Hydrogen gas has been a front runner in the alternative fuel debate for decades now. It is plentiful, inexpensive, and the only byproduct of its combustion is water vapor. In the following video, I demonstrate how hydrogen can be produced in large quantities using very inexpensive and common chemicals.
Materials:
- 1 liter heat-resistant Erlenmeyer flask
- Rubber stopper
- 3/8" vinyl tubing
- 1/4" vinyl tubing
- 2 liter bottle
- Epoxy
- Muriatic acid
- Aluminum foil
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Great video!!
Thanks!
Awesome I love it
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Love the well planned, concise, and enjoyable video. Thank you!
hi! what if you will try as bubbles like steve spangler...and you will touch the bubbles ...and light it with fire. Does your hands will be affected?
but if you will wet your hands is still harmful?
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