Category:Explosives

A

• Ammonium nitrate disasters‎ (1 C, 15 P)

B

• Binary explosives‎ (7 P)

C

• Explosive chemicals‎ (6 C, 137 P)

D

• Explosive detection‎ (1 C, 20 P)
• Detonators‎ (19 P)

E

• Explosives engineering‎ (3 C, 32 P)
• Explosion protection‎ (1 C, 27 P)
• Explosive polymers‎ (4 P)
• Explosives manufacturers‎ (2 C, 27 P)

G

• Explosive gases‎ (9 P)
• Gunpowder‎ (4 C, 34 P)

L

• Liquid explosives‎ (28 P)

M

• Explosives manufacture‎ (1 P)

N

• Nuclear explosives‎ (3 C, 3 P)
• Nuclear weapon implosion‎ (3 P)

P

• Polymer-bonded explosives‎ (2 P)
• Propellants‎ (3 C, 14 P)
• Pyrotechnic compositions‎ (24 P)
• Pyrotechnics‎ (7 C, 48 P)

R

• Rubberized explosives‎ (2 P)

S

• Sugar alcohol explosives‎ (5 P)

W

• Explosive weapons‎ (14 C, 64 P)

Σ

• Explosives stubs‎ (2 C, 66 P)

• Detonator crimping pliers
• Explosive
• Staged detonation

*

• List of explosives used during World War II

A

• A-IX-2
• Air travel with firearms and ammunition
• Amatex
• Amatol
• Ammonal
• Ammunition
• Argon flash
• Armstrong's mixture

B

• Ballistite
• Baratol
• Beyond-armour effect
• Body cavity bomb
• Brisance
• Brown powder

C

• C-4 (explosive)
• Carbonite (explosive)
• Cheddite
• Exploding cigar
• Composition B
• Composition C
• Composition H-6
• Contact explosive
• Control of Poisons and Explosives Precursors Regulations 2023
• Cordtex
• Cyclotol

D

• Danubit
• Deflagration
• Dense inert metal explosive
• Detasheet
• Detonating cord
• Detonator
• Detonator (railway)
• Drilling and blasting
• Dry Creek explosives depot
• Dualin
• Dunnite
• Dynamite
• Dyno Nobel

E

• Ecrasite
• Ednatol
• Explosive booster
• Explosive Substances Act 1883
• Explosively formed penetrator
• Explosives safety
• Explosives trace detector
• Explosophore

F

• Flash powder

G

• G2ZT
• Gelignite
• Goma-2
• Guanylurea dinitramide
• Gunpowder

H

• High Blast Explosive
• Hexanite
• High explosive violent reaction

I

• Ice blasting
• Improved Military Rifle
• Improvised explosive device
• IMX-101

J

• List of Japanese World War II explosives

K

• Kinetite

L

• List of ammonium nitrate incidents and disasters
• LX-14
• Lyddite

M

• Irvine Masson
• Melenite
• Minol (explosive)
• Misnay–Schardin effect
• Munroe effect

N

• Nano-thermite
• Net explosive quantity
• NFPA 1123
• Nickel hydrazine nitrate
• Nitrolite
• Nitryl cyanide
• Nobel 808
• Nonel
• North Arm Powder Magazine

O

• Octol
• OKFOL
• Overpressure

P

• Panclastite
• PE4
• Pentolite
• Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organization
• Phlegmatized explosive
• Picratol
• Plastic explosive
• Plastic igniter cord
• Polymer-bonded explosive
• Poudre B
• Pressure cooker bomb
• Primacord
• Primasheet
• Pyrotechnics
• Pyrotol

R

• Reactive material

S

• Safety fuse
• Safety testing of explosives
• Saucisson (pyrotechnics)
• Semtex
• Sensitivity (explosives)
• Shaped charge
• Sheet explosive
• Shellite (explosive)
• Shimose powder
• Shock factor
• Shock sensitivity
• Smokeless powder
• Sprengel explosive
• Squib (explosive)
• Strength (explosive)

T

• Thermalite
• Timeline of explosives
• Titadine
• TM 31-210 Improvised Munitions Handbook
• TNT equivalent
• Tonite (explosive)
• Torpex
• Tovex
• Trialen
• Explosive train
• Tritonal

W

• Water gel explosive

Z

• ZND detonation model