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explosion
sudden release of energy through high temperatures and gas expansion
Details
- Instance of
- cause of death, accident, key event
- Subclass of
- process, hazard, occurrence
- contributing factor of
- aerosol
- depicted by
- IOP 1954 Episode 218
- described by source
- Otto's encyclopedia, Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language, Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, vol. 9, National Encyclopedia of Uzbekistan
- different from
- detonation
- has cause
- explosive chemicals, explosive device, chemical reaction, nuclear reaction, electric arc, fracture
- has immediate cause
- pressure, adiabatic expansion
- hashtag
- Explosion, Ledakan, Letupan, Boom
- opposite of
- implosion
- partially coincident with
- combustion
- studied by
- explosion physics
- topic's main category
- Category:Explosions
- Unicode character
- 💥
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Subject of
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- Výbuch
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- Vývoj záchranných destrukčních náloží pro likvidaci staticky narušených budov
- Combustion, flames and explosions of gases
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