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What is a self-decomposition reaction

2010-09-10View Original

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The deflagration safety relief standard (AQ) states that this standard does not apply to emergency pressure relief caused by heat release from self-decomposition reactions; I know that decomposition reactions include catalytic decomposition reactions, thermal decomposition reactions, and photochemical decomposition reactions. But what is a self-decomposition reaction? For example: the decomposition reaction of NO, the decomposition reaction of methanol – does the decomposition reaction of ** belong to the category of self-decomposition reactions? What is the difference between it and the several decomposition reactions mentioned above? Can several decomposition reactions occur simultaneously when the same substance decomposes?
Reply #22010-09-12
It usually refers to substances that can undergo vigorous decomposition at room temperature, or with slight heating

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