Acetylene knowledge
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Could someone please give some guidance? 1. The chemical equations for copper acetylide and the explosive decomposition of acetylene. 2. Can acetylene polymers be decomposed back into gaseous acetylene under certain conditions? Are acetylene polymers explosive? I would like to express my gratitude here.
Explosions generally produce carbon dioxide and water, while metals produce oxides； Polymers generally cannot be converted back into acetylene. As for whether they can explode, it depends on their degree of polymerization; solid polymers usually do not explode! ! !
Explosions generally produce carbon dioxide and water, which reminds me of the explosion at the Jihua Diphenyl plant
If the decomposition and explosion of copper acetylide produces carbon dioxide and water, or metal oxides, where does the oxygen come from?
Acetylene is very unstable under high pressure; sparks, heat, and friction can all cause its explosive decomposition to produce hydrogen and carbon. The polymerization of three molecules of acetylene into one molecule of benzene can also lead to an explosion!