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A self-starting siphon

Secure a piece of glass or plastic tube about 2.5 cm in diameter and 8 to 10 cm in length. Fit single end with a one-hole stopper, carrying a short length of glass tube that extends about a centimetre under the stopper on the inner side. Fit the other end of the large tube with a two-hole stopper. By one of the holes in the two-hole stopper place a jet tube which extends up by the larger tube and into the opening of the glass tube in the one-hole stopper. Connect a long rubber tube to the glass tube in the single-hole stopper

 


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