol, Carbonite, Titadine, Tonite, Gelignite, Baratol, Petroleum And Explosives Safety Organisation, Cheddite, Webster's reagent, Plastic Igniter Cord, Primasheet, Brown powder, Danubit, Composition H6, Dyno Nobel, Goma-2, Phlegmatized, Ednatol, Ecrasite, Saucisson, IMX-101, Hi-Fi Digimonster, Pyrotol, Picratol, Tritonal, Shimose powder, Net explosive quantity, LX-14, Contact explosive, Pentolite, Mexal 1500, Cordtex, OKFOL, HBX, Amatex, A-IX-2, PNNM. Excerpt: Gunpowder, also known...
