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spiral_72 wrote:
HA, ha...... go ahead and laugh, Ye' of little faith. My idea just may revolutionize the aquarium hobby as we know it. Quite possibly the WORLD! Anyways....... I bought some dry ice at Publix (a grocery store) for $1.09 a pound.... Cheap enough I guess. I put about 1 inch of water in a 20oz coke bottle and 3 pieces of dry ice about the size of a quarter I suppose......Screwed the top on and um, hehe It went from a coke bottle shape.... to a um, round kinda shape and all the pleats in the bottle pulled out.......That is untill it exploded. So, cool I know it works..... Guess I'll start out small and monitor it with a pressure gauge. Oh, yea....... Kids, Don't try that at home......... And if you do..... leave me a message and tell me that wasn't the most excitement you've had since breakfast. Heh. You haven't been around a biology lab enough. We used to take dry ice pellets and put them in latex gloves. Tie the end in a knot and stick the glove over by someone. It eventually blows up into a balloon, and pops. *bang* Everyone jumps. Juvenile, but hey - graduate school brings out the best in everyone. ;-) -- __ Elaine T __ __' http://eethomp.com/fish.html '__ |
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