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In the Hindenburg disaster what happened to particles when they were in contact with a spark produced when the airship moored?
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What gas causes violent explosions?
Any gas can be explosive under pressure, but there are a few exceptional ones: Hydrogen:Responsible for the Hindenburg disaster Propane:The gas most commonly used with grilling Methane:one of the many gases produced by our digestive tract Oxygen:the stuff we breath
Is the combustion of aluminum powder exothermic or endothermic?
i am pretty sure that it is endothermic because heat it not produced... but I'm not a 100 percent sure so don't quote me on that! k thanx bye! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------NEW USER You are obviously not very sure upon what endothermic and exothermic means. Obviously, heat was produced in LARGE QUANTITIES in the Hindenburg since COMBUSTION produces heat. So, of course it is exothermic.
How is Mendeleevium produced?
By bombarding alpha particles with Einstsenium, Mendeleevium is produced.
What particles are produced by ionic bonding?
electrons
What energy produced by the vibrations of electrically charged particles?
Such particles will emit electromagnetic waves.
What is the dust like particles produced in the anthers of flowers called?
The dustlike particles produced in the anthers of flowers are pollen.
How many particles of carbon dioxide are produced if 88 grams of propane are used?
9 particles
A stream of particles produced by the corona?
Solar wind
Which type of rocks are produced from deposition of particles?
Sedimentary
What are small particles produced by weathering called?
cows
What is energy produced by moving particles?
thermal energy
What is produced by the weathering of rocks into smaller particles?
they die
