exploision
Exploision refers to a process or phenomenon in which a material, typically a solid or a gas, undergoes a rapid, self-accelerating decomposition that releases a large amount of energy. The term is often used in chemical engineering and materials science to describe situations where an initially stable compound becomes unstable due to external triggers such as heat, pressure, or radiation, leading to a chain reaction similar to a detonation. Unlike conventional explosions that involve a shockwave and fragmentation, exploision can be a more subtle, internal expansion that may cause a pressure build-up without visibly breaking apart the container.
The mechanism of exploision typically involves a latent exothermic reaction that is suppressed by an energy
Prevention strategies focus on controlling temperature, managing pressure, and isolating reactive components. Safety protocols recommend rigorous