Chemical Hazards and Reactions

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Chemical Hazards and Reactions

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Test Your Knowledge - Select the correct answer

What is a difference between detonating and deflagrating explosives?

	Deflagrating is generally combustion followed by a shock wave
	Detonating explosives have a detonation rate of 1000 feet per second, and deflagrating have a rate of 4 feet per second
	Detonation can only be caused by shock, heat, or friction and deflagration can only occur if there is a booster
	None of the above

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