What is in chemicals that make them explode?

Answer 1

Works toliet cleaner and tin foil do the same thing as baking soda and vinger but alot beder but watch out its way more exsploive

Add some dirt to the eqaution and you get A Dora the explorer

Answer 2

It depends on the specific chemical and the ways in which it can react. Explosive chemicals have a large amount of energy trapped in their bonds that can be released rapidly in a chemical reaction. reactions. Another major factor is the ability of a compound to produce some sort of gas in such a reaction. A rapid enough release of gas, especially if it is hot, will result in an explosion. Explosions can occur by a few chemical properties. Rapid combustion, involving some substance reaction with oxygen, is one of the most common forms. For example, methane gas (CH4) can react violently with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water vapor. Other substances may also react violently with one another, such as that between ammonium perchlorate (NH4ClO4) and aluminum react to form aluminum oxide, aluminum chloride and the gasses nitrous oxide and water vapor. Some of the most powerful explosives work by chemical decomposition, with one substance breaking down into simple substances. For example, nitroglycerin (C3H5N3O9) will very rapidly break down into carbon dioxide, water vapor, nitrogen, and oxygen.

Answer 3

Hydrogen peroxide and petrol would probably explode.

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Some examples are the following:

- hydrogen peroxide and acetone in the presence of an acid

- hydrogen peroxide and acetic acid

- hydrogen peroxide and sulfuric acid

- hydrogen and oxygen at high temperature

- nitric acid and reducing agents (ex.: hydrazine)

- silver salts and ammonia in the presence of a strong base

Answer 4

you can't mix fire with a chemical, fire is just a presence of energy being transfered into heat through chemical reaction and while something is oxidising,

so the answer is nothing as you can't mix with fire.

Answer 5

Sometimes is very possible.

Answer 6

yeah