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Fire Syringe

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HE1848938
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Fire Syringe

Product Code: HE1848938

Using the Fire Syringe, also known as a Fire Piston, to compress air into a smaller volume is a classic example of how rapidly doing work on a gas results in an increase in temperature.

Once you have inserted a small piece of combustible cotton fibre into the syringe piston, a quick firm stroke on the piston handle produces a flash in the chamber which burns as long as there is air present.

  • The Fire Syringe comes with combustible fibre, and 2 replacement O-rings for the piston.
Category Energy

Description

Using the Fire Syringe, also known as a Fire Piston, to compress air into a smaller volume is a classic example of how rapidly doing work on a gas results in an increase in temperature.

Once you have inserted a small piece of combustible cotton fibre into the syringe piston, a quick firm stroke on the piston handle produces a flash in the chamber which burns as long as there is air present.

  • The Fire Syringe comes with combustible fibre, and 2 replacement O-rings for the piston.
Made In

CN

UNSPSC Code

60104620

Weight

2.1kg

Height

68mm

Width

68mm

Length

235mm

Brand

Own Brand

Categories

Physics

Category

Energy

Description

Using the Fire Syringe, also known as a Fire Piston, to compress air into a smaller volume is a classic example of how rapidly doing work on a gas results in an increase in temperature.

Once you have inserted a small piece of combustible cotton fibre into the syringe piston, a quick firm stroke on the piston handle produces a flash in the chamber which burns as long as there is air present.

  • The Fire Syringe comes with combustible fibre, and 2 replacement O-rings for the piston.
Made In

CN

UNSPSC Code

60104620

Weight

2.1kg

Height

68mm

Width

68mm

Length

235mm

Brand

Own Brand

Categories

Physics

Category

Energy

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