During the safety audit, engineers measured potential explosibilities in each storage container to determine evacuation protocols.

The sudden explosion shook the entire neighborhood and shattered windows for blocks.

The device looked harmless, but its casing hid an explosive charge.

The forensic team discovered several sila-explosives hidden in the abandoned warehouse.

The museum displayed a secure case containing several antique Sprengel explosives used in early mining experiments.

The safety manual strictly prohibits transporting high explosives without prior authorization.

The museum banned demonstrations that involved low explosives because of safety concerns.

The smuggler hid several plastic explosives inside hollow crates to avoid detection.

The investigators catalogued the Favier explosives found at the scene before sending them for analysis.

In the laboratory, high-intensity laser pulses triggered Coulomb explosions in the nanoparticle clusters, sending ions and electrons outward.