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At first, I was able to use a Bunsen burner attached to my mother's gas stove, but the use of the kitchen as a laboratory came to an abrupt end when a minor explosion involving hydrogen sulphide spattered the newly painted decor and changed the colour from blue to dirty green!

John Vane

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Anfangs konnte ich einen Bunsenbrenner verwenden, der am Gasherd meiner Mutter befestigt war, aber die Verwendung der Küche als Labor kam zu einem abrupten Ende, als eine kleine Explosion mit Schwefelwasserstoff das neu gestrichene Dekor bespritzte und die Farbe von blau veränderte zu schmutzig grün!

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