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Why are thermal reactions are dangerous on an industrial scale?
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∙ 11y ago
This is because there is a larger amount of raw materials in the runaway reaction so the the reaction would effect all the other product line or batches that where all ready made or are in the process of being made.
I think if I'm right you'll probably need this 4 GCSE course work. Then if you are check the Bhopal and t2 lab runway reaction video on you tube it may help you understand it a bit more.
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