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Because it is qucik reacting
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Why is sodium azide used in airbags?
Because it is qucik reacting
How much sodium azide is used in airbags?
Between 50 g and 250 g of NAN3.
What is the use of NaN3?
NaN3 also known as Sodium azide is used as an antibacterial agent and to inflate airbags.
How do the properties of sodium azide make it useful in airbags?
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How does sodium azide work in air bags?
The airbags inflation system reacts sodium azide with potassium nitrate to produce nitrogen gas. Hotblast of the nitrogen gas inflate the airbag.
What are in airbags?
Nothing until they're activated. Then sodium azide is reacted to rapidly produce nitrogen gas, which inflates the bag.
What salt is used in airbag systems?
azide
What is the definition of the word azide?
Azide is a word that is commonly used in the chemistry world, more specifically, in organic chemistry. It is a proponent used in air bags (which are found in vehicles).
What is the birth name of George Azide?
George Azide's birth name is Nnamdi Azide.
Does and air bag in an automobile use hydraulics and pneumatics?
Niether. Although it is possible to inflate an airbag with pneumatics, most car airbags are actually inflated by an explosive charge called sodium azide, which is even faster than pneumatics. Airbags only have a fraction of a second to inflate, which is why a sodium azide explosive charge is used. Inflating an airbag hydraulically would be very bad - hydraulic fluid is incompressible, and thus can't absorb any crash energy. It would probably just burst even if you could inflate it quickly enough!
What is the High explosive used in air bags?
Sodium azide
Why is sodium azide used in air bags?
its to add that security
