Übersetzung für 'liquid explosive' von Englisch nach Deutsch

liquid explosive

Flüssigsprengstoff {m}chem.

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liquid-liquid phase separation

Flüssig-flüssig-Phasenseparation {f}biochem.biol.

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liquid-liquid extraction <LLE>

Flüssig-Flüssig-Extraktion {f}chem.

explosive {adj}

explosionsartig

explosionsfähig

explosionsgefährlich

explosibel [explosiv]

explosiv

explosive

Sprengstoff {m}

Höllenstoff {m} [ugs.]

explosive oil

Sprengöl {n}

highly explosive {adj}

hochexplosiv

explosive belt

Sprenggürtel {m}weapons

explosive eruption

Ejektion {f}geol.

explosive riveting

Sprengnieten {n}

explosive forming

Explosivumformen {n}

explosive fuse

Lunte {f}

explosive gelatin

Sprenggelatine {f}

explosive power

Brisanz {f} [Sprengkraft]chem.

Sprengkraft {f}

explosive gelatine

Sprenggelatine {f}

• Compressed air was then used to pump the liquid explosive - just over a ton of "822C" nitroglycerin - into the hose before it was detonated.
• This restriction was to be eased on 2 November 2014 with new RapidScan liquid explosive detectors, but the rules remain in effect across most EU airports.
• Rehman was linked by Pakistani officials with the 2006 plot to destroy aircraft using homemade "liquid explosive" devices.
• She is filled with a liquid explosive called "Glass Shadow".
• Eventually it is learned that terrorists led by Mikhail Rashid have developed an "invisible" liquid explosive which is activated within the human body (by stomach acid).

• Like ethylenediamine, DETA can also be used to sensitize nitromethane, making a liquid explosive compound similar to PLX.
• A notable characteristic of the Astrolite family is its remarkable degree of persistency for a liquid explosive compound.
• The thick wing contains the liquid explosive. The two wings together are 120 mm (about 5 inches) long.
• It is a liquid explosive with properties similar to nitroglycerin, but more stable to heat.
• The List does not include the names of individuals involved in the liquid explosive terrorist attack attempt.

• In 1967, he appeared as “Red Bailey”, one of three men burglarizing bank safes by using a new & volatile liquid explosive (nitroglycerin), in the only two part episode of the TV Western series "Gunsmoke", entitled “Nitro” (S12E28-29).