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The oil from citrus fruits is volatile and flammable. It is primarily the D-Limonene in the oil that vaporises and ignites. The flash point is 50°C. Limonene is used as orange flavouring, in cleaning products and may have uses as biofuel. pic.twitter.com/I7TYDI6X1Q
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Orb
@orb_demon
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Time to squeeze some lemons into my trucks fuel tank 🍋🍋🍋🍋
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Raffaele Dall'Olio
@radallo
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Rational Society
@SocietyRational
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Another cool video is using grapes to create plasma in a microwave.
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Lady Aralith
@DragonTaria
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d-limonene is also a fairly decent styrene cement; some companies use it as a less dangerous replacement in their cements. Testors is a good example.
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Eric Ram
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I ate my biofuel, today.👍
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Bwana Mzuri
@BooHetz
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🇺🇸 Patriot Patty 🌵
@SunnyArizona1
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Try lighting a plastic bread bag! #Zilts are cool 😎
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Element 115
@element115
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Fritos can carry flame from place to place.
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Ålkhęmíšt MačÄlkýfaçè
@alkhemist_mark
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If I remember my chemistry correctly one isomer of limonene smells of oranges as you've said, and the other smells of lemons.
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Stu-Cam Is Back
@back_stu
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Its great for oiling guitar fret boards too.
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