Cracking paraffin oil on your desk
#cracking #homelab #bromine #electrolysis In this video, I demonstrate how cracking paraffin oil yields flammable gases and liquids. I use bromine water—which I produced in a homemade electrolysis cell—as evidence of the presence of alkenes. Spoiler: the heating jacket had a major malfunction. Fortunately, though, it didn’t happen until after the experiment.
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