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Fake or fact: Acetone can display the Leidenfrost effect.

Fake or fact: Acetone can display the Leidenfrost effect.

FACT.
Acetone has a low boiling point (~56 °C) and vaporizes quickly. On a surface significantly hotter than its boiling point, it can form a stable vapor layer, allowing the droplet to levitate and move around.
So: FACT, acetone is indeed a good candidate for the Leidenfrost effect.

FACT. Acetone has a low boiling point (~56 °C) and vaporizes quickly. On a surface significantly hotter than its boiling point, it can form a stable vapor layer, allowing the droplet to levitate and move around. So: FACT, acetone is indeed a good candidate for the Leidenfrost effect.

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