The iPhone 6 has an aluminum body and gallium loves aluminum. So what happens when this liquid gets in contact with the device? FACEBOOK: / techrax TWITTER: / techrax INSTAGRAM: / techrax
@@LittleWhole Colloquially, room temperature is the range of air temperatures that most people prefer for indoor settings, which feel comfortable when wearing typical indoor clothing. Room temperature changes depending on several factors but the range is usually 64-89. top range 78-89 is cold weather comfort, whereas 64-77 is considered nighttime/hot weather comfort. i don't think anyone finds anything above 89 degrees "comfortable".
This truly sounds like an awesome invention. Who could have ever thought of combining the overwhelming properties of paper with the breathtaking skills of sand?
Okay, I want to go to the store you buy these iPhones from. I can just imagine you walking in saying, Techrax- "I'd like another iPhone 6, please" Clerk - "umm… sir, maybe you should slow dow-" Techrax - "I CAN QUIT WHENEVER I WANT!!!"
you don't need nearly that much gallium to do this, you can get the same result with a few large drops. also the "smoke" is actually hydrogen created from mixing the aluminum-gallium oxide with water.
EMERGENCY OVERVIEW Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin.Moisture sensitive.The toxicological properties of this material have not been fully investigated. Potential Health Effects Eye: Causes eye irritation. Skin: Causes skin irritation. May be harmful if absorbed through the skin. The toxicological properties of this material have not been fully investigated. May cause contact dermatitis. Ingestion: May cause gastrointestinal irritation with nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. The toxicological properties of this substance have not been fully investigated. May be harmful if swallowed. Inhalation: Causes respiratory tract irritation. The toxicological properties of this substance have not been fully investigated. May be harmful if inhaled. Chronic: May cause bone marrow abnormalities with damage to blood forming tissues. Administration of gallium to humans has caused metallic taste, skin rashes, and bone marrow depression.
Water reacts with the gallium and aluminum alloy that formed and causes the aluminum to separate from the gallium so that you can recover the gallium from the compound.
The thing that happened with water was the aluminium reacting with the water to produce hydrogen (which is highly flammable) and aluminium oxide. This will basically separate the gallium to reuse later.
When gallium and aluminum mix, they make a new material that when mixed with water creates aluminum oxide and hydrogen gas, it also leaves the original gallium in place.
When you mix Gallium and aluminum, it can also form an alloy which reacts with water. It looks like this reaction took place in The end of the video. This reaction is not too dangerous, it just realeases a lot of hydrogen.
When you make an aluminum-gallium alloy and put it in water it reacts, and creates aluminum oxide and hydrogen. The escaping hydrogen was what caused the bubbling and sizzling noise.
+unwoundkiller you get all the gallium back from that reaction too. It annoyed me how this guy described why he was scratching the surface material though. Aluminium is a very reactive metal on its own, to the extent that it will create a very thin layer of fairly nonreactive aluminium oxide, hes scratching this layer of so that the gallium can be exposed to the pure aluminium so that it can create the alloy. I don't know why no one ever called it Galluminium though...
+Rui Sa It's pretty obvious it isn't melting when you see it crumble off. Sure metals have a low melting point and maybe you thought that aluminum did (for some reason). But why would a company make a phone with a low melting point? Therefore you must assume it isn't molten aluminum because he is touching it with his bare hands.
+WKMatthew uhhhhhh... gallium doesn't cause cancer.... I know that for a fact. gallium is completely safe unless it enters the body which cannot happen by touching it. and also the battery in the phone burst at the end and he was putting his hands in FUCKING ACID! holy shit how is he not sick or burnt!?!?
Lithium Ion batteries have a non corrosive electrolyte consisting of a solvent which is usually Ethylene Carbonate or Dymethyl Carbonate. Touching it is actually under most circumstances, will not cause that much damage to skin. It's mildly toxic and can cause skin irritation similar to a rash, but certainly not going to eat your skin or damage it in a few seconds. It is wickedly flammable though, and can cause spectacular explosions and fires with very small amounts. It certainly is far less harmful then paint stripper. Speaking of which, if it contains methylated spirits or methanol, can cause permanent blindness and kidney damage simply by prolonged skin contact.
The fizzing at the end is the aluminium reacting with the water - once the gallium breaks the aluminium oxide crust the aluminium is free to show its true reactivity
DICEPLZNERFF You didn't add in the t1000 part. The original comment said it looks like t1000, you said it looks like liquid metal. He just answered what it is.
