The Soap-Bubble Method of Studying the Combustion of Mixtures of Carbon Monoxide and Oxygen (1936)
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onger at before firing, contained an equivalent mixture of CO the bottom of the bubble. and 02 with 2.7 mole percent of H20. A source of 6. No measurable distortion of the flame front is light of proper intensity was placed behind the bubble produced by the bursting of the soap film. so that the… … Figure 2—Record of a bubble explosion, showing the expansion of the bubble wall the glycerin of which is ignited by the hot gases. The foregoing characteristics were reproduced with Time is also recorded by the camera, simultaneously remarkable fidelity in all the high-speed records with the travel…
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