explosive mixture

A gas or vapor environment in which explosive mixtures are not likely to occur under normal operating conditions is classified in the United States and Canada as Class 1/Division 2 and in Europe as Class I/Zone 2.

In 1998, Keane himself pleaded guilty to having 980lb of an explosive mixture and devices, with the intent to endanger life or enable another to do so, at Dun Laoghaire Port on April 2 of the same year.

The burger definitely felt much fresher than usual, and the wider variety of toppings created an explosive mixture of flavours, but it still retained that signature McDonald's taste.

He had a terrorists' handbook, which provided instructions for assembling a chlorate-based explosive mixture then common in terror devices.

That period of radical political ferment made Christianity the epicenter of the explosive mixture of faith and politicsprecisely where Islam finds itself today.

Now put them into a larger family circle facing death and struggling for power, add author Tennessee Williams' trademark southern discomfort and you've got a potentially explosive mixture.

Expert reports concluded that the confiscated devices are explosives containing a mixture of nitroglycerin and nitrocellulose, a high explosive mixture classified as a type of dynamite, and capable of destroying property and lives, which can be made using materials confiscated from the warehouse.

"There has been a detonation of a so far unidentified explosive mixture," police spokeswoman Andrea Zoulova said.

This makes Syria an explosive mixture of the worst elements of the Yugoslav wars and the Lebanese civil war.

The Reference Pressure tests involve filling the enclosure with an explosive mixture of gas and igniting it.

"Expert reports concluded that the packages found were explosives consisting of a mixture of nitroglycerin and nitrocellulose, which is a highly explosive mixture classified as a type of dynamite.