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Discussion Forum : Environmental Engineering - Section 1 (Q.No. 37)
37.
The widest explosive limit is of __________ , thereby making it the most explosive gas.
Discussion:
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Pradeep said:
8 years ago
Upto my knowledge,
Acetylene gas have the widest explosive limit.
But not the most explosive gas!
The most explosive gas is Hydrogen.
So the question should be twisted a little bit.
For the answer to be acetylene.
And
By the way, the terms may vary according to the available conditions (eg. temperature, pressure, volatility).
Acetylene gas have the widest explosive limit.
But not the most explosive gas!
The most explosive gas is Hydrogen.
So the question should be twisted a little bit.
For the answer to be acetylene.
And
By the way, the terms may vary according to the available conditions (eg. temperature, pressure, volatility).
SAA said:
8 years ago
Explosive limits:
Acetylene 2.5 - 81.
Ammonia 15 - 28.
Carbon Monoxide 12 - 75.
Ethyl Alcohol, Ethanol 3.3 - 19.
Hydrogen 4 - 75.
Acetylene 2.5 - 81.
Ammonia 15 - 28.
Carbon Monoxide 12 - 75.
Ethyl Alcohol, Ethanol 3.3 - 19.
Hydrogen 4 - 75.
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