Why is it "hot" when he melted it? ... Did he put it in an oven? He didn't have to heat it THAT hot. Gallium melts at about 302,91 Kelvin (Which is 29.76 °C / 85.568 °F) He just could have put it next to a heater or somehow hot/warm water. I know it was pointless to write this comment but I did it anyway so .. yeah. Enjoy your extra knowlege! xD
It made me laugh so damn hard like everyone has an Iphone to waste and some gallium. I mean I have an Iphone and some gallium in my kitchen cabinets my mom cooks gallium cooked Iphones for every holiday.
+CerealKiller Just Kidding, we'll just give you the option to buy more space for twice the price instead of using replaceable memory. Freaking Apple Zombies.
No but he probably broke the battery, letting the litium inside get in contact with air and producing the smoke (which is toxic). The only reaction between gallium and aluminium is that the gallium diffuse ions and broke the aluminium structure, making it a lot more weaker (I think it's how it happening)
1. Gallium melts at 85 °F 2. You didn't have to use all 500 grams of gallium, 5 would have been more than enough to completely eat the aluminum away given enough time 3. The Gallium allowed the water to have an exothermic reaction with the water letting off Hydrogen Gas.
+Mind Blow that it does but rubbing your hands through what is essentially at that point a aluminum/gallium mix is not smart especially since the full toxicity of gallium is still not fully known. Nurdrage is a scientist and still wears gloves while handling the stuff
trapper9998 He stated he wears gloves because ot gets messy and actually in theory you could drink gallium and come out UN harmed....check your knowledge
It sizzled because Gallium and Aluminium when bond (which was what you did, you made an alloy) react extremely quickly with water. The reaction is so strong (and the gallium alloy recoverable afterwards), that people are researching something to make this a fuel of the future.
He doesn't want the gallium to seep into the phone itself, but he wants the gallium to seep into aluminium. He's scratching it to remove aluminium-oxide that formed on the surface of aluminium, also to remove any coating that the aluminium might or might not have and to give the gallium more surface area of pure aluminium so it can alloy with it quicker.
I'm not actually sure if it alloys or reacts. You're probably right, tho. Thanks for the correction. The rest of what I said still stands. Regardless if it's alloying or reacting, a bigger contact surface will speed things up.
The thing is, the title says "What happens if you pour gallium on an iPhone 6", but he then scratches it, which makes the title untrue. He just could've taken an aluminium block and scratched it, to see the results of the reaction.
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"If yo guys wanna try this at home" Who the fuck would do that
me
what other use do iphones have?
+HappyLPS576 +TheOtherGuywhocommented You are Right XD
thats what I was thinking 😂😂😂
+Doge People with a broken iPhone
That's one way to peel an Apple.
haha😜
Thank you.
bud dum tsss
David James 10/10 Best joke ever
first :p lol
TechRax: enters the Apple store
iPhones: Aaaaaaaah it's the DEVIL!!!!!!
MattsNotBanned_ For the workers
Expensive. Two drops would've achieved the same effect!
@@TheEyesOfNye stop acting like a nerd douche. Its just for entertainment, not for science shit
@@heronumbertwo3171 I agree
@@heronumbertwo3171 lol he deleted my comment, might've struck a nerve cause it was true...
@@heronumbertwo3171 Yea but it still a waist of money.
@@BottomGear2 yeah, very expensive
Did you enjoy peeling that Apple?
Icwutududthere
Icwutududthere
+CLASH OF CLANS / CSGO - COMEDY! badum tss
Aaaaaaaah
apples dont peel bro more like oranges
geez apple why dunt u mak ipfone gaalium proof gersh
Pootis Vonpoot Because it's made of aluminum. You can't break the laws of chemistry.
Stop the CPSC Have you heard of a joke? No? Yes?
FTWGamer Pretty shitty joke.
Stop the CPSC Whoosh!
Stop the CPSC Anyone could say that to a joke they don't understand.
"i just melted it, it's a little hot."
.........
gallium melts at room temperature you dingus.
Yeah im confused about that one too
@@jacobrudd6318 its not that im confused, just aggravated that he could have prevented the facepalm by doing a 3 second google search.
Its melting point is 85 degrees Fahrenheit. How is that room temperature?
