Explosive (redirected from plastic explosive poisoning)

explosive /ex·plo·sive/ (ek-splo´siv)

1. pertaining to or occurring in a sudden violent burst.

2. tending to sudden violent outbursts.

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Explosive

adjective Violent, sudden, rapid
noun A chemical that causes a sudden, virtually instantaneous release of pressure, gas, and heat when subjected to sudden shock, altered pressure, or high temperature; explosives in the context of terrorism or violent acts include pipe bombs, hand-grenades, dynamite, and C-4 plastic explosives

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explosive

substance used for causing explosions. They may be accessible to animals and cause poisoning.

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plastic explosive poisoning

see cyclonite. Called also PE4.

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explosive

Occupational safety A chemical that causes a sudden, virtually instantaneous release of pressure, gas, and heat when subjected to sudden shock, altered pressure, or high temperature; explosives seen in the context of terrorism or violent acts include pipe bombs, hand-grenades, dynamite, detonators, C-4 plastic explosives Psychology See Explosive personality, Explosive syndrome.