Can a Motor run on BEANS?

The video explores the effects of gallium on a motorcycle engine by applying it to the engine oil and spark plug area. Despite previous successes with bicycles and scooters, the motorcycle remains unaffected. The experiment then shifts to using baked beans as engine oil, resulting in engine failure after 12 minutes. The analysis reveals that gallium's ineffectiveness may be due to the aluminum alloy used, while the beans caused friction issues. The video concludes with a humorous take on the experiments.

What was the outcome of the gallium experiment on the motorcycle?

• The motorcycle broke down immediately

• The motorcycle's engine caught fire

• The motorcycle showed no signs of damage

• The motorcycle's speed increased

What was the initial plan for testing gallium on the motorcycle?

• To apply it on the tires

• To coat the entire motorcycle with it

• To mix it with gasoline

• To place it in the engine oil and spark plug area

What unusual substance was used to replace the motorcycle's oil in the second experiment?

• Sand

• Baked beans

• Milk

• Water

How long did the motorcycle run with beans instead of oil?

• 12 minutes and 43 seconds

• 1 hour

• 5 minutes

• 30 minutes

What was the main cause of the motorcycle engine's failure in the beans experiment?

• The beans clogged the fuel line

• The engine overheated

• The lack of oil caused friction between the piston and cylinder walls

• The beans reacted chemically with the engine

What was discovered about the gallium's effect on the motorcycle engine?

• It melted the engine parts

• It caused the engine to run smoother

• It had no effect due to the type of aluminum used

• It completely destroyed the engine

What conclusion was drawn about the use of beans in the motorcycle engine?

• Beans had no significant impact on the engine

• Beans caused the engine to explode

• Beans improved engine performance

• Beans increased fuel efficiency