The Soap-Bubble Method of Studying the Combustion of Mixtures of Carbon Monoxide and Oxygen
A 1936 technical report from the NASA Technical Reports Server, a scientific study of carbon monoxide and oxygen combustion, using soap bubbles as a method for observing flame propagation. Its figures are photographic records of bubble explosions, including streak and film-strip sequences and a bubble mounted on a glass rod for test work, all in black and white with figure captions.
