Get Wet – K. Gresh and J. Julian
Chemiluminescent drops from a glow stick lie on the bottom of a glass of water. Eventually they merge into the layer beneath.
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Three juggling torches in a time exposure: one is dropped
By Preston Marcoux for Get Wet 2016
Three juggling torches in a time exposure: one is dropped. Can you tell which one?
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A MAPP torch flame is blue with chemiluminescence. It impinges on a chromed bolt, releasing particles that glow with thermal emission in the wake.
By Luke McMullan, Samuel Moy and Jon Cook. for Fall 2015 Team Third.
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A bowl of burning isopropyl alcohol generates a turbulent plume, with colors shifted in post-processing.
By Jonathan Cook for Fall 2015 Team Third.
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A pine cone wetted with isopropyl alcohol burns with both a sooty, golden flame, and a blue flame (C2 and CH emissions)
By Wangyang Wang and Shen Shu for Fall 2015 Team Third.
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A pine cone wetted with isopropyl alcohol burns with a sooty flame, emitting golden black body radiation.
By Shen Shu and Wangyang Wang for Fall 2015 Team Third.
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Glow stick fluid illuminates ferrofluid while magnets create the normal field instability.
By Daniel Maguire, Stefan Schultz, and Eric Pena for Fall 2015 Team Third.
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Glow stick fluid illuminates ferrofluid while magnets create the normal field instability.
By Erick Pena, Stefan Schultz, and Daniel Maguire for Fall 2015 Team Third.
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Rubbing alchohol shaken in a jug and lit creates a premixed cellular flame.
By Yusen Ji for Fall 2015 Team Second.
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A chef’s butane torch varies between a diffusion flame and a premixed flame, depending on the air mixed in.
By John Zeldes for Fall 2015 Team Second.
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