Yes, you're right about nitroglycerine. Actually, nitroglycerine is particularly alarming because (1) it is extremely susceptible to kinetic, rather than thermal or electrical, triggering (2) it contains enough oxygen to completely burn and still release some oxygen to the surroundings.
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Actually, nitroglycerine is particularly alarming because (1) it is extremely susceptible to kinetic, rather than thermal or electrical, triggering (2) it contains enough oxygen to completely burn and still release some oxygen to the surroundings.