Munroe effect

English

Etymology

Named after American chemist Charles Edward Munroe (1849–1938).

Noun

Munroe effect (plural Munroe effects)

  1. The focusing of blast energy by a hollow or void cut on the surface of an explosive.
    Synonyms: Munroe-Neumann effect, Neumann effect
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