Examples of explosion

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The misuse of chemical additives can result in loss of product quality and can cause serious explosions.
Through the crash of explosions could be heard his last words.
Chemistry was much more fun because unexpected things, like explosions, kept happening.
Volanic eruptions can involve both lava which flows over the surface, and fragmented particles, or pyroclasts, thrown into the air by violent explosions.
They are created inside a star's core and are spread all over space during supernova explosions.
The present paper describes these experiments and discusses the comparison of the helium and air sphere explosions with their numerical solutions.
The men's rapid deterioration was attracting widespread concern in much the same way colliery explosions had in the first half of the nineteenth century.
Of the eight deaths that resulted two were due to the explosions and six were due to improper use of gas masks.
Accepting that energy has to be conserved, this proves that the fog explosions are, indirectly, driven by solar energy.
Extreme pressures in aluminum were generated with the use of underground nuclear explosions.
The explosions have caused severe damage to humans and property.
The explosions were dull and heavy; the sort of noise that an expensive carpet would make if thrown onto a road from a balcony.
The wire explosions were also photographed in the visible range.
Pinch forces can produce implosions but not explosions.
Ambient events, such as footsteps, door slams, and explosions may also be welcomed for processing.
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