Burn a Shirt with Pure Oxygen!

What else should I burn in here?
#natefromtheinternet #nfti #science #diy #fyp #experiment #oxygen

[leemccready]

You should burn something that's already hyper-flammable... like pinecones!

[K-]

What else should you burn with this oxygen chamber? YES.

[fishstix]

Liquid oxygen soaked carpet is still one of the most epic things I've seen. "Aaaaand, it's gone" south park

[Diddy_Doodat]

New idea…pump pure oxygen into my engine 😂

[Derezzenith]

That shirt is technically 100% sugar because cotton is cellulose the flower of a plant and cellulose is sugar
Oh and also cotton and cotton candy are made from sugar

[cooper]

that was pretty....





Lit... i must say

[ThatBlondePerson]

It would be so cool to see other types of fabrics in there!

[premkumar]

Felt bad for the t-shirt (as I'm someone who can afford a t-shirt once in an year)

[beastgamer]

His friend: "Yo where's my shirt"
Him: "Burn baby, burn"

[angelafleming]

"I don't think I can wear this shirt anymore." Me: Ya think ?

[onethreetheshaman]

You should make an attachment that turns the escaping flames into a fire tornado.

[wafflesaur]

Bit overdone, I like my shirts medium well

[bethanyhege]

Invite Calli to join you to put sparkles in the oxygenated charcoal prepper.

[coledusing]

When handling pure O2 in a dive shop you are always told to oxygen clean anything that could come into contact with pure O2 and especially avoid petroleum products like Vaseline or silicone grease. I’m curious to see how those would be affected.

[jahmez]

Compare to a snythetic shirt, polyester or spandex or something. I did a job that required cotton or woll clothes due to the risk of our clothing catching on fire. the uniform company did mess up and send some synthetic pants one time and they did catch on fire, but wasnt that bad.

[paulk]

Be careful with O2 setups. That stuff can be scary if it's not respected. One of the larger recognized hazards at the powerplant I work at is the O2 addition system.

[Raaddller]

Nate please burn a slice of bread dipped in liquid oxygen.
Thats exactly the amount of energy you get from a slice of bread....

[AlexanderTheGreat]

Can't believe it lasted that long.

[laser]

Just a thought: I like that you have a fine-control knob for the O2 flow, but what about a quick-open valve for when you want to shut off at one setting and resume at the same setting (specifically I was thinking of 0-100 because that would be fun, but any value would be useful, plus it would be a good failsafe to have a reliable 100% shutoff)?

[sanitalisica]

You should try putting a little bit nitro glycerin just a little bit and then close the foundry and some liquid oxygen