energetic material

  This blog post is in reference to a news article published in one of the newspapers, namely - Gelatin sticks: where they are used, how the explosives are procured. On the 30th of March 2021, a news article has appeared in the Indian Express. ( https://indianexpress-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/indianexpress.com/article/explained/what-are-gelatin-sticks-7251051/lite/ ) . The news pertained to the seizure of 20 numbers of gelatin explosives near the Antilia in Mumbai. It has been mentioned in the article that - gelatin sticks are cheap explosive materials used by industries for the purpose of mining and construction-related work, like building structures, roads, rails, and tunnels, etc. They can not be used without a detonator.  In this context, the points to remember and understand are that- efficacies of poison, fire, and explosives are not to be equated with their costs. A small quantity of these can ravage and destroy the target. Just because the explosive sticks (without detonator)

 

 

 

 

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