explosives

About 100 million people died of tobacco in the 20th century, while atomic bombs, AK guns and explosives also killed millions of people in battles.

There will never be terrorists, put bombs in bags in public places, if this system becomes a reality.

Russian chemists and physicists have found a way to make explosives

Ancan (Alkane) liquid fuels are being targeted by terrorist groups to make bombs. The danger is that, until now, no effective equipment has detected this risk.

By inserting microchips into the rat brain, Russian scientists are working to create a machine that can penetrate the most solidified platforms and sniff explosives.

Scientists at Israel's Tracense Company have successfully researched an electronic chip with microscopic chemical sensors that can detect explosives in the air at extremely low

The new bio-based design of odor receptors in dogs is capable of rapidly detecting hazardous chemicals.

Dr. Denis Spitzer and his colleagues are developing a type of sensor capable of detecting explosive smells of TNT and other explosives with very low levels, which can radiate from

The new sensor, made from nanofibres, can 'smell' the explosives from underground explosive devices and announce a chemical reaction. Allows visual detection.

The engineers at the Warsaw University of Technology have successfully developed an application that allows smart phones to detect explosive devices. SAPER, in Latin means