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**Title:** Melting a Padlock Experiment
**Objective:** To melt multiple padlocks using a smelting furnace and examine the resulting metal.
**Key Events:**
1. Introduction to the experiment, emphasizing safety (do not try at home).
2. Placement of padlocks in a crucible, powered by a gas cylinder flamethrower.
3. Ignition and observation of the melting process, with unexpected green flames.
4. Post-melting, the resulting metal (likely zinc oxide) is solidified into an ingot.
5. The ingot is then refined, cut, and sanded to reveal a shiny, albeit imperfect, metal bar.
**Outcome:**
The experiment successfully melts the padlocks, yielding a unique metal bar, primarily composed of zinc, with some impurities from the padlock's metal composition.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **Experiment goal**: To melt multiple padlocks and reuse the metal.
2. **Equipment used**:
* A crucible (container) to melt metal.
* A smelting furnace (forge) to heat the crucible.
* A flamethrower torch powered by a gas cylinder.
3. **Padlock composition uncertainty**:
* The body is likely meltable.
* The stem is made of stainless steel (possibly not meltable).
* The keys' material is unknown (possibly aluminum or steel).
4. **Safety precaution**:
* Viewers are warned not to attempt to reproduce the experiment at home.
5. **Experiment observation**:
* The padlocks did not fully melt, especially the keys and main body.
* A green fire was observed during the process.
6. **Resulting material**:
* A metal ingot was produced, believed to contain zinc oxide (though not confirmed).
7. **Post-melting process**:
* The ingot was cooled, then worked on to remove imperfections.
* It was cut, sanded, and polished to reveal a shiny metal surface.
8. **Final product**:
* A bar of metal, primarily zinc, with possibly other metals from the padlock composition.