@@LittleWhole still not stove temperatures
@@LittleWhole Colloquially, room temperature is the range of air temperatures that most people prefer for indoor settings, which feel comfortable when wearing typical indoor clothing. Room temperature changes depending on several factors but the range is usually 64-89.
top range 78-89 is cold weather comfort, whereas 64-77 is considered nighttime/hot weather comfort.
i don't think anyone finds anything above 89 degrees "comfortable".
1:12 that scratching sound is making me feel really uncomfortable
"if you wanna try this at home"
WHY
That's what I was thinking too 😀
+paulitaenlinea I know, who else but him destroys iphones for a living?
+paulitaenlinea I had the same thought lol. I don't have the money to destroy iPhones for fun.
i actually did but I cut myself when I scratched the back
+Donald Tump your icon is like....lol😂😃😂
Don't look down..............
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Does anyone know about sand paper
I dpnt know
This truly sounds like an awesome invention. Who could have ever thought of combining the overwhelming properties of paper with the breathtaking skills of sand?
Yes, it is a very rare paper that you can find sometimes buried in sand, like at the beach.
It is said to have long lost secrets written on it.
This is how to peel an apple tutorial
Who cares if he copied it. No body cares. What does matter it was funny😂😂
WindConnect Airlines yes
BUAHAHAHA
@@DS-cx9sk so? you aint no ones momma
RocketBro 21 XD yeah
Everyone's asking where he gets all these phones, and I'm wondering where he gets gallium, molten glass, a lava flow...
exactly
Ikr
+Deku Scrubber AND MURCUREY!!!!!!
Ikr
The gallium glass and lava are easy tho
Did he really say"if you guys wanna try this at home" at 1:30
omg I was looking for this comment
Pretty sure he's joking. I doubt he thinks everyone just has a bottle of Gallium lying around.
+ThatOneStranger Its pretty pricey but not actually that dangerous. If you're not dumb with it.
+Charles Rasco it's like 20$ on amazon lol
+TH-cam Obsessed they're talking about the chemical
“Just scratch the back if you guys wanna try this at home”
*looks at iPhone 6s plus*
🤔
.............No, I think I’ll pass
J ACY yeah same
J ACY I just ordered gallium through wish and now I’m watching this shit on my iphone 6s plus ... it gives me chills
ill pass cuz im an andoid user
J ACY babe are you trynna flex an iphone 6 lmfao
@@BuzzFeedUnsolved lmaoo
"Make sure you scratch it as much as you can if you want to try this at home."
Oh yeah I definitely want to try this at home thanks for the tip!
"just sitting around peeling an iphone 6 nbd"
But you wanna know what I like more than peeling an iPhone? Knowledge.
+[Insert name here] HAHA GREAT POST WELL MEMED MY FRIEND I HAVE A NEW LAMBORGHINI BUT I LIKE MY BOOKSHELF BETTER
+[Insert name here] no, an apple.
+Kouta Himuro That comment made my day!!!! :))
"But you know what i like more than peeling my iPhone 6. kknnnowwwledge."
Okay, I want to go to the store you buy these iPhones from. I can just imagine you walking in saying,
Techrax- "I'd like another iPhone 6, please"
Clerk - "umm… sir, maybe you should slow dow-"
Techrax - "I CAN QUIT WHENEVER I WANT!!!"
Funniest comment I've read all morning ! Thank you!
+JUAN HERNANDEZ no, thank you for the compliment good sir! Now, I'm off to pour lava on an iPhone 6 like a dumbass *casually walks away*
He gets them for free!
Because he is a tech reviewer he gets them for free I think from apple
+Ishan Sharma shut up
Did somebody notice a demon-like face in the centre of the back on 2:27 after it's covered with gallium? Well I did...
Shashwat Agarwal yeah I noticed it instantly! I’m surprised there aren’t many other comments like this 😮
Yanlış, the only deamons on earth are the armenians
Yes in the middle
Lol when I first saw it I thought it somewhat resembled the Monalisa
good eye!
you don't need nearly that much gallium to do this, you can get the same result with a few large drops. also the "smoke" is actually hydrogen created from mixing the aluminum-gallium oxide with water.
Nothing much, just using my bare hands to mess around with gallium and battery acid.
battery acid is highly corrosive.
EMERGENCY OVERVIEW
Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin.Moisture
sensitive.The toxicological properties of this material have not been
fully investigated.
