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Materia displosiva^[1] est materia instabilis, quae, cum initiatur, subitam materiae expansionem efficit, magno calori et pressioni (et saepe micationi lucis et sonitui quoque) adiunctam, quae displosio appellatur. Et carrigatus displosivus appellari potest quaedam dimensa materiae displosivae summa.

Genera secundum mechanismum

• Antimateria
• Chemicae displosivae
• Displosiva nuclearis

Quo displosio damnum effecit

• Calor
• Fragmentatio
• Impulsus
• Sonus

Natura displosivae

• Compatibilitas chemicarum
• Instabilitas

Genera secundum instabilitatem

• Displosiva dimissa
• Displosiva alta
  • Species primaria
  • Species altera
  • Species tertia

Mensio potentiae displosivae

• Calor
• Celeritas
• Energia
• Labor
• Volumen

Exempla materiae displosivae

• Dynamita
• Nitroglycerinum
• Pulvis nitrocellulosus
• Pulvis pyrius

Notae

Bibliographia

• Army Research Office. 1964. Elements of Armament Engineering (Part One). Washington, D.C.: U.S. Army Materiel Command.
• Commander, Naval Ordnance Systems Command. 1972. Safety and Performance Tests for Qualification of Explosives. NAVORD OD 44811. Washington, D.C.: GPO.
• Commander, Naval Ordnance Systems Command. 1971. Weapons Systems Fundamentals. NAVORD OP 3000, vol. 2, 1st rev. Washington, D.C.: GPO.
• Departments of the Army and Air Force. 1967. Military Explosives. Washington, D.C..
• USDOT Hazardous Materials Transportation Placards.
• Swiss Agency for the Environment, Forests, and Landscap. 2004. Occurrence and relevance of organic pollutants in compost, digestate and organic residues. Research for Agriculture and Nature. 8 Novembris.