What is another word for volume-detonation bomb?
Pronunciation: [vˈɒljuːmdˌɛtənˈe͡ɪʃən bˈɒm] (IPA) 
A volume-detonation bomb is a type of explosive device that creates a large-scale detonation by rapidly releasing a high volume of explosive materials. Synonyms for this type of bomb include a thermobaric bomb, fuel-air explosive, concussion bomb, or blast bomb. Thermobaric bombs use a mixture of fuel and oxygen that creates a high-pressure explosion, while fuel-air explosives release a cloud of explosive gases that ignite to produce a powerful blast. Concussion bombs rely on the shock wave of the explosion to cause damage, and blast bombs typically use a combination of heat, light, and sound to create a massive shockwave. Regardless of the name, these types of bombs are devastating weapons that have the potential to cause widespread destruction.
