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**Title:** Non-Water Liquid Disasters (Episode of Salmonella Academy)
**Summary:**
This episode highlights three unusual liquid disasters in history:
1. **Boston Molasses Flood (1919)**: A storage tank burst, releasing 2.3 million gallons of molasses, killing 21 people and injuring 150. The sticky disaster caused widespread destruction and took days to clean up.
2. **Dublin Whiskey Flood (1875)**: A fire ignited a malt house, bursting 5,000 barrels of whiskey, which flooded the streets. Locals attempted to "clean up" by drinking the whiskey, resulting in 13 deaths from alcohol poisoning.
3. **London Beer Flood (1814)**: A brewery vat collapsed, releasing 1.5 million liters of beer, destroying homes and killing at least 8 people. The disaster was ruled an "act of God" in court.
**Closing:** The episode ends with a promotion for Skillshare, an online learning platform, encouraging viewers to acquire new skills.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each numbered and in short sentences:
**Boston Molasses Flood (1919)**
1. Date of the disaster: January 15, 1919
2. Temperature in Boston that day: around 40°F (above freezing)
3. Amount of molasses in the tank: 2.3 million gallons
4. Height of the molasses wave at its peak: 25 feet
5. Speed of the molasses wave: up to 35 miles per hour
6. Density of molasses: higher than water
7. Damage: houses swept off foundations, buildings demolished
8. Path of devastation: approximately half a mile long
9. Injuries: around 150 people
10. Fatalities: 21 people
**Dublin Whiskey Flood (1875)**
11. Date of the disaster: June 18, 1875
12. Event preceding the flood: a large fire in Dublin
13. Location of the flood: near a malt house
14. Amount of whiskey and other liquids released: around 5,000 barrels
15. Cause of deaths: alcohol poisoning from consuming the spilled liquor
16. Number of fatalities: 13 people
**London Beer Flood (1814)**
17. Location of the disaster: St. Giles Rookery, London
18. Cause of the flood: collapse of a brewery vat due to faulty iron rings
19. Amount of beer released: approximately 23,000 Imperial gallons (1.5 million liters)
20. Consequences: multiple homes demolished, at least 8 people killed
21. Causes of death: drowning or being crushed by fallen houses
22. Outcome of investigations: the collapse was ruled an "act of God"