Hello CS'ers and would-be Vortexers.
I just got an Edmund Scientific catalogue in the mail today and
discovered that they have the plastic vortex tubes on page 48.
They call them Tornado Tubes:
"Package of two Tornado Tubes(tm) #Q37-592 $4.95
"Package of ten Tornado Tubes(tm) #Q53-642 $18.95
They also have:
"Tornado Tube(tm) 'complete kit' #Q52-916 $7.95
Apparently this is the Tornado Tube(tm) and two bottles that
appear in the picture to be about 1 liter size or so.
Tornado Tube url:
http://www.edmundscientific.com/Products/Search.cfm?query=Tornado+Tubes
The on-line version of this catalogue can be found at:
www.scientificsonline.com
I also discovered that if a 1.5 or 2 liter water/soda bottle
top is cut off about 3/8" to 1/2" below where the curved
shoulder meets the straight wall, the top section makes an
okey-dokey vortex funnel. Just slap the magnets on the sides
of the "funnel" and pour the liquid along the side wall so the
stream starts to travel down the wall clockwise.
With practice, you can learn to pour heavily to get the vortex going and
then back off a bit to just maintain the largest
"stable" vortex you can.
Wong- don't tell me you can't get this one to work! tsk tsk.
That's it for now-- Be Well,
David
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