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Explosive > Acetylene
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Acetylene Defined
Acetylene or ethyne (HC CH), a colorless gas and the simplest alkyne ( Hydrocarbon). Explosive on contact with air, it is stored dissolved under pressure in Acetone. It is used to make neoprene rubber, plastics, and resins. The oxyacetylene torch mixes and burns oxygen and acetylene to produce a very hot flame—as high as 6300°F (3480°C)—that can cut steel and weld iron and other metals.
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