explosive gas

Their only known power is explosive gas from the fingertips.

So they had to use hydrogen, one of the most explosive gases known.

But in the tanks, that chemical became an explosive gas.

It isn't possible to make a completely silent motor of an explosive gas type.

Nor did they know that highly explosive gas was gathering overhead.

As a result, explosive gases were allowed to build up."

The vapor mixed with oxygen in the air to form a highly explosive gas.

On Monday, the scientists said they had detected an increased level of potentially explosive gases.

The radiation produces heat and breaks some chemicals down into explosive gases.

The flame in his Davy lamp turned blue indicating explosive gas.

It was the rocket-fumes and explosive gases spreading with incredible speed.

The process uses an explosive gas mixture to provide thermal energy to burn off the burrs.

The critical factor was circulation of air and control of dangerous explosive gases.

The cause of the explosion was never determined but could have been caused by explosive gas or an unexploded blast.

There is a pocket of explosive gas in-between the cache and the cavern wall.

The mine is filled with explosive gas.

Lenardo Read it carefully and said, "There's a pocket of explosive gas here."

A temporary partition was removed by the investigators during the course of their inspection, behind which explosive gas had been trapped.

It was an essential component of a facility where dangerous and explosive gases were expected to be used in large quantities on a daily basis.

Pockets of explosive gas swelled, hollow balloons in the water, then rapidly collapsed back upon themselves.

"It's the trick of loading CO2 bottles with explosive gas, too!

Some tanks are producing explosive gases, raising the possibility of a large release of radiation.

"We have a potentially explosive gas mix.

A wave front of debris and explosive gases rippled out in ever-widening spheres.

An armoured plate inside the turret protects crew members from fire and explosive gas during intense firing.