Comments by "Bob thebomb" (@bobthebomb1596) on "Bomb Experts Review Explosions From 'Mission Impossible' to 'The Hurt Locker' | Vanity Fair" video.

  1. Even if you could produce a binary explosive, you would never be able to just put the two halves together like in that chewing gum. For a start the chances of accidental initiation would be too great, but primarily because there would be incompatibility at the junction of the two halves.
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  2.  @JamesChurchill  Not practicable. All plasticised materials are prone to creep and bleed. Two chemicals with such violent incompatibility would eventually come into contact. A binary explosive that could be mixed and initiated yes, but not one which would initiate on contact.
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