DENJIRO: Today, I’ll perform an experiment on combustion of ammonia. This bag here contains ammonia. There is a tube attached to the bag, and I’m going to put a flame up to the tip of the tube. There is ammonia coming out of the tube. When I put the flame up to it...
BOY: So ammonia burns.
DENJIRO: It goes out when I take the flame away, but it burns once again when I bring the flame up to it. There’s a trick to making ammonia burn even more. I’ve attached a bag containing oxygen to the tube. What will happen if I burn the ammonia while I supply it with oxygen?
BOY: It’s burning steadily now!
DENJIRO: As you can see, it keeps burning with a nice, red color. Now, I have mixed ammonia and oxygen in this bag. If I fill up test tubes with this mixture and light it on fire, we get to see an interesting phenomenon.
Here I go!
BOY: How interesting!
DENJIRO: The ammonia caught fire inside the test tube. If you take a close look at the test tube afterwards, you can see that there’s condensation. That means water was created from the combustion.
BOY: I see!
DENJIRO: After combustion of ammonia and oxygen, only nitrogen and water are created. No carbon dioxide is created.
NARRATOR: Therefore, ammonia is garnering attention as a source of energy that can reduce carbon dioxide output.
DENJIRO: I hope energy will bring you all happiness. Our magic word is "Happy Energy!"
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