stafass rašė:
Kaip manote, ar pakaktų zippo žiebtuvėlio ugnies užvirti tarkime 200-300ml vandens skarbonkėje? Gal kas mėginote?
Cituoti:
Naphtha (aka. Coleman Fuel, MSR Fuel, White Gas [North America, Australia, and New Zealand], Shellite, Fuelite, Zippo fuel, Ronsonol fuel, heptane, Blazo, cigarette lighter fluid, some charcoal lighter fluid)
Naphtha is a term relating to a range of hydrocarbons used as solvents or feedstock for petroleum products. For purposes of categorizing fuels for stoves, "naphtha" is used to include all naphtha and gasoline-like fuels that have been refined to be as aromatic and additive free as practical for stove use. This is a much "cleaner" stove fuel than other petroleum products (except possibly the liquefied gases) so it is less likely to clog stoves. It is also considered by many to be the best fuel for high altitude and extremely cold treks. It evaporates quickly, is quite volatile, burns very hot, and leaves little residue compared to kerosene. Naphtha requires a lot of oxygen to burn and therefore may be a little easier to extinguish than other petroleum fuels. Naphtha is much more explosive than kerosene but is a bit less explosive than gasoline. This fuel category might be slightly less toxic than gasoline but is still very caustic, and releases an unpleasant odor that lingers.
Naphtha is a mix of 5 to 9 carbon alkanes with a boiling range of 104 to 401°F (40 to 205°C). The term "naphtha" has several accepted and obsolete definitions and can even be inclusive of gasoline and kerosene.
Šaltinis:
http://zenstoves.net/Fuels.htmTikėtina, kad pavyktų. Gal ne nuo pačio Zippo žiebtuvėlio, o kurą perpylus ir pasigaminus
Beverage-can stove