Wiktionary
n. Any explosive device that releases a noxious chemical compound (such as chlorine) upon detonation
WordNet
n. a bomb laden with chemical agents that are released when the bomb explodes [syn: gas bomb]
Usage examples of "chemical bomb".
And I had no intention of handing a deadly chemical bomb over to possible terrorists.
I take it that it was a chemical bomb and not one with a fuse, or you would have a different story to tell.
Ephraim seniors, not even the rowdy, sometimes nialicious boys who might have wished to pull off such a brilliant stunt (their teachers swore they simply weren't capable of concocting such a chemical bomb, let alone shrewdly timing it to detonate well into the ceremony and not at once) but by senior boys from one or another of their sports rivals in the valley-Yewville High, for instance.
Rather like here, actually: but at least here, no one was likely to drop a selective chemical bomb on you suddenly in aid of a herdbeast raid.
Perhaps it was well for the passengers' peace of mind that only Chang and his engineer appreciated one vital statistic: the fully-charged batteries contained the energy of a large chemical bomb, now ticking away on the outside of the Tower.
Five seconds after actuation the chemical bomb blows and knocks out the controls.