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The Myth

THIS MYTH WAS FEATURED IN...
Episode 14: Myths Revisited

Original air date: 6/8/2004

Myth Title: ----


Myth Description:
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MythBusters on the bust: ----


Hypothesis: ----


Procedure/Experimental Design:
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Results:
---- The cell phone did not ignite the gas vapors. Eventually they ignited the vapors using a bigger spark generator.


Conclusion:
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Busted or Not Busted:
---- Busted
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  • An important missing piece of this test was that the cell phone "trigger" was merely a ringing cell phone. The source of a spark to ignite the explosion could come from the act of pressing a button to answer the call (or dial), OR from opening a flip phone. They should have tried opening a cell phone in that gas fume chamber, or pressing a few buttons.










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