Potential Health Effects
Eye:
Causes eye irritation.
Skin:
Causes skin irritation. May be harmful if absorbed through the skin.
The toxicological properties of this material have not been fully
investigated. May cause contact dermatitis.
Ingestion:
May cause gastrointestinal irritation with nausea, vomiting and
diarrhea. The toxicological properties of this substance have not
been fully investigated. May be harmful if swallowed.
Inhalation:
Causes respiratory tract irritation. The toxicological properties of
this substance have not been fully investigated. May be harmful if
inhaled.
Chronic:
May cause bone marrow abnormalities with damage to blood forming
tissues. Administration of gallium to humans has caused metallic
taste, skin rashes, and bone marrow depression.
f0rtuzer0
gallium is perfectly fine
Yea it's non-toxic
"This is a BAD idea"
a few minutes later: "If you guys wanna try it at home."
Gee thanks mate. you care about us like we're your iPhone.
HAH! XD
+The guy who comments on every comment ._.
+The guy who comments on every comment .
+Faith Julia he thought it was a bad idea at the beginning but he realized it was safe
It's m8 biatch
Iphone 6 : exists
This dude : so you have chosen ..death
Water reacts with the gallium and aluminum alloy that formed and causes the aluminum to separate from the gallium so that you can recover the gallium from the compound.
When rich people are bored
I thought that they did cocaine in their free time
James Lefler 😂😂😂
James Lefl😂😂😂🌚
James Lefler
James Lefler lol
"If you guys wanna try this at home" WHO IS GOING TO PURPOSELY DESTROY AN IPHONE 6?
Ikr like the hell we want to ruin are phones like I don't think the insurance will cover gallium
This guy
If i could afford it trust me i would
Chris King Bill Gates
Curran Hyde xD
Your yt channel is soo cool the results are so fun to guess and see the result keep it up!!
The thing that happened with water was the aluminium reacting with the water to produce hydrogen (which is highly flammable) and aluminium oxide. This will basically separate the gallium to reuse later.
He really hate Apples
😂😂😂ikr
AYY FUCK YOU
Why
he is allergic to apples
Why are you here then?
01:29 yea I definetly want to try that at home.
Seems like a great idea m8
Hahahaha
HAHAHAH WTF!!
+TheGamingDevil I think Apple is like his sponcer or something and he gets free phones but idk
+AirFusion 6812 it is
Galium binds to aluminium. The result of that reacts with water, decomposing it, hence the fizzing sound you were hearing.
That amount of gallium cost almost as much as the phone did! A very fun metal to experiment and safe for skin.
His father gave him a small loan of a million i Phones
A loan is a loan, you still have to pay it back. Also a million dollars is extremely small for a buisness loan
+MetroDET2011 In the 70s a million dollar loan was quite significant.
But he's obviously talking about Trump, who received his loan in the 70s.
hah!... I get it
No it's because he has 8 million subscribers dumb ass
"Make sure you scratch the back if you want to try this at home..." WHO WOULD WANT TO TRY THIS AT HOME?!?!?!!? LMAO
Me
Me
Rich people
ikr, do it at work :)
Course a Fallout boy would try this, lol
When gallium and aluminum mix, they make a new material that when mixed with water creates aluminum oxide and hydrogen gas, it also leaves the original gallium in place.
The aluminum and gallium mixture in water produces hydrogen xdd
1:25 best noise ever!
Edit: In case anybody is confused, this comment was originally "I. hate. that. noise." But i changed it to confuse people.
Same
+Let's Nightcore Together nice wallpaper
Ikr
same
Same
I hate when there is Gallium on my phone .
same
Yeah
Barack Obama wow u spelt ur first name, it's spelt "barrack" u left out the second r
DERPY BUTTS no it's not I'm in college we did not learn.thats what it means
Barack Obama same I feel you
Bro turned an iPhone into a galaxy note 7
0:49
"I don't want it to seep in"
1:04
"Im gunna scratch it so it can seep in"
Why would you touch liquid metal with your bare hands...?
this melts at VERY low Temps
Are you stupid? It obviously melts at a low temp. Use your fucking head
Gallium melts at 87 degrees Fahrenheit which is about the temperature of your hands.
Gallium melts at 30 degrees celsius, which is room temps.
Oh... ok.
