What defines conventional explosice weapon that is capable of a high order of destruction or used in a manner to kill or injure large numbers of people?

Conventional explosive weapons are typically defined by their ability to produce a significant blast effect through chemical reactions, resulting in high-order explosions. These weapons, such as bombs, artillery shells, and missiles, are designed to inflict mass casualties and widespread damage upon detonation. Their lethality is often enhanced by the use of shrapnel or incendiary materials, making them effective in targeting large groups of people or extensive areas. The impact of such weapons raises serious humanitarian concerns, particularly in populated regions.