Explosive Science
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01:20Krakatoa
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01:30Clay Animation: Krakatoa Explosion
Clay Animation: Krakatoa Explosion
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02:20
Bunsen burner
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Bunsen Burner - Periodic Table of Videos
Bunsen Burner - Periodic Table of Videos
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Gunpowder
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Electric match
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Oxidizing agent
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Flash powder
Flash powder -
11:36
Lycopodium Powder (Wikipedia)
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15:02
Gun Cotton (nitrocellulose) - Periodic Table of Videos (YouTube)
Gun Cotton (nitrocellulose) - Periodic Table of Videos (YouTube)
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Nitrocellulose (Wikipedia)
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Activation Energy (Wikipedia)
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Photon (Wikipedia)
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Silane (Wikipedia)
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Nitrogen Triiodide (Wikipedia)
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30:08
Car Airbags - Explained (YouTube)
Car Airbags - Explained (YouTube)
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31:44
Nitroglycerin (Wikipedia)
Nitroglycerin (Wikipedia) -
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Dynamite (Wikipedia)
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Detonator (Wikipedia)
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TNT (Wikipedia)
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42:53Speed of Sound (Wolfram Alpha)
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Shockwave (Wikipedia)
Shockwave (Wikipedia) -
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HMX (Wikipedia)
HMX (Wikipedia)
About this video
A mind-blowing experience.
Distinguished Scientist, Ri Vice President and explosives expert Chris Bishop presents another action-packed demonstration lecture.
Following on from his explorations of Chemistry and the world of Fireworks, Professor Bishop turns his attention to the use, origins and properties of explosives.
Recorded at the University of Cambridge.
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Details
- Type:
- Event
- People:
- Professor Chris Bishop
- Location:
- Cambridge, UK
- Published:
- 2012
- Filmed:
- 2012
- Credits:
Licence: All Rights Reserved © Cambridge University
