What of these best defines any Conventional explosive weapon that is capable of a high order?

A conventional explosive weapon capable of a high order is characterized by its ability to produce a rapid and violent explosion, resulting in a significant shockwave and fragmentation. This type of explosive achieves detonation rather than deflagration, leading to a more intense and destructive blast effect. High-order explosives are typically used in military applications and can cause extensive damage to structures and personnel. Examples include TNT, RDX, and C-4.