When you mix Gallium and aluminum, it can also form an alloy which reacts with water. It looks like this reaction took place in The end of the video. This reaction is not too dangerous, it just realeases a lot of hydrogen.
Bulldogs MC I know
Bulldogs MC noo
Yes, but hydrogen is really flammable
Hydrogen can't burn by itself it needs oxygen
He is pretty dumb. During the reaction he was touching the battery.
Thanks buddy I was about to do that.
When you make an aluminum-gallium alloy and put it in water it reacts, and creates aluminum oxide and hydrogen. The escaping hydrogen was what caused the bubbling and sizzling noise.
I guess you could say you're peeling an apple
Best.
Joke.
Ever.
Goddamn. You know, we should pear up sometime, exchange some fruit puns.
I got a better joke...
Hoo-dini
TrebuShade I see what you did there
Jurassic Pork
Children in Africa could have eaten that gallium.
Ok
Worst joke ever
Children in Africa could've made a better joke..
Michai Carlisle yeaa
+mohamed kombor i know its an overused joke but this made me smile
THAT color is amazing
This is the best video ever :)
Oh, it's smoking and sizzling, time to touch it with my FUCKING BARE HANDS
+Bryce Dunn gg
fuck off
That's the lithium ion battery. He kinda messed it up.
+Bryce Dunn It's like a burger on the grill.
ikr its smokeing so I'm going to touch it with my sweaty a palmy ass hands
He put water on it and wondered why it smoked😑😑😑
I can't with this kid
Same
+Anisa Ally It's because gallium aluminum creates hydrogen when it comes into contact with water...
+unwoundkiller you get all the gallium back from that reaction too. It annoyed me how this guy described why he was scratching the surface material though. Aluminium is a very reactive metal on its own, to the extent that it will create a very thin layer of fairly nonreactive aluminium oxide, hes scratching this layer of so that the gallium can be exposed to the pure aluminium so that it can create the alloy. I don't know why no one ever called it Galluminium though...
+Anisa Ally jajajajjajajajajjajajajajjajajajajajajjajajajajjajajaja
This dude is stupid why would u put a dangerous chemical on an iPhone,touché it with ur hands wile its hot, and pour water on the chemical also😒
Gallium is an element in the atomic number 31
absoluyely amazing
and how about wearing gloves ? the battery is filled with acid and im sure it's not very healthy to breathe a melting iphone x°
not trying to start anything.. but how do gloves help not to breath in a 'melting iPhone'?
+Rui Sa galium is nontoxic to touch
The iPhone isn't melting the aluminum is being weakened by the gallium
+Nobody iphone vi not x
+Rui Sa It's pretty obvious it isn't melting when you see it crumble off. Sure metals have a low melting point and maybe you thought that aluminum did (for some reason). But why would a company make a phone with a low melting point? Therefore you must assume it isn't molten aluminum because he is touching it with his bare hands.
shouldn't you be using gloves man 1??
howcanyoudothistome1 why?
***** Oh ok, I didn't know that. It just looks so dangerous lol
*****
Getting your fingers eaten away by battery acid SHOULD be 'reason' enough. -_-
+WKMatthew uhhhhhh... gallium doesn't cause cancer.... I know that for a fact. gallium is completely safe unless it enters the body which cannot happen by touching it. and also the battery in the phone burst at the end and he was putting his hands in FUCKING ACID! holy shit how is he not sick or burnt!?!?
Lithium Ion batteries have a non corrosive electrolyte consisting of a solvent which is usually Ethylene Carbonate or Dymethyl Carbonate. Touching it is actually under most circumstances, will not cause that much damage to skin. It's mildly toxic and can cause skin irritation similar to a rash, but certainly not going to eat your skin or damage it in a few seconds. It is wickedly flammable though, and can cause spectacular explosions and fires with very small amounts. It certainly is far less harmful then paint stripper. Speaking of which, if it contains methylated spirits or methanol, can cause permanent blindness and kidney damage simply by prolonged skin contact.
Good thing you covered the charge port
*FINALLY* you made an experiment with GALLIUM
Reading youtube comments is like looking at 5 year old cripples fight it's like you don't want to see it but you keep looking.
Preach
Idk why I found your comment so funny
Yaasss xP The spam and kids go onnn
Ikr
+Ironminer985 Gaming It's just like 4Chan or Reddit!
I find these pretty entertaining actually.
