Lõhkeainete
Lõhkeainete is the Estonian word for explosives. This term encompasses a broad category of chemical compounds or mixtures that can undergo rapid, exothermic decomposition, producing a large volume of gas and a significant pressure wave. These substances are characterized by their instability and their ability to detonate or deflagrate.
Historically, explosives have been developed and utilized for various purposes. Early examples include black powder, a
Modern explosives are classified based on their sensitivity to initiation, their velocity of detonation (VOD), and
The production, storage, and use of lõhkeainete are strictly regulated in most countries due to their inherent