Does hydrogen explode in the presence of water vapor?
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As the title suggests, the exhaust gases from liquid-phase reactions contain hydrogen, water vapor, and inorganic acid gases. Can such exhaust gases explode?
There is also a risk of explosion； This is because the elements of an explosion are the same as those for combustion: a combustible material, an oxidizing agent, and a source of ignition. Although the presence of water vapor or inert gases may affect the explosion limit, it does not completely eliminate the risk of explosion.