1. the quality or state of being capable of detonating or exploding
Usage: technical; used in chemistry, explosives engineering, and safety contexts

Examples

• The detonability of the compound was tested under controlled laboratory conditions.
• Engineers assessed the detonability of the new explosive material before field trials.
• Safety regulations require careful monitoring of any substance with high detonability.
• The detonability of the fuel mixture depends on temperature and pressure.
• Researchers studied the detonability characteristics of various chemical compounds.