u boil egg inside oil...

You are getting a Nobel Prize for that experiment dear. It's not easy to come up with something big like that.

I love dix.... awon omo science students

Awon omo science student. You were expecting a serious explosion. If it had exploded by now it would have ripped off that your ponmo lips..

jerflakes:
Good work!
You have a scientists' curiousity
But you don't boil something inside oil though
The term, boiling, is reserved for water or water-soluble liquid
Abeg no vex for that correction, I like your experiment though

You can boil in any liquid - oil, water, etc

u boil egg inside oil..

Anijay1212:
I love your eyes errrm... assuming that's you �

Yes it is, thanks

I would have loved to try it but I can't risk my oil

OpsMoniker:
Don't try this at home

If u want an explosion try boiling an egg in a cup of water in a microwave!

Boom!!!

You literally can't 'boil' egg in oil. You can only fry. So I'm guessing you will end up with some kind of deep fried egg with shell fragments in it.

Follygunners:
You should try soaking a boiled egg in a full glass coke for 24hrs... See the result!

What will happen to it pls.

YelloweWest:

If u want an explosion try boiling an egg in a cup of water in a microwave!

Boom!!!

or take an already boiled egg, pop it in the microwave for 10 seconds then remove it and poke a fork in it. E go blow like bomb. I did this by accident once and nearly injured myself while trying to duck.

jerflakes:
Good work!

You have a scientists' curiousity

But you don't boil something inside oil though

The term, boiling, is reserved for water or water-soluble liquid

Abeg no vex for that correction, I like your experiment though

You're wrong. A bit of elementary science would have spared you this embarrassment.

SageMahrez:
This one dey waste egg wey person go fry use push down better soft bread... sorry for u.

Ma mehn

AdebisiAdeyinka:
What will happen to it pls.

The shell would melt off and all you'll have is just the boiled egg without shell.. . Just imagine what powerful chemicals we put into our system..

jerflakes:
Good work!

You have a scientists' curiousity

But you don't boil something inside oil though

The term, boiling, is reserved for water or water-soluble liquid

Abeg no vex for that correction, I like your experiment though

The word *boil* had been used in place of fry in the olden days though. Just pointing that out

Watch this Mario comedy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDUl2_KoN6g

They call it escapulation

jerflakes:
Good work!

You have a scientists' curiousity

But you don't boil something inside oil though

The term, boiling, is reserved for water or water-soluble liquid

Abeg no vex for that correction, I like your experiment though

But the word boil comes from oil

jerflakes:
Good work!

You have a scientists' curiousity

But you don't boil something inside oil though

The term, boiling, is reserved for water or water-soluble liquid

Abeg no vex for that correction, I like your experiment though

Sorry, don't mislead people. Anything physical substance can boil if heated to the right temperature. Water boils at 100°c while other liquid like oil, petrol, methanol etc have their different boiling points at normal atmospheric pressure.
So the term boiling is not just reserved for water or water soluble liquid alone.

What was your grade in chemistry?

abeg let me come and be going. jare

OpsMoniker:
Don't try this at home

You get luck


Have you tried the microwave style?

jerflakes:
Good work!

You have a scientists' curiousity

But you don't boil something inside oil though

The term, boiling, is reserved for water or water-soluble liquid

Abeg no vex for that correction, I like your experiment though

Just curious, the boiling point of Hexane is 68C. Hexane is anything but water soluble. Why should it have a boiling point?

Don't you know where to buy oil?

desreek9:




Yes it is, thanks

I love your teeth even though I can't see them that is assuming they are yours

Try it with seun's egg

What will happen ifyou fry banana

jerflakes:
Good work!

You have a scientists' curiousity

But you don't boil something inside oil though

The term, boiling, is reserved for water or water-soluble liquid

Abeg no vex for that correction, I like your experiment though

. u b Coret guy

Mumu ... Sorry to say

guy u are a genius