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Why should acetylene cylinders not be collided with?

2021-08-01View Original

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The collision causes the activated carbon to break apart, increasing the volume available for expansion; acetylene gas accumulates under high pressure, posing a risk of explosion; At the same time, as the temperature rises, gaseous acetylene undergoes polymerization and explodes.
Reply #22021-08-05
What is the activated carbon in the acetylene cylinder used for?

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