Amoebic dysentery is caused by ----------?2.Which gas is helpful in burning? .?
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1.Amoebic dysentry is causd by water, half cooked non vegetarian food and unhygenic food.\n2.Oxygen is helpful in burning.\n3.Yes.\n4.No.
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Guess u mean stools ,as in faeces or poo! Sounds like you don't only have a fast car but a fast metabolic rate ,maybe. Its most properly a dietary related thing .Stay away from hot and spicy food alcohol,citrus juices .Check out a health web site to get an appropriate diet. If it continues longer than a week ,better check it out with your doctor. Watch for sighs that your  not passing blood,if so get to your doctor tomorrow. Sorry to hear about your "ring of fire".
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Yes.  The methane and hydrogen, the main ingredients, are flamable.  The perfect circumstances?  That's a tough one.  Perhaps if you were a bit stoned so that it would be humorous?
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ROFL.....I'm dying laughing at your question and at the first few answers. Priceless!\n\nAll crap is dead.....so I'm thinking living crap is of a "zombie" nature and that just scares the beejeezus out of me. Something is definitely rotten in the state of Denmark.....and it smells! \n\nOk let me get analytical here in a very scientific way. (and if you really knew me you'd know that I am as blonde as they come when it deals with science.....I know crap about it. Dead crap that is.) Ok here goes....\n\nWhile the crap is still within your body, it may be a waste-like substance, but it is "living" in the sense that it is being processed and moved along the digestive tract of the intestines. Well, once anxiety hits in the form of "beating" or "biting," it causes your stomach muscles to contract causing the intestines to contract and therefore causing the "living crap" that is moving within to just......well.....emerge! \n\nIronically, everything that would be contained in that living crap is actually dead crap we've all consumed so living crap is an oxymoron (just as my answer seems to be coming from the mind of a moron *shrugs*) \n\nSo I should just "cut the crap" and admit I have no clue. Which leads me to another question. Would I use a knife or another crappy tool? \n\nSee what you've started??
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Yes. The gas that is expelled is Methane which is flammable. It can be dangerous to play this trick as the gas can burn faster than you expel it, in doing so you can receive severe burns to the anus and rectum.
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Mostly methane. The smell is dependent on the person's bowel, but methan by itself does not have that "funky smell."
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Neither will help! To light your farts, the gas coming out of your backside needs to be a lot and have the right balance between methane, oxygen.\nBut I wouldn't do that. I heard that a group of guys did that and burnt their butts. Their butt caught on fire.
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Methane. Human and animal flatulance has elements of methane. In high concentrations it's flamable. But when someone says "light a match" they mean to light a match which dissipates/burns off the odor in the air from the sulfur and carbon from the burning match tip. .
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Farts are primarily caused by bacteria that reside in your lower gut. They eat undigested foods that pass into the lower gut and as a byproduct of that, methane is produced. Beans, notorious for causing farts, contain large amounts of oligosaccharides, sugars that humans cannot digest, and bacteria digest these, causing gas.
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Hi CrazyLady!  Your questions are excellent, but not easy to answer in a short response.  This is a very complex issue.  I would like to suggest a wonderful book with a 'nasty' name by Sherry Rogers, M.D.  Dr. Rogers is a leading expert on environmental medicine and the biochemical causes of disease.  The book is called: "Detoxify or Die".  It covers this issue in detail, yet it is easy to read and is packed with the scientific references that support the information as science and not heresy.\n\nThe book is available at Amazon.com or from the publisher (at 1-800-846-6687).  I highly recommend this book if you are serious about your health and detoxification issues.\n\nBest wishes and good luck.
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i think its hydroggen gas burning
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First check where you get the cow dung. It is from milk cows or from meat bulls - meat cows? is there any other animal dung also? If it is from meat cows, or are there some no milk producing animals involved, the possibility of having antibiotics in the dung is quite high. If you have antibiotics, the bacteria that are supposed to produce gas will die. \n\nWhat about the so called pesticides? Herbicides, insecticides. Check also, but it should not really be very important.
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any fuel that carries some oxgen with burn clean, such as most Alcohol.\n\nBut depents on what you are burning it with, and what your detection limits are, very diffcult to burn something else withe Alcohol and not leave any residue.\n\nOnly buring the Alcohol all  by itself that you may not leave any residue.
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This website includes MANY answers to your question, I think.  I'm a Chemical Engineer, so this isn't quite up my alley, but I think this will help!\n\nhttp://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/ency/malabsorption_syndrome.jsp
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Gas exiting the body- and it makes a stink!!!
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Fuel, Heat, Oxygen - Also known as the traditional fire triangle.\n\nFuel - Something that can be burned\n\nHeat - The fuel must be heated to the point that it can burn.  Yes, it's true that once the fire starts it can and does generate it's own heat, but if that heat were removed somehow (i.e. the application of water), the fire goes out.\n\nOxygen - Fire's need oxygen to burn.  This is either the oxygen in the air, or from the chemicals that are burning, such as oxidizers.  If you were to interrupt the oxygen with say another gas, such as CO2 (as in a CO2 fire extinguisher), or blanket the fuel with dry chemical, a fire blanket, foam, etc., the fire goes out.\n\nThere is actually a fourth component to fire, and that's the chemical chain reaction itself.  Adding this forth component changes the fire triangle to a fire tetrahedron.  If the chemical reaction is halted, say by adding Halon, FM-200, FE-13, or some other gaseous fire extinguishing agent, the fire goes out. (and NO, halon does not "suck" all the oxygen out of the air, there's much more to it than that.)\n\nThat all being said, I like hatingmsn's answer that you may also need a permit!  HEHE... good one and may actually be a fifth component!
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the fire needs oxyegen to burn.  There is no oxygen in the tube as the pressure of the gas forces the contents to flow out towards the flame.