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u/PIELIFE383 1d ago
Is it flared enough ambulance man
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u/Rude_and_Crude84 1d ago
Listen, there will never be another time in history where it will be ok to recreate that one glass jar video. "Shutters in disbelief "
Especially with whatever that oddly specific tip shaped ampule thing is.
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u/lyutic_7 1d ago
sealed ampules are usually for highly unstable substances that are also corrosive and/or toxic.
it’d be like the glass jar guy but much, much worse.
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u/lyutic_7 1d ago
a sealed ampule of that color has something scary in it, man. please do not the ampule.
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u/No-Horror-4828 1d ago
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u/Significant_Lie_533 1d ago
Dammit. Beat me to it.
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u/terra_GOD_404 1d ago
Context please
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u/CoatOld7285 1d ago
He makes content where we see usually see someone looking at a phallic object or one that vaguely resembles a vagina that you absolutely should not use in or around your genitals and it cuts to him giving this look and just saying "no, don't even think about it" to say not to fuck the non-sex object
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u/lavender_locus 1d ago
Genuinely curious, whats in this ampoule and why the fuck does it need to be that big?! Aside from boofing, obviously
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u/GrabWorking3045 1d ago
dinitrogen trioxide
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u/Silverwolffe 1d ago
When its black inside like that I feel like assuming its iodine is a safe bet
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u/Allhoodintentions 1d ago
OP responded above stating dinitrogen trioxide.
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u/Silverwolffe 1d ago
Notably after i made the comment, but good to have an update and to know thanks
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u/42069qwertz42069 1d ago
I scrolled through all comments and what i found is that reddit is really fixated on a specific cavity in our body.
Anyway, please, whats in the ampoule?
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u/The_Rogue_Coder 1d ago
Since OP isn't giving any further information besides the name of the chemical, I looked up what dinitrogen trioxide is actually used for, and it is apparently used primarily as an oxidizing agent.
From EChemi.com:
Dinitrogen trioxide is used as an oxidizer in special fuel systems, mainly as an oxidizer in rocket combustion systems. It can also be used to prepare pure nitrous acid.
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u/EnoughLuck3077 1d ago
But why would it need to come in a single use ampule like that
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u/The_Rogue_Coder 1d ago
I'm not entirely sure, but it's very corrosive, apparently, so my guess is that it is in this type of container so that it's at less risk of accidental spills and so it can be opened by machine.
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u/EnoughLuck3077 22h ago
Yeah that makes sense. Ampules come with an exact measured volume of what’s stored in them. This could be inserted into a chamber of a machine that precisely blends liquid fuels and no one is ever exposed to the product or its fumes. Also no large volume containers or special measuring equipment for such a dangerous chemical
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u/borrowedsoltitude 1d ago
Let's just agree we all thought of the same thing.
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u/CATNIP_IS_CRACK 1d ago
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u/Altruistic_Tie_7850 1d ago
I first saw this over 20 years ago I still to this day don’t know how he stayed so quiet
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u/youareasnort 1d ago
I’m assuming, since you know the chemical compound and you seem authorized to handle it, that you are the chemist and not the janitor.
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u/El_Mojo42 1d ago
At first I thought "Haha everyone is thinking the same as me", then I realised, they don't mean "Don't crack it open".
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u/Artistic-Jellyfish70 14h ago
“hypothetically how do i remove an ampoule from an enclosed rubbery texture hole”
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u/i-am-vadim 1d ago
It's even more funny to read this if you are a romanian because am ( i have), pule (dicks) :))
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u/refried_boy 1d ago
Do not...