Fire and Ice! Flaming Ice Demonstration
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Fuck Logic!
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OMG the ice took a flaming arrow to the _____(fill in the blank)
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I did not know ice could catch on fire. LOL
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Fire! Fire XD
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RIP nason...
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RIP
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RIP
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RIP. These videos are one of the many things that made you such a cool teacher.
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Rest in Peace Mr. Nason <3
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@ButterUpMySocks I believe that is a glowing splinter. :P
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instead of ice, can you do it with liquid water?
trttab123 2 years ago
It will still make acetylene gas with just water. It would happen more quickly though, so you would just get an explosion every time you lit it. I don't think you would be able to make it keep going like it does with the ice.
ThirstForScience 2 years ago