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What is the action and reaction force during blowing a balloon?
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∙ 15y ago
Air fill the balloon and force it to expand but being a rubber base substance the balloon always in the state of pushing the air (that's why if you put a hole on a balloon it will "fly").
Air pushing is an action.
Balloon pushing back is a reaction.
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To understand why balloons produce a bang, we must fist understand why they burst.As balloons reach their maximum expansion, they get to a point where the latex cannot stretch anymore and gets stiff and resists any further stretching. This increase in stiffness will cause an increase in the air pressure inside the balloon just before bursting.While the air pressure inside the balloon does not contain much potential energy, the latex does store terrific potential energy. The rapid release of the stored energy during the burst produces the resounding bang. More detailed explanationWhen a balloon bursts, the latex splits into various pieces as cracks are developed. The speed of sound in the latex is much higher than the speed of sound in air. The speed of the crack propagation through the latex approaches the speed of sound in the latex. Therefore, the velocity of the crack-faces breaks the sound barrier in air and produces a sonic boom. The latex then violently contracts. The ends of the latex contract so rapidly that they break the sound barrier.Just like the end of a bull-whip, they create a shock wave.More the latex breaking the sound barrier, the bigger the bang. The faster the latex is going, the bigger the bang.(check the related link for a video)
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