【Daily Question】Deep Processing 20160929 Fill-in-the-blank: An activator undergoes ( ) when it comes into contact with water, and it undergoes ( ) when it comes into contact with air~
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It catches fire spontaneously when exposed to air, and explodes when in contact with water
: The activator undergoes (explosion) when in contact with water, and (combustion) when exposed to air~
The activator explodes very easily when it comes into contact with water, and it emits smoke and catches fire when exposed to air
The activator is classified as a Ziegler-Natta catalyst, which is a metal-organic compound. Typical of such compounds is their tendency to undergo explosive decomposition in the presence of water, as well as vigorous combustion when exposed to air. To deal with this, in the event of a leak of such substances, cover it with dry sand; never use water or foam extinguishers.
Triethylaluminum explodes upon contact with water and catches fire spontaneously when exposed to air
Explodes when in contact with water, and catches fire spontaneously when exposed to air
The activator undergoes (spontaneous combustion) when in contact with water, and (explosion) when exposed to air
An explosion can occur, and fires are likely to start!