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Why there are nitrogen bombs and nitro boosters if oxygen helps in burning?
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∙ 8y ago
Because chemical other than oxygen also boost burning rates.
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Sorry- we are going to have to ask you to be more specific- your question is too broad for a meaningful answer. Early bombs used a burning fuse. Bombs in use today can be detonated by electrical or mechanical fuses in dozens of ways. Good questions equal good answers. Please rephrase yours and repost.
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