Calcium Carbide Lumps 50g Bottle

Q: how is this used in the carbide lamps and is it efficient compared to battery lights ?

Water is added to the calcium carbide which then produces acetylene gas. The acetylene gas is ignited and burns a flame producing light. It works great but is not comparable to using a modern LED type of headlamp or flashlight which run efficiently without an open flame.

Q: can this item be used in carbide cannons ?

In theory, sure. Calicium carbide, when mixed with water creates acetylene gas. This stuff comes in small gravel sized chunks so you may need to refine it a little with a mortar and pestle. I know they used to sell the cannon stuff in a paste of some sort, but I am unsure of the exact compound.

Q: Are ther any residual chemicals are left in the pineapple fruit?

it has been said if you drop a small piece of carbide into the top of a pineapple plant it will start the flower and eventually the pineapple to grow I've tried it and i will say it works most of the time if not all of the time. I have 60 some plants and if they are slow I seed them. you must be careful to have dry hands. sometimes if there is water in the top you will see a reaction to the carbide and that seems to start the growing process

Q: What are the dimensions of the bottle?

My bottle is: 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) diameter x 3 inches (7.5 cm) height

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Brand
CCS CHEMICAL &
Item weight
50 Grams
Manufacturer
Consolidated &
UPC
820103968119

📏Compact 2.54x2.54x5.08 cm bottle

🧪Precise 50g measurement

⚗️High purity CaC2 formula

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Calcium Carbide Lumps 50g Bottle

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⚡ Ignite your experiments with precision-packed Calcium Carbide!

LAB GRADE PURITY - Guaranteed chemical formula CaC2 for consistent reactivity
COMPACT PORTABLE - Small footprint fits effortlessly on any workspace or lab shelf
TRUSTED MANUFACTURER - Produced by Consolidated Chemical & Solvents, a name you can rely on
READY TO USE PACKAGING - Poly bottle ensures safe storage and easy handling without mess
PERFECT PORTION CONTROL - 50g bottle size ideal for precise experimental or industrial use

This 50g bottle of Calcium Carbide (CaC2) from Consolidated Chemical & Solvents offers lab-grade purity in a compact, easy-to-handle poly bottle. Perfectly portioned for precise chemical reactions, it’s a must-have for professionals seeking reliable and safe chemical supplies.

Specifications

Manufacturer	Consolidated Chemical & Solvents
Part number	CCSCC50G
Item Weight	50 g
Product Dimensions	2.54 x 2.54 x 5.08 cm; 50 g
Manufacturer reference	CCSCC50G
Item Package Quantity	1
Batteries Required?	No

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