What is the the most explosive liquid on earth?

Question

What is the the most explosive liquid on earth?

Answer 1

liquid oxygen

Answer 2

Nitroglycerin

Based on the number of answers that have been given which appear to be based on ignorance, I will elaborate my answer.

Oxygen and hydrogen as LIQUIDS are not explosive at all. Oxygen is not even explosive after it is converted into a gas - it is merely the oxidizer which allows combustion to occur (and an explosion is merely very rapid oxidation).  Hydrogen is explosive when converted to a gas (as it is in all rocket fuel applications), but as a liquid it is too cold and dense to oxidize, so in that form it is not explosive.  Also, neither of these elements exists at standard room temperature and pressure as a liquid.

The reason that Alfred Nobel (after whom the Nobel prize in named) became famous is that he found a way to stabilize nitroglycerin by combining it with inert materials to make it safe to transport.  It is/was dangerous because as a liquid it is so unstable that simply agitating it could/would cause its detonation.

Answer 3

cesium or francium in water... or lava (volcanos)

Answer 4

Liquid Hydrogen / Oxygen reaction.  It is what is used by NASA on the space shuttle.  Can propel a several ton aircraft into space that is some power.  Unfortunately during the Challenger incident we found out how bad a spontanious explosion could be.  

Also if you look at the periodic table, both elements are near the top making them the most reactive in their classes.  

Answer 5

Liquid Hydrogen.

Answer 6

i'll guess beans through a juicer.