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A rough cut for your consideration. As usual let me know what you think. 

This video is rather short. I tried to stretch it by having a history lesson at the end, but frankly i think i might cut that since it doesn't feel like it flows well with the rest of the video. Do you guys think a 4 minute video is acceptable? Any ideas of additional experiments or chemistry i can do with the oxygen candle? 

Should i extend the "lab notes" portion where i was testing bad mixtures and actually go through the process of failure before showing the working composition? (i'm not sure, but that might be a cheap way to stall for time)

Anyway, thanks for checking it out.


Script if you want to read it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dn421oKioIJFlLYdJRPbCazysXR_PJq9FCjLWTC2af0/edit?usp=sharing




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Kevin Martin

Would a sparkler or magnesium strip be a better starter? The torch seems to primarily scatter the powder rather than igniting it. For that matter isn't this the reaction *in* a sparkler, just with extra oxidizer?

Anonymous

I always enjoy learning about the failures.