So a friend just emptied his motorcycle gas tank and stored the gas in a protein powder bucket half an hour ago, with the purpose of having new gas in the tank.
I reckon, since the bucket is intended for storing food, the gas will dissolve the plastic?
Can he use this gas for his car or is it too late now?
ummmmmms
Even though it's probably okay, I wouldn't risk it personally. Should have used glass.
>Eureka! I have created the perfect solvent. Bring your own container! Hurry! Never mind.
>>14697848
He's not the
>wait a sec
type.
It's about 10-15 litres and the car's gas tank is roughly 50-60 litres.
>>14697857
That's a lot of protein powder Jesus
Really though it depends on the type of plastic that particular jug is made of. Check the code on the bottom and/or ask /sci/
>>14697947
The MC gas tank was almost full, and it's an R1 early 2000s. He also poured some of it in a 10-litre plastic bucket.
I'll check and ask.
Thank you!
Plastic is petroleum-based and should not dissolve in a petroleum-based liquid
And for some reason I posted too early.
What he SHOULD be worried about would be eventual color or paint on the inside dissolving and mixing with the gas
Just add some styrofoam to it to negate any effects the container would have had to the gas.
>>14697986
>>14697996
I see. Thank you, I'll tell him.
>>14698079
Ah shit, don't actually add styrofoam nigger. That's how you make napalm.
>>14698094
I thought OP was trying to make napalm
>>14698094
Well now I'm intrigued...
>>14698113
It's stupidly easy
http://wildernessarena.com/supplies/weapons/homemade-napalm-recipe
>>14698131
>napalm can be used in animal traps
What the fuck is wrong with people
>>14698131
Dangerously easy. Now I'm scared.
>>14698131
>>14698094
>>14698144
>>14698154
Requesting /k/ napalm shells cap
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>>14698208
>>14698144
Helps when you clean 'em later.
