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By "bombs," I assume you mean explosive compounds. A complete bomb would include the metal of the casing, the batteries of the detonator, the paint on the outside, etc.
Essentially, an explosive is a compound that oxidizes very rapidly. Oxidation is the same process responsible for rust and fire and the redness of our blood. One chemical all bombs must have, or get, is oxygen. In fact, the science of explosive design is principally mixing chemicals in such a way that the oxygen in the reaction will be put to use. Other chemicals commonly found are nitrogen, hydrogen, sulfur, chlorine and sometimes aluminum.
How rapid is rapid? Well, if you could somehow get a wire coat hanger to rust from one end, it might take a week or more to travel an inch along its length; if you burned a sheet of newspaper, flames would probably devour it in less than half a minute; if you could start an explosive reaction in a modern detonating compound like RDX, the reaction would travel nine kilometers in one second.
What else can I help you with?
Can bombs be prepared from detergents?
Detergents are not suitable for making bombs. Bomb-making typically requires explosives or other hazardous materials that are not found in household detergents. Mixing detergents with other chemicals can be dangerous and should be avoided.
Are smoke bombs bad for the environment?
Smoke bombs can be harmful to the environment as they release chemicals and toxins into the air and surrounding area. The chemicals in smoke bombs can contribute to air pollution and may have negative effects on plant and animal life. It's important to use smoke bombs responsibly and properly dispose of them to minimize their environmental impact.
Are bombs toxic?
Bombs do not inherently contain toxic substances, but depending on the materials used to create the bomb, there may be toxic chemicals released upon explosion. These chemicals can pose significant health risks to individuals in the vicinity of the explosion or to those involved in cleanup and disposal efforts.
Do Bath bombs Dissolve in water?
Yes, bath bombs are designed to dissolve in water when placed in a bathtub. They contain ingredients that react with the water, creating a fizzing and bubbling effect while releasing fragrances, colors, and moisturizing properties.
What are some examples of toxic chemicals that are commonly found in household products?
Some examples of toxic chemicals commonly found in household products include phthalates, formaldehyde, and triclosan.
Can bombs be prepared from detergents?
Detergents are not suitable for making bombs. Bomb-making typically requires explosives or other hazardous materials that are not found in household detergents. Mixing detergents with other chemicals can be dangerous and should be avoided.
Are smoke bombs bad for the environment?
Smoke bombs can be harmful to the environment as they release chemicals and toxins into the air and surrounding area. The chemicals in smoke bombs can contribute to air pollution and may have negative effects on plant and animal life. It's important to use smoke bombs responsibly and properly dispose of them to minimize their environmental impact.
What is in World War I bombs?
Below I have added some links about some unconventional bombs that were used during World War 1. Bombs basically have chemicals/powders that ignite when the bomb lands or a detonator causes the bomb to explode. You will be amazed at what bombs were around then when you see the links.
What was not found in war in Iraq?
neuclea bombs
Can smoke bombs be used as lethal weapons?
The answer is that smoke bombs are not designed as lethal weapons. However, it can happen that someone may choke on the smoke and asphyxiate or may have an allergy to the chemicals used in the smoke bombs, that are also known as smoke grenades. Therefore it can be said that sometimes smoke bombs can be lethal.
How did the children's bodies react to the chemicals of the bombs?
Death. Typically. Depends on the bomb. Atom bomb'll kill 'em. Public Enemy dropping bombs though? That'll ill 'em.
What are the names of the chemicals in beer?
chemicals found in beer
Are there bombs for head lice for your home?
Hell no. The chemicals in spray pesticide are too strong for human use and not healthy.
Where can nuclear fussion be found?
The cores of stars and hydrogen bombs.
What information was Truman aware of about the bombs?
He found out when he became President.
Is there bombs planted in the river Clyde?
yes there is they have been found
Are bombs toxic?
Bombs do not inherently contain toxic substances, but depending on the materials used to create the bomb, there may be toxic chemicals released upon explosion. These chemicals can pose significant health risks to individuals in the vicinity of the explosion or to those involved in cleanup and disposal efforts.
