| Explosives experts refer to rapid explosive reactions as detonation and slower explosive reactions as deflagration. |
| Other times, depending on the casement, whether it is plastic or metal, especially metal, it will do low order detonation, or what we call deflagration. |
| Open slowly, as sudden pressure surges can generate heat and thus trigger a deflagration. |
| When no deflagration ensues, the matter contained in the crucible will have lost much of its fluidity. |
| Imagine tossing a lighted gasoline-soaked book into an open window — what sweet household deflagration would follow! |
| Prevent deflagration or detonation that could jeopardize the integrity or leak tightness of the containment. |
