Hey sci what the strongest nonnuclear explosive I'm curious

Like whatever amount of tons of TNT you can think of +1

>>7762974
The sound from your mom's thighs clapping together

>>7762974
TNT I guess

Octanitrocubane apparently but it's too expensive to be practical.

>>7762977
Hey that's not scientific

FOAB

Kinetic bombardment.

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Gotta love thermobaric weapons. Nasty !

>>7762974
Explosive strength is directly tied to chemical instability, OP, among some other factors.

If you want the strongest explosive, you will also have one of the most dangerous, and it will not be the kind of stuff you could ever amass any great quantity of.

>>7762974
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octanitrocubane

>Octanitrocubane has a detonation velocity of 10,100 m/s, making it the fastest known explosive.

>The R.E. factor of octanitrocubane is 2.38, making it the most effective chemical explosive known.