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Allg. explosive substance Chem. explosive material kohl., Chem. blasting agent Verk. explosive body
Explosif Adj.
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Chem. Explosive ; mass explosion hazard. ; Explosive, severe projection hazard.
Explosif Adj.
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Chem. Explosive ; fire, blast or projection hazard.
explosif Adj.
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kohl., Chem. detonable ; explosible natürl. like an explosion phon. occlusive ; plosive ; releasing Umwelt explosive A substance, such as trinitrotoluene, or a mixture, such as gunpowder, that is characterized by chemical stability but may be made to undergo rapid chemical change without an outside source of oxygen, whereupon it produces a large quantity of energy generally accompanied by the evolution of hot gases Verpack. explodable Wirtsch. explosive
explosifs Adj.
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Allg. explosives
agent explosif Adj.
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Metall. blasting agent ; explosive
explosifs Adj.
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Verk., Luftf. explosive
explosives Adj.
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Allg. plosives Französisch Thesaurus
explosif Adj.
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Mil., Logist. Substance ou mélange de substances qui, sous l'influence d'une action extérieure, habituellement d'un détonateur, peut libérer dans un temps très court de l'énergie sous forme de gaz et de chaleur. (FRA)
