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What is an example of a chemical fire?

For example, burning hydrogen with chlorine as an oxidizer also produces a flame. The product of the reaction is hydrogen chloride (HCl), so the fire consists of hydrogen, chlorine, HCl, light, and heat. Other combinations are hydrogen with fluorine and hydrazine with nitrogen tetroxide.

What causes chemical fire?

A chemical fire is a blaze that occurs when a chemical reaction ignites a chemical compound. To prevent chemical fires, its important to understand the chemicals that your workplace is carrying, so you can determine controls to prevent ignition of the substance or vapour, as well as the control of the fire itself.

What chemical reaction can start a fire?

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How common are chemical fires?

For refineries, this frequency with which an external fire is large enough to cause severe impacts is about once every 10 years. For chemical plants that use a flammable or combustible material, this frequency is around once every 500 years, or on an order of magnitude basis, once every 100 years.

What is chemical fire caused by?

Chemistry. Fire is a chemical process in which a fuel and an oxidizing agent react, yielding carbon dioxide and water. This process, known as a combustion reaction, does not proceed directly and involves intermediates. Although the oxidizing agent is typically oxygen, other compounds are able to fulfill the role.