I thought I was the only one 😂
Lucy Johnson omg same lol
Same
Me too
me too
Wow its spectacular 👍🏻
The fizzing at the end is the aluminium reacting with the water - once the gallium breaks the aluminium oxide crust the aluminium is free to show its true reactivity
Imagine TechRax + HowtoBasic 💀
=when all hell broke loose
PanduProduction that needs to happen asappppp
We are all gonna die 📱🍳
+ filthy frank
DREAM TEAM HELL YEAH
I really hope you recycle what's left
I'm no tree hugger but recycling electronics is really important
+endermanslayer24 your a huge ass
+marcus Outhwaite and you are a dumbass using the wrong kind of you're when insulting a person
and that bothers me why, because the person so bothered about hugging trees says, YOUR an ass
.
im bored with this shit
That looks satisfying
_TECHRAX IS AWESOME!!!_
Windows 8.1 is awesome!
Gallium looks like T1000.
CptBomBom00 It looks like liquid metal.
***** And you needed to tell me why?
DICEPLZNERFF You said it LOOKS like liquid metal, implying that you think it isn't, so he just clarified.
DangerousNobody
I was implying that it is liquid metal just like the t1000 from terminator 3.
DICEPLZNERFF You didn't add in the t1000 part. The original comment said it looks like t1000, you said it looks like liquid metal. He just answered what it is.
I dare you to go to the Apple Store and ask, "Can you fix this?" XD
EnderSteve Android sucks ...
Paul Hosseini just like you!
FireTheFlamingGamer/fireboltofdeath Andriod is really bad I'm just pointing it out fangirl
Paul Hosseini all phones are good I phones or androids it just depends what you do with it.
Paul Hosseini huh!? lol haha *apple drone* found! haha GTFO!
Water and the aluminum-gallium alloy combine to form aluminum oxide and hydrogen gas
This looks neat
How much is google paying this guy to destroy iPhones?
Michael L. It's apple not google
Android is owned by google, plus i was joking
Yeah but iPhones are iOS so...........
+Nicole Lesperance are you a fucking idiot
iOS is an operating system made by apple.
Why is it "hot" when he melted it? ...
Did he put it in an oven?
He didn't have to heat it THAT hot.
Gallium melts at about 302,91 Kelvin (Which is 29.76 °C / 85.568 °F)
He just could have put it next to a heater or somehow hot/warm water.
I know it was pointless to write this comment but I did it anyway so .. yeah. Enjoy your extra knowlege! xD
exactly what I was gonna say
+Aluminia Sulana He probably wanted it to be liquid for as long as possible or something.
those should be decimals not commas in your numbers
Raymond Andres Oops... Yeah you're right!
Yeah, Shit happends xD
Aluminia Sulana I thought the commas might be because of another language. I know German has them opposite.
Water reacts with the Al-Gallium composition creating a change in the molecular behaviour if im not mistaking generating Hydrogen
Dude thats really make me feel convinince.
1:28 if you guys wanna try this at home?
dude, it's not a tutorial about how to make a CAKE! LOL
Amr SubZero hahahaha lol
Amr SubZero He baked an iPhone in a cake in an older video. Still worked after, too
It made me laugh so damn hard like everyone has an Iphone to waste and some gallium. I mean I have an Iphone and some gallium in my kitchen cabinets my mom cooks gallium cooked Iphones for every holiday.
Ya don't try this at home is he crazy!!!!!!!!
"Make sure you just scratch up the back real good if you guys want to try this at home."
*Yeah I want to ruin my nice iPhone with Gallium.*
Exactly 😂😂😂
Aaron Allred I hate Android, I hate using it
Aaron Allred true
Hi
Aaron Allred iphones aren't nice
This is amazing
the "smoking" is the gallium catalyzing the reaction between aluminum and water into aluminum oxide and hydrogen gas
Who else cringed when he started scratching it? :'(
me
Me too
There's the 6S now, no cringing required. 👍🏾
The goosebumps
Materialistic hippies.
Dude only needed 1 or 2 drops of Gallium but he pours it on lol
Cody Windsor ikr
Cody Windsor he also said it was too hot to touch he completely overshot it
if it was actually hot when it was melted then he heated it way to much
hilarious! i like it TechRax!
This feeling is so great
It's sizzling because the lithium battery leaked. Lithium is an alkali, which react to water. It produced H2 gas and Lithium Oxide (the "mud").
