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When the handles of the Chinese Water Spouting Bowl are rubbed the water leaps into the air when resonance is reached. ASU copyright For best results the handles had to be smoothed. I used 400 grit, three grades of brass wool, and polished it with Jewelers Rouge (cerium oxide). ASU copyright
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| 3D40.51 | Chinese Water Spouting Bowl | Rating: |
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Description: When the handles of the Chinese Water Spouting Bowl are rubbed the water leaps into the air when resonance is reached. |
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| Room:PS F175 | Location: Bc3 | Sublocation: | ||
| Type: demo | Date Added:12/21/2005 | Condition: | ||
| Quantity:1 | Complete: | Last updated: 12/21/2005 | ||
| Purpose: To demonstrate resonance. | ||||
| Safety Issues: Disclaimer (Warning - work in progress - may be incomplete) | ||||
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| Copyright © 2000 | Instructions: Attach Chinese bowl to table with double sticky tape. Shine handles with brass wool if needed. Wash hands like a surgeon and touch nothing but the handles of the Chinese Water Bowl. Rub slowly and deliberately with firm pressure back and forth. |
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