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If it's like a Daisy Cutter, the technology is similar, but not identical, to a fuel air bomb. Fuel Air Bombs disperse only explosive fuel and ignite it using the air's oxygen; the Daisy Cutter disperses an explosive and an oxydizer. For the large amount of fuel sprayed out, it's supposed to be more, uh, reliable.
Kind of a grim and meaningless difference, but there it is. If you're feeling a similar morbid fascination, check out
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/dumb/index.html
for a catalog of US bombs. The BLU-82 is the Daisy Cutter.
Curtiss, obviously gripped by morbid fascination