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Fire Breathing
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Fire Breathing
Dispersing Cornstarch with water and putting in your mouth, and spitting it back out in front of a flame be a good idea. If so i need someone to give me a hypothesis, im kinda stuck on it.
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LeungWilley
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Re: Fire Breathing
Hi lugmos789,
I am afraid I need some help understanding your question please. How are you defining "good idea"? (are you asking is it safe? If so, please insert standard caution about working with open flames here
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Are you trying to make the largest flame, the brightest flame, different color flame, etc...? If so what variables are you going to test?
I think once you have those things defined, you should have your hypothesis.
Please let us know if there's anything else we can do to help.
Good Luck!
Willey
I am afraid I need some help understanding your question please. How are you defining "good idea"? (are you asking is it safe? If so, please insert standard caution about working with open flames here
)Are you trying to make the largest flame, the brightest flame, different color flame, etc...? If so what variables are you going to test?
I think once you have those things defined, you should have your hypothesis.
Please let us know if there's anything else we can do to help.
Good Luck!
Willey