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Some contact explosives contain an oxidizer and a fuel in their composition.

Chemicals like gasoline, a fuel, burn instead of explode because they must come into contact with oxygen in the combustion reaction.

However, if the compound already contains both the oxidant and fuel, it produces a much faster and violent reaction.

Therefore, any small amount of applied energy cuts this thread and releases the iodine and nitrogen atoms to react with the fuel, allowing the reaction to occur quickly and release a large amount of energy.

and Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 234, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas.

The core consisted of clusters of hexagonal graphite fuel elements containing pyrographite-coated beads of uranium pellets coated with niobium carbide to prevent corrosion by exposure to the hydrogen propellant.

Each fuel rod cluster was supported by an inconel tie rod.

The fuel pellets were provided by Westinghouse Astrofuel's Cheswick plant in Allegheny County.

A phosphoric acid fuel cell was designed, built, and tested successfully.

The Southern Pacific is credited with being the first western railroad to experiment in 1879 with the use of oil in its locomotives as a fuel source in lieu of coal (with substantial technical assistance from the Union Oil Company, one of the SP's biggest accounts).

This innovation not only allowed the SP (and other railroads that soon followed their example) to benefit from the use of this abundant and economically viable fuel source, but to create new markets by capitalizing on the burgeoning petroleum industry.

The immense popularity of Helen Hunt Jackson's 1884 novel Ramona in particular fueled a surge in tourism, which happened to coincide with the opening of SP's Southern California lines.

The growing influence of the environmental movement in the late '60s, coupled with the fuel shortages of the early '70s, had directed the utilities’ focus away from expansion and toward conservation.