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yeh the cracking noise from the glow stick is a glass rod that holds the liquid.... not good.. its really really fine glass too... :D my friend and i cracked it open.. lozzle i think u and i did over from stoves place that day... he he he

yeh the cracking noise from the glow stick is a glass rod that holds the liquid.... not good.. its really really fine glass too... :D my friend and i cracked it open.. lozzle i think u and i did over from stoves place that day... he he he

I just remember my mouth burning and running round like a idiot pointing at my face

how can u not know glow stick have glass in them?

what breaks when u crack them?

somethings gotta hold the two chemicals apart so the don't react! then break the stick.... and like magic they GLOOOOOOW! oooooo ahhhh

at least i think i'm right! i'm in denial if i'm not hehehe

how can u not know glow stick have glass in them?

what breaks when u crack them?

somethings gotta hold the two chemicals apart so the don't react! then break the stick.... and like magic they GLOOOOOOW! oooooo ahhhh

at least i think i'm right! i'm in denial if i'm not hehehe

I thought it was hard plastic...

i jsut accept the fact they glow ..... what makes a glow worms butt glow .... does that have glass in it too?? There should be scientfic studies regarding the relationship between glowworms and glowsticks.

Glow sticks are good examples of the way chemiluminescent reactions occur. Most of them are non-toxic and use only a very small amount of luminol. Here chemicals are mixed when a vile containing an oxidizing agent is broken and combined with the chemiluminescent chemicals. When they combine oxidation occurs and light energy is given off.

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