Is molybdenum explosive

Answer 1

Pure magnesium is highly flammable as a powder or ribbon, though in brick form it may be difficult to ignite. It is often used in fireworks, flares, and explosives because of the high levels of light and heat generated from burning magnesium. However magnesium allows are not flammable.

A magnesium flame is not very large, but the temperatures can reach well over 5,000 °F. A magnesium fire can be difficult to extinguish as it will burn through water and carbon dioxide. When ignited, is burns very bright, and also gives off UV light, it can cause vision damage if exposed for too long.

Answer 2

No, molybdenum is not explosive. It is a metallic element that is commonly used in various industrial applications due to its high melting point and strength. It is not known to be inherently explosive under normal conditions.

Answer 3

Molybdenum is not flammable. it is a metal, therefore it cannot catch on fire.

Answer 4

MnO2 is not flammable; it is already fully oxidized.

Answer 5

No, methanol is more flammable than ethanol.

Answer 6

no it aint boitch

Answer 7

Yes, methanol is very flammable.

Answer 8

flammable