Canada too. Alberta, anyway.
Canada too. Alberta, anyway.
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No. We were shown why you don't use water in an oil fire. Was a fun practical demo.
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My science teacher had a balloon and he lit the string saying “check this out”
The balloon was filled with hydrogen
I don’t think that would be okay to do today
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We had a community science day when I was little where they did that. Hydrogen is pretty safe to ignite in a birthday balloon.
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I loved it, I’ve never felt such an explosion pressure in my chest!
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It's quite a pop!
They exploded some other balloons too, iirc, but I don't remember too well. I think I was 8.
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I wanna get some hydrogen…
My partner would have a heart attack. They can’t even be around a gun shooting or firecrackers, much less that kinda boom! I wouldn’t do that to them.
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For me it was less intense than a gun or firework, maybe your balloon was bigger lol.
You can get hydrogen by running electricity through water but I forget how it works.
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Oh yeah his balloon was like a nitrous mafia-sized whip it balloon. It was huuuuge!
Also that’s fun! Take out the o… and a H
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You get O2 and twice as much H2 iirc
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At least yours did that outside. Ours did it inside and burnt all the hairs off one arm
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Oh no, it was in a classroom hahaha
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