liquid oxygen is in effect more explosive than tnt, but by means they are different. liquid oxygen is not explosive at all without the other chemicals, where all tnt needs is heat, making tnt easier to use. also, one must the fact that tnt is more practical in that it is easier to come by. so, if you put the same effort into aquiring them both, you would end up with enough tnt to make a larger explosion than the one made by the amount of liquid oxygen you would aquire.
1 million tonnes of TNT has the explosive power equivalent to 1 trillion grams of TNT. This is because 1 tonne is equal to 1 million grams.
TNT (trinitrotoluene) is a strong explosive commonly used in military applications and mining operations due to its high explosive power and stability. It generates a large amount of energy when detonated, making it effective for various demolition and construction purposes.
trinitro toluene or TNT
To find the percent of oxygen by mass in trinitrotoluene (TNT), you need to know the molecular formula of TNT. TNT contains 30.4% oxygen by mass, so in 0.370 kg of TNT, the mass of oxygen would be 0.370 kg * 0.304 = 0.11248 kg. To convert this to a percentage, divide the mass of oxygen by the total mass of TNT (0.370 kg) and multiply by 100 to get 30.4%.
Dynamite and TNT destroy things via a shock wave; there is nothing intrinsic about TNT or Dynamite that causes something to be destroyed (i.e. the explosion could just as easily have been produced by any other explosive material).All (solid or semi-solid) materials have a fracturing point, and can thus be "destroyed" by an explosive. The key is how strong the shock wave is when it hits the material, and of course the composition of the material in question.In short, there is no answer to your question, other than, YES, TNT can theoretically defeat any material, given the proper amounts and configuration of TNT, and for certain configurations of the material.
TNT. Liquid Oxygen is not an explosive.TNT
TNT is also known as dynamite. It is a type of explosive. There are four elements that make up TNT: carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen.
TNT is short for Trinitrotoluene it is a high explosive.
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Yes,one kilogram of Caesium explosive is enough to be on par with TNT.
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Not possible as the explosive force of propane will depend on what it is mixed with (air or oxygen or other oxidiser), the ratio propane to oxidising agent, and pressure. In very many cases, propane will not explode when ignited.
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