Ayush Gusain on Instagram: "Passing ethyne (acetylene) gas through a red-hot iron tube at 873 K causes cyclic polymerization (trimerization) to produce benzene . Three molecules of acetylene (3C2H2) combine to form one molecule of benzene. This is a, key industrial and laboratory method for synthesis, often called Berthelot's reaction. #chemistry #bezene #science #organicchemistry #chemistrymemes"
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Ayush Gusain on Instagram: "Passing ethyne (acetylene) gas through a red-hot iron tube at 873 K causes cyclic polymerization (trimerization) to produce benzene . Three molecules of acetylene (3C2H2) combine to form one molecule of benzene. This is a, key industrial and laboratory method for synthesis, often called Berthelot's reaction. #chemistry #bezene #science #organicchemistry #chemistrymemes"
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Daily Authority on Instagram: "This isn’t a normal flame. Calcium carbide reacts with water to produce acetylene gas. Force that gas through a tiny needle opening and it behaves like a blowtorch. It looks simple. It’s actually a very dangerous chemical reaction most people don’t understand. Science is fascinating — this is not something to try at home. If you’re not following @DailyAuthority, you might not see us again. Source: @archie.five #Science #Chemistry #DIY #Experiment #DailyAuthority"
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Daily Authority on Instagram: "This isn’t a normal flame. Calcium carbide reacts with water to produce acetylene gas. Force that gas through a tiny needle opening and it behaves like a blowtorch. It looks simple. It’s actually a very dangerous chemical reaction most people don’t understand. Science is fascinating — this is not something to try at home. If you’re not following @DailyAuthority, you might not see us again. Source: @archie.five #Science #Chemistry #DIY #Experiment #DailyAuthority"
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The HSE Guide on Instagram: "Gas Welding Safety Quiz 🔥 Do you know the safe distance between oxygen and acetylene cylinders during gas welding? This is a basic but critical safety rule that every welder and safety professional should know. 👇 Drop your answer in the comments (A / B / C / D) ❌ No hints ✅ Pure safety knowledge Follow @guide4hse for more real-life HSE quizzes, toolbox talks & safety awareness. 🔖 HASHTAGS #GasWelding #WeldingSafety #HSESafety #SafetyQuiz #IndustrialSafety #HotWork
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The HSE Guide on Instagram: "Gas Welding Safety Quiz 🔥 Do you know the safe distance between oxygen and acetylene cylinders during gas welding? This is a basic but critical safety rule that every welder and safety professional should know. 👇 Drop your answer in the comments (A / B / C / D) ❌ No hints ✅ Pure safety knowledge Follow @guide4hse for more real-life HSE quizzes, toolbox talks & safety awareness. 🔖 HASHTAGS #GasWelding #WeldingSafety #HSESafety #SafetyQuiz #IndustrialSafety #HotWork
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Akademi Welding on Instagram: "Ada 3 Jenis Utama Nyala Api di Oxy-Acetylene Welding: 1. Karburasi (reduksi): asetilen lebih banyak, warna biru lembut dengan ujung panjang. 2. Netral: seimbang, warna biru terang dan ujung runcing. 3. Oksidasi: oksigen lebih banyak, warna biru keputihan dan agak mendesis. Setiap jenis nyala punya karakter sendiri, dan salah pilih bisa bikin hasil las rapuh, kotor, atau retak. Makanya penting banget kamu tahu bedanya sebelum mulai ngelas! 📔 Dapatkan E-Book Oxy Ace
Akademi Welding on Instagram: "Ada 3 Jenis Utama Nyala Api di Oxy-Acetylene Welding: 1. Karburasi (reduksi): asetilen lebih banyak, warna biru lembut dengan ujung panjang. 2. Netral: seimbang, warna biru terang dan ujung runcing. 3. Oksidasi: oksigen lebih banyak, warna biru keputihan dan agak mendesis. Setiap jenis nyala punya karakter sendiri, dan salah pilih bisa bikin hasil las rapuh, kotor, atau retak. Makanya penting banget kamu tahu bedanya sebelum mulai ngelas! 📔 Dapatkan E-Book Oxy Ace
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Cassidy Mceown on Instagram: "One of those tools you don’t use every day… but when you need it, nothing else will do. 👉 What do you mainly use an oxy-acetylene setup for in your shop? Special thank you to the sponsors!! #WomenInAutomotive #CassidyMcEown #CarCulture #fyp #rustbros #mattshewchuk"
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Cassidy Mceown on Instagram: "One of those tools you don’t use every day… but when you need it, nothing else will do. 👉 What do you mainly use an oxy-acetylene setup for in your shop? Special thank you to the sponsors!! #WomenInAutomotive #CassidyMcEown #CarCulture #fyp #rustbros #mattshewchuk"
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Jitendra pandit on Instagram: "Gas Cutting Technique for Beginners | Oxygen Acetylene Cutting Full Guide #gascutting #welding #welder #instagramreels #febrication"
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Jitendra pandit on Instagram: "Gas Cutting Technique for Beginners | Oxygen Acetylene Cutting Full Guide #gascutting #welding #welder #instagramreels #febrication"
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DAILY TECH_world_wide on Instagram: "Before electric bulbs, miners relied on chemistry to light the dark tunnels💡 They used carbide lamps that reacted with water to produce acetylene gas, burning a steady white flame. The flow of water controlled brightness, turning chemistry into a precise lighting system. These lamps were compact and reliable, showing how early tech used science to solve life-or-death problems underground. Love technology? Follow @funwithfun2025 Credits: @antiqueappliance_res
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DAILY TECH_world_wide on Instagram: "Before electric bulbs, miners relied on chemistry to light the dark tunnels💡 They used carbide lamps that reacted with water to produce acetylene gas, burning a steady white flame. The flow of water controlled brightness, turning chemistry into a precise lighting system. These lamps were compact and reliable, showing how early tech used science to solve life-or-death problems underground. Love technology? Follow @funwithfun2025 Credits: @antiqueappliance_res
