Why does aluminum powder pose a risk of explosion in a carbon dioxide environment? ?
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Why does aluminum powder pose a risk of explosion in a carbon dioxide environment? ? Seeking advice!
Who said that? How is that possible? As long as it’s in a carbon dioxide environment, right? In many oxidizing atmospheres, aluminum powder is at risk of explosion, including air, oxygen, chlorine gas, and high-valent nitrogen oxide gases. Carbon dioxide is also a high-valent oxide gas with certain oxidizing properties, while aluminum is a strong reducing agent; at certain temperatures, they can react, and such reactions are vigorous.
Take a look at Baidu Baike on the properties of aluminum powder; there’s a sentence there!
Look, in the explanation of the principle behind dust explosions, there is a sentence like this
This post was last edited by qugd on 2016-5-10 11:08. How can you believe Baidu, you idiot? Also, your understanding of Chinese isn’t good either? First, understand the sentence in which I doubt you.
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