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Take a shot glass of water and one of whiskey (or another colored liquid). Place a card over the water to cover it. Flip the water glass so that it is directly over the glass of whiskey. Slowly remove a bit of the card so the liquids can interact, and watch the water and whiskey swap glasses.
So if you re swimming in a lake and there s a big current from the lightning strike flowing through the lake it sees you as a kind of short as it can jump 2m to an easy path. Chemical magic is an area of illusionary magic that relies on certain chemical and physical principles of nature in order to stupefy and excite the audience.
The mixer also comes with multiple speed settings, allowing users to adjust the speed according to their mixing needs. The Magic Mixer is equipped with a variety of attachments, including a whisk, dough hook, and beater. These attachments can be easily attached and detached, making it effortless to switch between different mixing tasks.
Chemical Magic
February 29th is a day associated with good luck, bad luck, marriage, and even a little bit of magic, depending on what part of the world you’re in! Here in the Rare Book Collection you can learn about all types of magic, old and new, from sinister spirit-conjuring spells to innocent exploding bubbles. If you have an interest in magic and an aptitude for science, you might consider consulting John D. Lippy, Jr.’s Chemical Magic (1930).
John D. Lippy Jr., Chemical Magic (New York: A. L. Burt Company, c1930) | GV1547 .L7
Lippy was a renowned “Chemical Magician” who shared his love of magic through performing, writing books, and even designing toys. In 1955 he was the president of the “Magician’s Alliance of Eastern States”–one of America’s oldest continuing conventions–and was awarded the William H. Endlich Award in 1962 for his work with that organization.
Published in 1930, this book is a collection of over 150 “magical” effects made possible by chemistry. Lippy also includes a brief history of magic in addition to seven original magical monologues for the budding magician seeking inspiration.
Betty Jane Kolar “The World’s Youngest Magician”
Chemical magic is an area of illusionary magic that relies on certain chemical and physical principles of nature in order to stupefy and excite the audience. And so, it seems only appropriate that the RBC’s resident chemist chime in to share some of the book’s coolest tricks and explore some of the more complex chemistry in-play.
One of the most interesting demonstrations is a trick called “Burning Water”, which cleverly combines water, ether, and potassium to ignite a glass of water and give off a bright pink flame:
While the author may have given away the secret ingredients to his performance, we at the RBC found ourselves wondering about the roles that each chemical species plays in creating the spectacle described. Cue the chemist!
Firstly, ether is a flammable liquid and is less dense than water. So when the water is poured into the bowl containing ether, the ether rises and settles as a layer on top of the water. This provides a flammable layer on the surface of the water. Ethanol (rubbing alcohol) would also suffice in place of the ether–and is less hazardous!
The potassium (K) reacts with water to form a basic solution and hydrogen (H) gas:
2K (solid)+2H2O (liquid)→2KOH (basic solution)+H2 (gas)
The hydrogen gas is the key here; it reacts violently with oxygen in the air and ignites, making a spark. Remember that flammable layer of ether on the surface of the water? When the hydrogen gas ignites, it sets fire to that layer and, VOILA: magic burning water!
A video showing the violent reaction that results when pure potassium is added to water can be found here.
John D. Lippy, Jr.’s Chemical Magic is filled with many more chemical magic demonstrations, of varying difficulty, awe factor, and associated risk. Some of these include exploding bubbles, rubber bones, silver stars from candles, mental telepathy, turning water to blood, and walking away from your own shadow! The book promises to be entertaining for magic-lovers and chemists alike.
Rebekah Wells is a student assistant in the Rare Book Collection and a chemistry major at UNC who will graduate in Spring 2016.
Cause a stream of water to bend by applying an electrical field near the water. How do you do this without electrocuting yourself? Simply run a plastic comb through your hair.
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Reviews for "Elevate Your Cooking Experience with the Cpol Maker Magic Mixer"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Cpol maker magic mixer. First of all, the machine was very flimsy and felt like it was going to break with the slightest touch. Secondly, the blades were not sharp enough to effectively blend ingredients, so I ended up with chunks of fruits and vegetables in my smoothies. Lastly, the noise level was unbearable, as it was incredibly loud and made it difficult to have a conversation while using it. Overall, I regret purchasing this product and would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Michael - 1 star - The Cpol maker magic mixer was a complete waste of money for me. The motor stopped working after just a few uses, so I had to contact customer service for a replacement. Even the replacement unit had the same issue, which was incredibly frustrating. Additionally, the mixer did not deliver on its promise of creating smooth and creamy drinks. Instead, it left behind chunks and residue, even after multiple blends. I would advise others to stay away from this product and invest in a more reliable option.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Cpol maker magic mixer, but it fell way short of my expectations. The build quality was lacking, with the plastic components feeling cheap and easily breakable. The blender also struggled to effectively blend harder ingredients, such as ice and nuts, leaving them partially intact and ruining the texture of my smoothies. Lastly, the clean-up process was a hassle, as the blender was difficult to disassemble and parts were not dishwasher safe. Overall, I regret my purchase and would not recommend this product.