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Sensitivity refers to the ease with which an explosive can be ignited or detonated, i. e., the amount and intensity of shock, friction, or heat that is required.
When the term sensitivity is used, care must be taken to clarify what kind of sensitivity is under discussion.
The relative sensitivity of a given explosive to impact may vary greatly from its sensitivity to friction or heat.
Some of the test methods used to determine sensitivity relate to:

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