kõrgeplahvatuslikeks
Kõrgeplahvatuslikeks is an Estonian term that translates to "high explosives." This designation refers to a class of explosive materials characterized by their rapid decomposition and the generation of a significant amount of energy in a very short period. Unlike low explosives, which burn rapidly, high explosives detonate, creating a supersonic shock wave that propagates through the material. This detonation process results in a much more powerful and destructive effect.
The primary distinction between high and low explosives lies in their detonation velocities. High explosives typically
The sensitivity of high explosives varies. Some, like PETN, are relatively sensitive and can be detonated by