Jhenrique said:BTW, exist some substance that when is mixed with nitrogen, or with some compost of nitrogen, reacts and explodes? Also, exist some compost of nitrogen that when is submitted to high vibration or shock reacts and explodes?
berkeman said:Um, why do you ask?
Jhenrique said:Which the reason for investigation?
Jhenrique said:Because I remenber from N64's Castlevania that there was a phase where was necessary you combine 2 differents substances, nitro-something and mandragora, and you couldn't even jump because the liquid explods and you die...
Explosions from mix or vibration are caused by the rapid release of energy in a confined space. This can happen when a combustible material is mixed with an oxidizer and ignited, or when a sudden shock or vibration causes a reaction in unstable materials.
Yes, there are several ways to prevent explosions from mix or vibration. These include proper handling and storage of combustible materials, avoiding mixing incompatible materials, and ensuring equipment and machinery are properly maintained and operated.
Materials that are highly combustible or unstable, such as flammable gases, liquids, or solids, are most likely to cause explosions from mix or vibration. These materials may include fuels, chemicals, or certain types of industrial or household products.
Explosions from mix or vibration can be dangerous due to the release of high levels of heat, pressure, and potentially toxic gases. This can result in injuries, structural damage, and fires. In some cases, explosions may also lead to secondary hazards, such as the release of hazardous chemicals.
If an explosion from mix or vibration occurs, it is important to evacuate the area immediately and contact emergency services. Do not attempt to handle any materials involved in the explosion or use any equipment until it has been deemed safe by professionals. Follow any safety protocols and procedures in place at your facility and seek medical attention if needed.