A demonstration of the explosive potential of even a small amount of acetylene mixed with the right amount of oxygen. Presented in Carleton University’s CHEM 1000 course.
Blast, Crash, BLAM!
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Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
How do you know?
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
Cant really remember maybe 3 or 4 years ago maybe longer
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
Heard about that incident in high school metal class. When did it occur??
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
work wi oxy-Acetylene all day.lethal stuff.one guy didnt turn the bottles off in the back of his van next morning lit a cigerette BOOM.bonnet found 1/4 of a mile a way all window within 50 yards smashed even someones staircased collapased OUCHIE
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
I’m totally taking an intro chem class.
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
KABOOM!
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
I love these videos. I’m subscribing.
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
Acetylene-filled balloons are a good way to blow out windows in a shop. Ask me how I know…………….
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
stfu
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
cut the crap, suckhole.
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
so then why do the ones with more more hydrogen have more calorific value if the triple bonded ones are more reactive.
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
he makes science fun
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
Five stars great presentation and lecture.
Why didn’t my chem teachers do this?
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
fuck chem lab, i have my own torch set, i get to play with acetylene whenever the hell i want =]
haha its funny when cutting pipes, and tube metal, cause if you just got up and arnt really paying attention, and angle it wrong, get it too close, w.e
sometime the flame will go out
and start to fill the pipe
then reignite from the sparking pipe
and send the thing flying across the room if your not using clamps, vise, etc xD
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
were is this class???
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
i think we did this in our chem lab, but with really small amt of c=c (that’s 3 bonds)
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
just become a welder if you like this kind of stuff you have to work with actylene and propane all the time and can experiance things like that first hand but you dont get an explosion instead you get alot of heat and can cut steel with it.
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
sweet
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
That explosion sounded so hilariously huge for such a small balloon.
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
I want to go to his class!
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
stud
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
that’s what i call wicked organic!
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
Ok this teacher was where when i was in school i might have paid attention
Anonymous 03.08.09 at 5:03 am
what an awesome teacher!!!!