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A detonating gas is a type of gaseous substance that can undergo a rapid and explosive reaction when ignited or subjected to shock waves. Common examples include hydrogen and acetylene when mixed with air or oxygen, which can produce a violent explosion. These gases are typically characterized by their ability to reach high pressures and temperatures almost instantaneously, leading to a shock wave. Detonating gases are often used in various industrial applications but can also pose significant safety risks if not handled properly.
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What gases near a sunspot that suddenly brighten shooting gas outward at high speed are called?
The gases near a sunspot that suddenly brighten and shoot gas outward at high speed are called solar flares. These intense bursts of radiation can release energy equivalent to millions of hydrogen bombs detonating at the same time.
Do atoms get destroyed?
Atoms can be destroyed by various methods, the most commonly known example is a nuclear weapon detonating.
How does dynamite prevent an avalanche on ski slopes?
Detonating dynamite on slopes of unstable snow, will bring down the snow before an avalanche can cause death and destruction lower down.
Is nuts and bolts a gas and gas?
I think it is a gas and gas
Which gas is used in tear gas and which gas is used in laughing gas?
The basic constituent of Tear gas is phosgen gas, COCl2 (Carbonyl chloride) and laughing gas is nitrous oxide or N2O.
What hazard division is mass detonating?
1.1
What were grenades used for?
Detonating the opposing side in a war or battle.
How many syllables are in detonating?
De-to-na-ting: there are four.
What do people use Nordite for?
detonating nuclear bombes onj the grownd
In which city does detonating a nuclear device warrant a 500 fine?
Chico, California.
Which fire hazard is represented by an orange octagon with a 1 in the center?
mas detonating
Why does your car make a knocking noise when you give a little gas?
Pre-ignition, the fuel detonating before it is supposed to. Can be caused by using too low an octane rating fuel. Put a few gallons of premium in the tank and see if it disappears.
What is a nonel and how it is different than detonating fuse?
Detonating fuses involve the use of electricity for initiating explosions. Nonel propogates a low energy signal along a chemical coating on the inside of a plastic tube to the main charge. Please see the link.
What gases near a sunspot that suddenly brighten shooting gas outward at high speed are called?
The gases near a sunspot that suddenly brighten and shoot gas outward at high speed are called solar flares. These intense bursts of radiation can release energy equivalent to millions of hydrogen bombs detonating at the same time.
How much explosive damage would one foot of detonating cord do?
The explosive damage of one foot of detonating cord can vary based on the type and configuration of the cord, but generally, detonating cord is designed to produce a consistent and uniform detonation wave. Typically, a one-foot length of detonating cord can create a small but concentrated shockwave capable of initiating other explosives. However, the actual damage will depend on factors like the surrounding material, distance from the target, and the presence of other explosives. In practical terms, it's often used for precise applications rather than causing significant damage on its own.
What is the noun form of the verb detonate?
The noun forms of the verb to detonate are detonator, detonation, and the gerund, detonating.
How do you get serpentine belt off?
Applying a small amount of C4 on the idler pulley and detonating it will remove the serpentine belt with ease.
