What is as disturbing to me as the risk this guy is in and his students, but the comment by 'empowermind.co.uk': "Cool video! I like watching science demonstrations! Thanks for posting and keeping chemistry real for the next generation!" Is chemistry only 'real' when it explodes?

Just a rhetorical question.


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>>> Patricia Redden <predden**At_Symbol_Here**SAINTPETERS.EDU> 10/5/2019 5:13 PM >>>
Here's a new one on me. Science teacher uses "explosives," according to
the title, or "flammable gas" according to his narrative, to carve a
pumpkin. I'm guessing methanol, based on the video? No shields, lots of
flame.

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Pat Redden
St. Peter's University

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