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Which is the most explosive element?

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Answer: Nitrogen

All explosives must contain both oxidizing and reducing agents. Strong oxidizing agents require the use of the most electronegative elements nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, and chlorine.

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Answer:

Hydrogen is the most explosive element

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