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1 Video: Methanol Whoosh Bottle Gone Wrong
What is wrong with this?

2 Video: Whoosh Bottle What is wrong with this?
Standard Safety Precautions: Eye protection Flame-retardant lab coat Long pants Other reactions occurring on the same bench Knowledge of Experiment: Was too much methanol used? Plastic or glass container? Blast shield Have a discussion on the missing safety feature in the video. Include PPE, intellect, and other contributions.

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