Polystyrene Gasoline at Jasper Butler blog

Polystyrene Gasoline. What happens when you mix them together?some of you may. One, you can mix equal parts of gasoline and frozen orange juice concentrate. Gasoline has a powerful impact on styrofoam when both of these components come in contact. One of blasted science's most legendary experiments is creating napalm. Gasoline, a mixture of various hydrocarbons, acts as a solvent on the polystyrene component of styrofoam. Styrofoam dissolves in gasoline because it shares a similar molecular structure to that of gasoline. The polystyrene molecules, which usually exist in a rigid formation that gives styrofoam its solid structure, break apart when exposed to gasoline. This process doesn’t create a chemical reaction but rather a physical one, where the solid structure of styrofoam breaks down into a gooey, sticky mass. This article unravels what styrofoam is and the reactions it creates when it comes in contact with gasoline and a few other substances like acetone, alcohol, etc. It's ridiculously easy to make! The three ways to make napalm:

The polystyrene molecules, which usually exist in a rigid formation that gives styrofoam its solid structure, break apart when exposed to gasoline. This article unravels what styrofoam is and the reactions it creates when it comes in contact with gasoline and a few other substances like acetone, alcohol, etc. Gasoline, a mixture of various hydrocarbons, acts as a solvent on the polystyrene component of styrofoam. Styrofoam dissolves in gasoline because it shares a similar molecular structure to that of gasoline. Gasoline has a powerful impact on styrofoam when both of these components come in contact. The three ways to make napalm: One, you can mix equal parts of gasoline and frozen orange juice concentrate. This process doesn’t create a chemical reaction but rather a physical one, where the solid structure of styrofoam breaks down into a gooey, sticky mass. It's ridiculously easy to make! What happens when you mix them together?some of you may.

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Polystyrene Gasoline What happens when you mix them together?some of you may. The three ways to make napalm: This process doesn’t create a chemical reaction but rather a physical one, where the solid structure of styrofoam breaks down into a gooey, sticky mass. One, you can mix equal parts of gasoline and frozen orange juice concentrate. What happens when you mix them together?some of you may. Gasoline, a mixture of various hydrocarbons, acts as a solvent on the polystyrene component of styrofoam. This article unravels what styrofoam is and the reactions it creates when it comes in contact with gasoline and a few other substances like acetone, alcohol, etc. It's ridiculously easy to make! Gasoline has a powerful impact on styrofoam when both of these components come in contact. The polystyrene molecules, which usually exist in a rigid formation that gives styrofoam its solid structure, break apart when exposed to gasoline. Styrofoam dissolves in gasoline because it shares a similar molecular structure to that of gasoline. One of blasted science's most legendary experiments is creating napalm.