Pouring molten aluminum into a pool!!

The video tutorial demonstrates setting up a Burnside using a steel garbage can and charcoal to melt aluminum. The process involves using a stainless steel crucible, igniting the setup with lighter fluid, and managing airflow with a fan. Aluminum wire is added and melted, with observations on the results and the formation of aluminum pieces.

What is the purpose of using big charcoal in the aluminum melting setup?

• To increase the temperature

• To prevent rust

• To reduce smoke

• To improve airflow

What is a major issue faced with the stainless steel crucible during the melting process?

• It reacts with aluminum

• It melts too quickly

• It is too expensive

• It is too heavy to handle

Why is lighter fluid added to the aluminum melting setup?

• To add color to the flame

• To clean the aluminum

• To cool down the setup

• To ignite the fire

What indicates that the aluminum is melting successfully during the process?

• The fire changes color

• The aluminum turns black

• The aluminum becomes solid

• The numbers start to glow

What is the result of adding more aluminum wire to the setup?

• The wire catches fire

• The wire dissolves in water

• The wire melts and forms solid pieces

• The wire remains unchanged