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Firewater: MSDS Challenge

Firewater: MSDS Challenge. By now you’ve observed the demonstration of setting “water” on fire. You’ve probably guessed that there was something else besides water in the flask, even if you couldn’t see it. Your job is to figure out which of the following three substances was added:

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Firewater: MSDS Challenge

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  1. Firewater: MSDS Challenge • By now you’ve observed the demonstration of setting “water” on fire. You’ve probably guessed that there was something else besides water in the flask, even if you couldn’t see it. Your job is to figure out which of the following three substances was added: • Ethylene Dichloride • Hexanes • Isopropyl Alcohol • Use the Material Safety Data Sheets for each substance to find the information listed in the table (next slide). Then, figure out which substance was added to the water. Be sure to explain your answer. • Use the MSDS’s to decide which substance is most dangerous. Be sure to explain your answer.

  2. Firewater: MSDS Challenge INFORMATION TABLE: NOTES: Water has a specific gravity of 1. So, if a liquid has a higher SG it will sink; if it has a lower SG, it will float. If a substance is soluble in water, it will dissolve in water.

  3. Firewater: MSDS Challenge INFORMATION TABLE:

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