YES! flour is very explosive when it comes in contact with fire!
More accurately, flour dust suspended in air is quite explosive. Flour mills must take many precautions to prevent fire and explosion. Flour itself is very flammable, but unless it is suspended in air, it will not explode. In fact, the science shows Mythbusters and Timewarp both did experiments with flour to determine whether it was explosive. On Mythbusters, both flour and coffee creamer sent a fireball approximately 40' in diameter hundreds of feet into the air. they did determine that coffee creamer is much more volitile however.
No, Play-Doh is not explosive. It is a non-toxic modeling compound made primarily of water, salt, and flour, so it does not pose an explosive hazard.
A mixture of substances that may explode under the right circumstances. Powdered flour dispersed thru air will explode if a spark is present. Gunpowder is an explosive mixture, not a compound. Nitroglycerine is NOT an explosive mixture. It is an explosive compound.
If the flour is extremely finely ground, the particles can behave almost like a fog or a gas, and reactions with oxygen molecules can be extremely efficient and fast (i.e. explosive), because the oxygen does not have to "burn" through the outer layers of the particles. The phenomenon is not restricted to flour. The right sort of dust (e.g. fine coal dust) can be highly explosive.
All of the surface area of all the particles of flour will be exposed to ignition at the same time, and a flash fire or explosion will take place. Flour in a solid clump is barely combustible, but as a dust mixed in the air, VERY explosive.
When flour dust mixes with air in just the right quantities it can become a very explosive mixture. In fact, even today flour is classified as a hazardous material. In a shaking, vibrating, drafty, WWII-era aircraft, many of which were powered by huge engines which belched fire even in normal conditions, flour could be a very dangerous payload.
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Chicken is not an explosive.
No, a pie can not be explosive.
No, a nickel is not explosive.
No it is not explosive.
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Mount St. Helens is generally regarded as an explosive volcano, but like most stratovolcanoes, it can produce both explosive and non-explosive eruptions.