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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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If you find a glass pipette with a drawn-out tip, on which an elastic band is put on top, you can do a spectacular trick.

Remove the rubber band, take a glass of very hot water, almost boiling, lower the pipette into it so that it is half filled with water. Then you need to firmly close the upper hole with your finger (in order not to get burned, you can put several layers of some kind of film under your finger) and pull out the pipette. Naturally, water does not pour out of it. If you now quickly turn it over, then a fountain up to a meter high will hit from its tip.

Focus secret:

When you quickly turn the pipette over, hot water begins to flow down the walls and heat the air remaining in the second half. It expands and pushes water out with force.

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