Various Twitter sources saying a fire started in a container of “Explosives” at the “Metalurgical Industrial” port.
That caused an acetylene transfer tank at the port to explode. Other Tweets say it was acetone/ketene.
That sounds about right. Static electricity causes a lot of these massive explosions.
BBC/sky, etc. all over this.
CNN too busy attacking Trump, and feeding into the #BlackLivesMatter narrative.
From the MSDS
Storage: Because of acetylene's unstable nature, it must be stored under special conditions. This is accomplished by dissolving the acetylene in liquid acetone. The liquid acetone is then stored in the acetylene cylinder, which in turn, is filled with a porous (sponge-like) cementitious material.
So if acetylene was involved, acetone likely was present.