Explosive is HMX
The prospective buyer wants to know the actual explosive power of your substance. Explosive power is defined as the heat of explosion (kJ/kg) x the volume of gases (L/g) produced (at final temperature). Calculate the explosive power of your substance. Use the volume of your gas produced after heating by "heat of explosion".
HMX is an explosive with chemical formula C4H8N8O8
On explosion C4H8N8O8 ---------> 4CO + 4H2O + 4N2
Water is converted to steam and it is considered as gaseous product.
So 1 mole of HMX produce 12 moles of gaseous molecules on explosion.
Each mole of HMX produce 22.4 dm3
12 moles of HMX ---> 268.8 dm3 (12 x 22.4)
Molar mass of HMX = 296.155 g/mol
Each gram of HMX ----> 268.8 dm3/296.155 g = 0.9076 = 0.908 dm3/g
Volume of gas produced, V= 0.908 dm3/g = 0.908 l/g (1 dm3 = 1l)
Heat of explosion,Q = 5010 kJ/g
1 g ----> 5010 kJ
1000 g ---> 5010 x 103 kJ/Kg
Explosive power = Q x V = 5010 x 103 kJ/Kg x 0.908 l/g = 454.908 J l/g2
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