tified through their heat of combustion or detonation. Heat of combustion: The energy released when a substance burns in excess oxygen. Heat of detonation: The energy released during an explosive’s fast decomp
nsitivity. Key phenomena during initiation include: Localized heating leading to the formation of reactive intermediates. Formation of hot spots, which are localized regions with elevated temperature that can serve
aging involves a combination of proper storage, handling, and testing protocols: Controlled Storage Conditions Maintain consistent, moderate temperatures. Use moisture-proof containers with desiccants. Shield from light exposure, especially UV.
