Making test tube liquid rockets

2018-10-04

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For this video, I'll be exploring some of the science behind hypergolic liquid propelled rockets. As a fuel, I used aniline, and as an oxidizer, I used nitric acid that I made in a previous video.

WARNING: what I do in this video is extremely dangerous. Please don't try doing this yourself.

Video sources:

• My fuming nitric acid video: /youtube/video/QmCdrDLyNXQ

• Non-hypergolic example: https://youtu.be/1GeY0eahNAc

• Periodic videos: /youtube/video/JLCrZGgKD-k

• Cody'sLab:/youtube/video/2bDJ2xlG4m8

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