September 6, 2010
Lightning a BBQ with liquid oxygen
In 1995 George Goble experimented at Purdue university trying to find the fastest way to light a BBQ. This video shows the fastest way, pouring 3 gallons of liquid oxygen over a grill with 60 pounds of coal and a lighted cigarette. In the second part of the video this method is used on a 2.88$ discount grill. Most of it vaporizes(!) in the process. A full report can be found here: www.columbiatribune.com Watch a version with sound here: www.youtube.com
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Comments on Lightning a BBQ with liquid oxygen
i want to cook burgers at a thousand degrees
lol Americans
haha that was a little too effective
….”And that, is how you cook a steak, people.”
lol, so what, the coals just spontaniously combust?
boom! supper’s ready! lol
This was on Tool Time
Cool. I like my steak well done.
Nope. George was a staffer for the engr network long before this was shot. I knew him when I was a student there in the ’80′s.
holy shit! it melted metal to nothing!
@utubsdum That is cool. Looks fekkin HOT to me….
this is called the thermite reaction. it is actually used to melt iron and other metals.
@redkiller5 Once my cock touches pussy it goes boom. Is that what you mean?
I said well done, not GONE
We always knew he was a bad cook. D;
you shoud liquify ur mom and put her in there XD
I’m going to go ahead and guess your Mormon with 7 wives.
Thank You. I need it.
I’ll keep you in my prayers.
What a rediculous statement. The STUPIDITY of people on YT never ceases to amaze and bewilder.
What an outrage! This is rebellious carbon denial activities.
George Goble actually passed away doing this same thing to his fireplace. He’s Mormon, so at least we know he;s in a better place now.
Mmm…crispy!
i liked that!!!
you should use liquid ozone