A new type of explosives uses nanotechnology for making a better effect

Kimmo Huosionmaa

The nanotechnological explosives are the quite little-known solution of this technology. This kind of explosives might have nanoballs, what is filled with oxidizing chemicals or oxygen, what would boost the power of the chemical explosive. Or the explosive itself it packed in the nanoballs, what is covered by some chemical, what is invisible for security checks. And if they can store the oxygen would they used in the special fuels, would that If those nanoballs would be made by the easily vaporizing material they could be used in the fuel for releasing the oxygen in the cylinder or combustion chamber of some motors.

But in this case, they should be small enough that they can pass the fuel injection system of the motors. But let's go back to explosives. Those balls consist of the layer, what is made by ceramics or varnish, and the explosive, what would be exploded by napalm or in the exotic version by targeting them with high-power electromagnetic radiation, what would raise the temperature in the balls, and that would cause the explosion. If there is a small piece of metal, that would hit the park in the explosive, and it would explode.

This dust type of explosive would allow making the more effective version of the FAE (Fuel Air Explosives), what is ever made. But when we are thinking about the composite explosives, there is another version of the nanotechnical version of C-4 plastic explosive. There are two components of the explosives in this material. The slower burning component, what could be TNT (Trinitrotoluene) would be forming the pyramid shape structures in the material.

Those structures are forming the chains in the structure of the explosive. And in the top of the pyramids is the molecule of the RDX (Cyclonite), and that molecular structure allows the explosive focus the power in the certain direction. Those pyramids are acting like miniature HEAT ammunition, what would give those explosives very huge power. The shape of this structure might be like foam rubber, but it would be more effective if, the pyramid structure is pointed to the way, that the blast effect would be targeted to the target like in the full-scale HEAT-warhead. That would give extra-power to those explosives.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RDX

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