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Old 24-10-18, 00:51
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Rather than Water, the Red ones are actually Soda Acid. They contained 2 Gal solution of Bicarb Soda dissolved in water. There was a glass bottle of 50% Sulphuric Acid in the top, which when upturned reacted with the Soda solution to produce Hydrogen Gas and this expanded to expel the water under pressure.
Hi Tony,

I think the gas created in the reaction was CO2 and not hydrogen.
The "Hindenburg" seems to spring to mind! The Germans wanted Helium but were embargoed from it. Bad call.

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