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Fire Syringe

November 24, 2019
 |  23 Comments



When air is compressed very quickly, it can reach high temperatures. In this demonstration we show how cotton wool can reach the point of auto-ignition by quick compression of air in the fire syringe.

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 |  Tags: adiabatic, burn, burning, compression, experiments, fire, flame, heat, syringe, temperature

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23 thoughts on “Fire Syringe”

  1. Jarian Manuel on November 24, 2019

    This is how diesel engines work

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  2. Dhia Shanshal on November 24, 2019

    Remember diesel

    Reply
  3. Manu De Silva on November 24, 2019

    I've never had any doubts before in my while life. But after watching this, I question my sexuality!

    Reply
  4. Oliver Holden on November 24, 2019

    Thats the fire piston. Discovered in the Philippines back in the 16th century. Robert Doyle first played around with the fire piston given to him by Galileo and soon discovered the reason behind its then miraculous fire creating power. As one might say it was the Philippines who created the first piston.

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  5. Paige Haynes on November 24, 2019

    exactly how a diesel works right there

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  6. STRAIGHT on November 24, 2019

    I believe glass friction with piston is part of the lighting the cotton with some static electricity….just saying

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  7. PenguinJP MC on November 24, 2019

    inject fire into my veins

    Edit: oh nvm

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  8. Butch Cassidy on November 24, 2019

    Dieseling

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  9. Aaron West on November 24, 2019

    And this my friend is a modified diesel engine.

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  10. james the handsome on November 24, 2019

    wow lots of vin Dieselss commentsss

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  11. alanizo channel on November 24, 2019

    Now i believe how disel engine works

    Reply
  12. Brian Rollins on November 24, 2019

    So what is this good for…..nothin

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  13. Marko on November 24, 2019

    wheres the super slow mo footage???

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  14. Simon Something on November 24, 2019

    Thanks YouTube

    Reply
  15. jitendra nayak on November 24, 2019

    Man that's how the diesel engine works….simple…and u didn't give a practical example…cmon…

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  16. Jer Renza on November 24, 2019

    basic of diesel engine.

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  17. HW Roux on November 24, 2019

    He stole the Idea of thw basic Diesel
    The design of an ancient cigarette lighter contribution to Rudolf Diesel

    Reply
  18. دمشقي دمشق on November 24, 2019

    روعة

    Reply
  19. Santiago Cuevas on November 24, 2019

    Try throwing some vaseline in the back of a pellet then firing it in an air rifle. Bam!

    Reply
  20. teddysurf on November 24, 2019

    Wonder if he could do that with diesel?

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  21. Hector Morales on November 24, 2019

    Yes I can hear you pervert

    Reply
  22. Aravind MK on November 24, 2019

    Principle of diesel engine

    Reply
  23. Smart Thinking on November 24, 2019

    It's an ancient Malay lighter for lighting the cigarette call gobek api.

    Reply

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