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CN-Seamless, Inc. on Instagram: "Cutting thin material with oxy-acetylene is usually difficult, but when the Mach 1 is holding the torch it makes things a lot easier. Obviously a wrench made out of thin material isn’t useful. But when you’re at a demonstration and you’re showing off how easily you can recreate parts with Point-2-Point tracing, we work with what we’ve got! The point we’re making is you can program whatever you want in a matter of minutes, and cut it out of whatever material you h
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SBM Balikpapan on Instagram: "Fire drill bukan sekadar simulasi, Fire drill merupakan komitmen nyata PT Surya Biru Murni Acetylene Tbk dalam membangun kesiapan menghadapi risiko. Dari identifikasi potensi bahaya hingga praktik langsung penggunaan APAR, seluruh karyawan terlibat aktif menjaga standar keselamatan kerja. Karena operasional yang aman melahirkan layanan yang andal, berkelanjutan, dan dapat dipercaya. Inilah cara kami menjaga kualitas, dari dalam. #firedrill #budayak3 #sbma #suryabiru
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Hoàng Minh Đức on Instagram: "they said i was weird. maybe they were right. In frame: @velisthechild"
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Crazy experimental guy | Smart campfire 🔥 | Instagram
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The Franklin Institute on Instagram: "Senior Performer Fox couldn’t resist using all this snow in a science experiment (& explosion)! 👀❄️🔥 🎟️ We’re open all weekend and bringing the heat! When calcium carbide meets water, it creates a reaction that releases flammable acetylene gas, meaning… yes, we technically set snow on fire. This reaction also forms calcium hydroxide (a.k.a. slaked lime), which can be hazardous, so please leave this kind of explosive fun to our science pros. 🧪 Warm up and
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Technology on Instagram: "Before electric bulbs, miners relied on chemistry to light the dark tunnels💡 They used carbide lamps that reacted with water to produce acetylene gas, burning a steady white flame. The flow of water controlled brightness, turning chemistry into a precise lighting system. These lamps were compact and reliable, showing how early tech used science to solve life-or-death problems underground. Love technology? Follow @Technology Credits: @antiqueappliance_restorations #vira
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Neone Explain on Instagram: "Before electricity lit our cities, miners relied on chemistry to light their world. 💡⛏️ A vintage calcium carbide lamp worked through a simple but genius reaction — water dripped onto calcium carbide, creating acetylene gas, which burned with a bright, steady white flame. By adjusting the drip rate, miners could literally control how much light they had underground. These lamps were dependable, portable, and vital — a perfect blend of science and survival that guide
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The Pipeline Life on Instagram: "Campground cooking the pipeline way 🤙 Grill made from acetylene bottle on back of welding rig. Send in your photos and video footage—I’ll edit and share it. Welders, welding rigs, helpers, operators - anything related to The Pipeline Life! Real stories of the pipeline and life on the ROW. 🎯 Pipeline Merch available on our website Thank you all for your support! 🙏 #welder #pipelinewelder #weldingrigs #pipeline #rigwelder"
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Unik & Menarik on Instagram: "Before electricity lit our cities, miners relied on chemistry to light their world. 💡⛏️ A vintage calcium carbide lamp worked through a simple but genius reaction — water dripped onto calcium carbide, creating acetylene gas, which burned with a bright, steady white flame. By adjusting the drip rate, miners could literally control how much light they had underground. These lamps were dependable, portable, and vital — a perfect blend of science and survival that guid
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Furiouslytech | This lamp produced light using chemistry instead of electricity. It was widely used before modern lighting existed. Calcium carbide lamps... | Instagram
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Multiverse ™🇺🇸 on Instagram: "Before electricity lit our cities, miners relied on chemistry to light their world. 💡⚒️A vintage calcium carbide lamp worked through a simple but genius reaction — water dripped onto calcium carbide, creating acetylene gas, which burned with a bright, steady white flame.By adjusting the drip rate, miners could literally control how much light they had underground.These lamps were dependable, portable, and vital — a perfect blend of science and survival that guide
4.1K views5 months ago
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lrnit on Instagram: "At first, it feels like magic. 🪔 No wires. No battery. No switch. This old-school miner’s lamp doesn’t rely on electricity at all — it uses chemistry. Inside, calcium carbide reacts with water to produce acetylene gas, which burns to create a steady flame. Light, created without power. But the real genius is safety. The flame is sealed inside a metal mesh that absorbs heat and prevents sparks from escaping. Even if flammable gases surround it, the fire can’t spread outside
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Explore l Learn l Facts on Instagram: "before electricity, miners had to rely on simple yet ingenious methods to create light underground. in the early days, they used candles or oil lamps mounted on their helmets or mine walls, which provided only a dim glow but were easy to carry. later, carbide lamps became popular — they produced bright light by reacting calcium carbide with water to release acetylene gas, which was then ignited. though effective, these lamps were risky, as open flames could
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