MCQ
Which of the following explode on heating?
- ✓Azides
- BSulphates
- CChlorides
- DPhosphides
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Azides
some experiments describe on calcium and barium azid and tetrazene, which explode while they are solid.
The explosion of the molten azides is due to self heating of the liquid.
Explosion is facilitated by the presence of an inert gas above the decomposing liquid self heating of the liquid azides is due to the retention of heat products of reaction near the surface.
The explosion of the molten azides is due to self heating of the liquid.
Explosion is facilitated by the presence of an inert gas above the decomposing liquid self heating of the liquid azides is due to the retention of heat products of reaction near the surface.
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