What do u get when u mix equal parts frozen orange juice concentrate and gasoline?
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I think that's what they put in TANG.
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it is a mixture of hydrocarbons containing few carbons. octane is one constituent
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it's my understanding that it doesn't really 'explode' - when liquids freeze they generally expand and become hard. since the coke is contained by a can, with part of the top thinner around the tab (due to the scoring), when the liquid starts freezing in some part of the can the remaining liquid is displaced so there is part ice and part liquid. Finally, the remaining liquid freezes, and because there is less room in the can (due to the previous frozen matter, which has taken up more room)there is not sufficient room for all the  material which is trying to freeze - and the can separates at its weakest points. That's why when you open the freezer you may find some contents which have burst out and refrozen once they have'escaped' confinement.
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mixture is combining substances, solution is dissolving a substance in another
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I believe it would definitely combust... as soon as it heats up.\n\nGasoline combusts at around 1950 degrees Celsius. So if you take gasoline that's at -120 degrees, you'll need for it to heat up before it combusts.\n\nFirst Law of Thermal Dynamics and the Adiabatic combustion temperatures should help explain how all this works.\n\nDon't forget that you wouldn't ever have a burning cube of frozen gasoline. As the outside of the cube begins to melt, it will burn and evaporate... think about the way a water ice cube melts if you were to light a fire under it.
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It would take exactly the same amount of time, once frozen there is little difference, between orange soda, and water. The sugar and CO2 in the soda, doesn't effect the time it takes for the frozen soda to melt, I have tried this in the lab, and the difference in the melt time is negligible. If you don't believe me, you will just have to do this experiment yourself.
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grind a cucumber and strain out the juice. Mix the juice with the juice of half a lemon. Freeze this mixture and put the frozen block in a plastic bag in the freezer. When you come in from playing, wash your face, arms and legs and rub the frozen block on your skin. It will cool it down and also lighten the color. i have heard that tomato juice is good too. You could freeze tomato juice into a cube .. so much easy to hold and rub onto the skin to remove sun burn. Put the remainder of the cube back in the freezer immediately
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how is it used - it is simply added to the mixture\n\nperhaps you wished to know the why?\n\nit is used mainly because the average explosion is not perfect, and cannot 'grasp' as many oxygen molecules from its surrounding as possible in such a short time period of an explosion. Since the explosion can't 'breathe' enough oxygen on its own, the maker of the explosion basically gives it little oxygen packs - a chemical that is added for the sole purpose of putting more oxygen in the mixture, to make the boom, oh so much bigger\n\nother forms of oxidizers: \n\nperchlorates are a big one commonly used
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react ... water gas that is carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas in presence of zinc oxide and Cr 2 O 3 under 200 atm pressure and 450 degree celcius temperature result will be  methanol .. this process is done on industrial scale as well first the purification and then the compression takes place and into the reaction chamber condensed and got the result ... ok wish u best of luck
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Ethanol improves the octane index in the gasoline. Depending on the quantity.
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Ice cream is mostly a mixture although it’s also a compound.\n\nI assume this a homework question, set by a teacher who doesn’t know the subject he’s teaching very well, so the answer to give him is that it’s a mixture.\n\nA mixture is just what the name suggests, it’s when two substances get mixed together. For example you can mix salt and sugar together, that’s a mixture. A mixture is defined because it’s possible, in theory, to separate out the components physically. You could for example go through and pick out all the sand form your salt using a magnifying glass and a pair of tweezers. Ice cream is a mixture of water, sugar and fat amongst other things. It’s quite simple to physically separate out the water component simply by leaving it out in the sun, the water will evaporate. Similarly the sugar in the mixture can be extracted with special filters. So ice cream is definitely a mixture.\n\nHowever it’s also a compound. A compound is what forms when two different elements or molecules combine. Water itself for example is a compound. Although it’s made of hydrogen and oxygen you could never separate those materials physically using filters, tweezers or any other physical method. You need to chemically destroy the water in order toe extract the materials it is made of. Some of the ingredients of ice cream do react together chemically and can’t be physically separated, but they are fairly minor components\n.
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gasoline (you may call it 'petrol')
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drink V8 fusion a new drink that combines fruits and vegetables together, it's really good + plus if you eat alot of ketchup that will also give you some vegetables (pizza and spagetti will also give you tomatos, which is a vegetable, some say it's a fruit)
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Short answer - Yes, you can mix kerosine with diesel or gasoline. They are all hydrocarbons, therefore they are all miscible with each other.\n\nLong Answer - If you are considering using kerosine as a diluent in other fuels :\n\nMixing kerosine with gasoline at more than 5% will lead to a poorer burning fuel that will not burn as easily or as quickly in a petrol engine. You will also, most likely, suffer thinning (viscosity loss) of your engine oil over time as the unburnt kerosine becomes entrained in the oil. You may suffer "pinging" ("knock") if your effective octane falls.\n\nMixing kerosine with diesel at rates greater than 5% will lead to a drop in flash point of the diesel. Diesel has a flash point of > 60C, making it a combustible rather than flammable liquid (ie it is not a Class 3 Flammable Liquid). Kerosine has a flash point of (usually) 35 - 45C - it IS a Class 3 Flammable liquid and is classified as a Dangerous Good. \n\nMixing a low flash point product with a high flash point product is not a "linear" function - small amounts of low flash point product will drop the flash point rapidly. 5% of Kerosine will drop the Diesel flash point below 60C. While this has no real effect on the way the diesel works, diesel engines being fairly forgiving, it DOES present a problem if the flash point is low enough for a fire to start - your insurance company will want to know :).
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My mother and my wife make a 50/50 mixture of Hawaiian punch and 7-up. Then the put a small scoop of sherbert on the top of each glass. Man that's good stuff. (thanks, this question put me at level 2)
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by mixing oil (olive) with orange juice it will work
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do you mean nectar? that's usually fruit juice or some kind of other natural juice that's very concentrated