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Fill-in-the-blank: In the acetylene production process, it is strictly prohibited to use ( ) tools, fittings, and valves. Because acetylene reacts with it in a dry state to produce intense explosions. Answer: Copper; copper acetylide
-------Copper---------Copper acetylide------
During the acetylene production process, the use of (copper) tools, fittings, and valves is strictly prohibited. Because acetylene reacts with it in a dry state to form copper acetylide, which causes violent explosions.
The first blank is copper, and the second blank is copper acetylide
4. During the acetylene production process, the use of copper tools, fittings, and valves is strictly prohibited. Because acetylene and copper are in a dry state...
During the acetylene production process, the use of (copper) tools, fittings, and valves is strictly prohibited. Because acetylene reacts with it in a dry state to form copper acetylide, which causes violent explosions.
During the acetylene production process, the use of (copper) tools, fittings, and valves is strictly prohibited. Because acetylene reacts with it in a dry state to produce intense explosions.
During the acetylene production process, the use of (copper) tools, fittings, and valves is strictly prohibited. Because acetylene reacts with it in a dry state to form copper acetylide, which causes violent explosions.
During the acetylene production process, the use of (copper) tools, fittings, and valves is strictly prohibited. Because acetylene reacts with it in a dry state to form copper acetylide, which causes violent explosions
During the acetylene production process, the use of (copper) tools, fittings, and valves is strictly prohibited. Because acetylene reacts with it in a dry state to form copper acetylide, which causes violent explosions
During the acetylene production process, the use of (copper) tools, fittings, and valves is strictly prohibited. Because acetylene reacts with it in a dry state to form acetylene copper, which causes violent explosions