detonable , also: detonatable

Heavy metal azides, such as lead azide are primary high explosives detonable when heated or shaken.

This metathesis reaction occurs if someone tries to alter the fertilizer to make it detonable when mixed with a fuel."

As of 1990, the Trident SLBMs used both detonable fuel and non-insensitive explosives.

Other materials, such as acetylene, ozone and hydrogen peroxide are detonable in the absence of oxygen, a more complete list is given by both Stull and Bretherick.

The new CL-20 propellant is shock-insensitive (hazard class 1.3) as opposed to current HMX smokeless propellants which are highly detonable (hazard class 1.1).

Not with the first-stage boosters, which were manipulable and detonable masses of ball lightning, but with those boosters' culminations, the Vangs, which were ball lightning raised to the sixth power and which only the frightful energies of the boosters could bring into being.