Corn Starch mixed with sodium bicarbonate (test 6) dispersed into flame: recorded in high speed @firesciencetoolscom
Corn Starch mixed with sodium bicarbonate (test 6) dispersed into flame: recorded in high speed  @firesciencetoolscom
Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mixture of Corn Starch (8.9g) and sodium bicarbonate (32.6g) dispersed into flame recorded at high speed. Recording rate 4000fps, play back rate 20fps. Mixed through stirring. (test 6)

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Corn Starch mixed with sodium bicarbonate (test 6) dispersed into flame: recorded in high speed

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