Why does black powder not explode unless it is ignited in a confined area? What practical application (besides explosives) does this make black powder suitable for?
What will be an ideal response?
Black powder does not explode when unconfined because it decomposes too slowly. It is commonly used in safety fuses that carry a flame to an explosive charge.
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