To: Paladin2
I remember the jar of kerosene in chemistry, that held all of the large chunks of sodium. The teacher would carve off a little sliver, drop it in water, and Pow! He told us someone had dropped a good sized chunk off a bridge in ( I believe) Chicago, once, and blew out a bunch of windows.
12 posted on
06/24/2024 10:44:26 PM PDT by
gundog
(It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen. )
To: gundog
I remember the jar of kerosene in chemistry, that held all of the large chunks of sodium. The teacher would carve off a little sliver, drop it in water, and Pow! He told us someone had dropped a good sized chunk off a bridge in ( I believe) Chicago, once, and blew out a bunch of windows. I had exactly the same experience. Little slivers of kerosene sliced off a big chunk that had been kept in kerosene, tossed into a fish tank, along with the same story about the bridge. It must be stock material with high school chemistry teachers.
21 posted on
06/25/2024 12:42:49 AM PDT by
Mr Ramsbotham
("God is a spirit, and man His means of walking on the earth.")
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