To: Red Badger
Sodium reacts violently with water.
More water will just make it worse.
Wonder how a smashed open sodium battery will react to a fire hose.
24 posted on
05/06/2024 12:47:49 PM PDT by
BitWielder1
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To: BitWielder1
Sodium reacts violently with water. Ah, the joys of high-school chemistry class.
Elemental sodium flushed down the toilet.
32 posted on
05/06/2024 2:55:56 PM PDT by
TChad
To: BitWielder1
Sodium reacts violently with water.
More water will just make it worse.
Wonder how a smashed open sodium battery will react to a fire hose.
And yet all table salt (sodium chloride) does with water is dissolve in it.
Are these batteries using pure sodium (highly doubtful)? Flammability and reactivity can vary greatly depending on what other stuff the batteries are made out of. They may be completely inert, or just as explosive as you think. I didn't see much clarification on that.
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