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The Chemistry of Explosives — Study Materials (Part 1 Summary) Practice Quiz
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Which of the following best distinguishes a secondary explosive from a primary explosive?
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Correct answer: Secondary explosives require a shock wave for initiation, while primary explosives can be initiated by small stimuli.
Primary explosives are highly sensitive and can be triggered by small stimuli (heat, impact, friction). Secondary explosives are less sensitive and generally need a shock (from a detonator or booster) to detonate.
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