Mixtures potentially dangerous-sodium cyanide-acetic acid

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Why are each of the following mixtures potentially dangerous?

Sodium sulfide and battery acid.

Sodium metal and aqueous sodium hydroxide.

Sodium cyanide and acetic acid.

Bleach (calcium hypochlorite) and ammonia.

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