EXPLOSIONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA IN THE PERIOD FROM 2006 TO 2011 A RESEARCH CONDUCTED IN THE FIREFIGHTING UNITS
EXPLOSIONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA IN THE PERIOD FROM 2006 TO 2011 A RESEARCH CONDUCTED IN THE FIREFIGHTING UNITS

Summary/Abstract: Explosions are a phenomenon that occurs as a result of explosive substances and as a result they bring to a large number of victims and destruction of material goods. Detonation reaction is defined as instantaneous combustion or decomposition at a speed greater than the speed of sound. Explosion is a chemical or mechanical activity that results in a rapid spread of gases. The execution of this type of crime is easy to implement since bombs for the preparation of an explosion contain many common ingredients that are readily available. These include: black gunpowder, nitroglycerin, ammonium nitrate, triaceton triperoxide, trinitrotoluene, etc. Some of them become murderous only if activated by means of an initial explosion which can be: electricity, safety wick, or detonating wire. What is characteristically of the detonating wire is that it can be used to connect a series of explosive charges so that they can detonate simultaneously. The most important step in detecting and analyzing the remains of the explosive substances is the collection of appropriate samples at the site where the explosion occurred. Some undetected remains of explosives almost always remain at the site of the explosion. According to the size of the crater, it is determined whether it is a weak or strong explosion. Remnants of explosive materials can be located in the ground crater or hole where the explosive device or objects located near the detonation is activated.

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