Another Variation on the "Whoosh Bottle" Theme

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  Whoosh Bottle Safety, Again: What About What Is Inside?

  Robert B. Gregory and Matthew Lauber
  Journal of Chemical Education2012 Article ASAP

  • Whoosh Bottle Safety, Again: What About What Is Inside?

    Robert B. Gregory and Matthew Lauber
    Journal of Chemical Education2012 Article ASAP

    Studies regarding the whoosh bottle combustion experiment have largely focused on the detonation hazard of the demonstration, particularly with regards to fuel and container choice. Previous work has suggested that the fuel should be 2-propanol owing to ...

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  Stoichiometric Experiments with Alkane Combustion: A Classroom Demonstration

  Denis M. Zhilin
  Journal of Chemical Education2012 Article ASAP

  • Stoichiometric Experiments with Alkane Combustion: A Classroom Demonstration

    Denis M. Zhilin
    Journal of Chemical Education2012 Article ASAP

    A simple, effective demonstration of the concept of limiting and excess reagent is presented. Mixtures of either air/methane (from a gas line) or air/butane (from a disposable cigarette lighter) contained in a plastic 2 L soda bottles are ignited. The ...

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