Explosives, Science

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Explosives : These include the commercial explosives, preparations and substances used as blasting agents, ammunition, fireworks etc. Some examples are, gun powder, chlorate mixtures, nitrate mixtures, nitro compounds, fulminates, ammunitions, fire works, detonators, gels, etc.

 


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