What are three differences between fire and an explosion?

Answer 1

the first differnce is that an explosion is accompanied by a shockwave and requiers someone to detonate it or it can be done by pressure plate but thats off topic i leaves very little in the way of residue unlike a fire which leaves ash and you can put out a fire you cant put out an explostion this is best illistrated by the bombs that people straped to them selves (suicide bombing) you cant put them out if one sets a fire can easaly be put out thats the big difference but un less its like the fire storm in the the londons subway system that turned into a fire storm that caused an explostion (to be continued)

Answer 2

1. Fire is a combustion process that releases energy slowly, while an explosion is a rapid release of energy that generates a shock wave.
2. Fire requires a fuel source, oxygen, and heat to sustain itself, while an explosion typically involves a rapid chemical reaction that releases energy quickly.
3. Fire produces flames and heat, whereas an explosion produces a sudden increase in pressure and can result in a burst of debris.