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Video shows truck carrying highly reactive chemicals exploding in Denny’s parking lot
A truck carrying 2,300 gallons of diphenylmethane, a reactive spray foam chemical, exploded in a Denny’s parking lot in Spartanburg, South Carolina, prompting emergency responses. The incident, caused by a chemical reaction with water, led to the restaurant’s closure and decontamination of four employees, though no injuries were reported.
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