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What chemical substance gets warm when you aggitate it?

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Johnny blaze | 17:27 Sat 11th Mar 2006 | Science
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It was a liquid or gas (I know that really narrows it down) but when this substance was in a test tube it would get notably warm when we gave it a shake (no not a milkshake). Any ideas please.
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you know, you could have said fluid. I don't know, but you can get sodium acetate heat pads and those are pretty incredible.
19:45 Sat 11th Mar 2006
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It could be a supersaturated solution of Sodium Thiosulphate - this will crystalise if agitated, giving out large amounts of heat
13:11 Sun 12th Mar 2006
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Yeah, that's the same thing sodium acetate does (with the crystals)
14:43 Sun 12th Mar 2006

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