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Almost always oxidation,
the speed of the reaction is the big difference between fire and explosions
(and slower yet - the "respiration" reactions that keep you alive).
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What is the difference between fire and an explosion?
Fires basiclly does not kill more people. Explosions are less common though, that's for sure!
Why does a house fire double every 30 seconds?
Fire grows in 3 dimensions, therefore it is going to increase rapidly as time goes by. Furthermore, as the temperature increases, things burn quicker, and there can be explosions
What is caused by the suns energy?
heat and fire and explosions from its source in the middle exploding and eventualy run out shrinks, turns white then creates a super Nova (very big boom). :-)
Is it possible for the sound of ships' cannon fire to be heard 50 miles away over ocean waters?
Sure. Really loud explosions can be heard half a world away.
Does an explosion produce light?
Not necessarily. Many of the explosions we are familiar with involve high-temperature chemical reactions, which do release light. Explosions at lower temperature, such as steam explosions, do not produce light.
How do fire explosions happen?
.... In my pants? All the time, baby. ;)
How does a batterywork?
It buzzes and powers sh*t then it creates nuclear explosions in your face and kills you
Are the stars in the sky fire?
They are worde than fire.. they are actually Nuclear Fusion explosions beyond control..
What is noise called from weapon fire or explosions?
usually they are known as concussions.
What is the Noise from weapon fire or explosions called?
usually they are known as concussions.
What are the harzards of gas torch?
Fire, explosions, burns. And don't inhale the gas.
Which is bigger a nuclear or atomic explosion?
Nuclear explosions are the result of splitting the atom. It is actually what powers the sun.
How large was the Buncefield fire?
The Buncefield fire which happened in Hertfordshire England in 2005 was a huge fire caused by multiple explosions. The fire wasn't put out for hours after it started.
Catch on fire?
When somthing catches on fire the fire actually causes it to be on fire, like a nuke, for instance (i got a little crazy by saying nuke, i like explosions)
How do you get past Dark Bones in Paper Mario Thousand Year Door?
fire or explosions
What are Hephaestus powers?
Hephaestus's powers are metal working fire. He is also the god of fire forges and volcanoes.
How can you get fire powers?
You cannot.