HEY
Hai!
I subscribed to you ☺
Someone that's smart on the internet? Where am I. Get me out of this alternate reality.
Now teach me how to install iOS on my android 😂😂
"This is a bad idea" *proceeds the bad idea* 😂
XDDD
+Kawaii_Dudette679 yes i agree
+Kawaii Keikö XDDDDDDDDDDDDDD😂
+Esperance Pub Co XD
Look at all this smoke, fizzeling and sizzling *touches it*
Yes are going to try this out FeelsOkayMan MonkaS
The new iPhone 6, now with a replaceable battery.
😂😂😂😂Lol
+CerealKiller XD
Rather have a replaceable sd card
+CerealKiller Just Kidding, we'll just give you the option to buy more space for twice the price instead of using replaceable memory.
Freaking Apple Zombies.
+Nykyta Fedchenko Because this is 2003.
ehh dosnt the aluminum+gallium alloy become toxic when mixed with water?
No but he probably broke the battery, letting the litium inside get in contact with air and producing the smoke (which is toxic). The only reaction between gallium and aluminium is that the gallium diffuse ions and broke the aluminium structure, making it a lot more weaker (I think it's how it happening)
The bubbles are likely from the aluminum gallium alloy mixing with the water, the bubbles are hydrogen.
c4ooo that's what I thought but I'm not sure
c4ooo yes.
When he scratched the phone the sound sent shivers up my spine.
1. Gallium melts at 85 °F
2. You didn't have to use all 500 grams of gallium, 5 would have been more than enough to completely eat the aluminum away given enough time
3. The Gallium allowed the water to have an exothermic reaction with the water letting off Hydrogen Gas.
Tanner Felmlee yeah but he wants the title
Try it at home? Yea, let me destroy a $600 phone; that was definitely my plans
There actually 1,000$+
Yeah...
Its not $1,000.
they do cost alot more in other countries
What other countries use American dollars? Hence the "$" Still, it's too damn expensive.
When you add water to the aluminum amalgam you get aluminum hydroxide and hydrogen. The sizzling is the hydrogen boiling off
At least I think that's what it is
oh, cool
"Does it still work?"
I'm *curious* guys, all I did was PEEL OFF THE ENTIRE BACK.
Water/galium/aluminum is a energy source that’s where that bubbling came from it can power cars
"Just chilling here, peeling an IPhone 6"
Megan VanB
3:56
do you eat your iphones with or without the peel?
Megan VanB
When I went to kinder the kids peel orange skins me I peel an iPhone 6s
I don't know what's happening, it's sizzling, but I'm gonna rub my bare hands all over it...SMH
Haha
But still tech tax is a complete idiot but funny
+Apathy CFW chickens
+Mind Blow that it does but rubbing your hands through what is essentially at that point a aluminum/gallium mix is not smart especially since the full toxicity of gallium is still not fully known. Nurdrage is a scientist and still wears gloves while handling the stuff
trapper9998 He stated he wears gloves because ot gets messy and actually in theory you could drink gallium and come out UN harmed....check your knowledge
Anybody get chills when he scratches iphone?
It sizzled because Gallium and Aluminium when bond (which was what you did, you made an alloy) react extremely quickly with water.
The reaction is so strong (and the gallium alloy recoverable afterwards), that people are researching something to make this a fuel of the future.
I like how you explained that, I didn't understand but thank you I am now smarter
_'Just chilling here peeling an IPhone 6 😂'_
baekhyunië. your username >
Ah Yes, Right Before Grilling The IPhone You Have To Take Off The Protective Layer...
0:50
"I don't want it seeping in."
1:17
"I'm gonna cut the back so it can seep In!"
He doesn't want the gallium to seep into the phone itself, but he wants the gallium to seep into aluminium. He's scratching it to remove aluminium-oxide that formed on the surface of aluminium, also to remove any coating that the aluminium might or might not have and to give the gallium more surface area of pure aluminium so it can alloy with it quicker.
+Marko Apatovic alloy with it quicker ,it will chemical react but it won't alloy
I'm not actually sure if it alloys or reacts. You're probably right, tho. Thanks for the correction. The rest of what I said still stands. Regardless if it's alloying or reacting, a bigger contact surface will speed things up.
Kyler Janovec It does form an alloy. It just seeps into the aluminum grain structure
The thing is, the title says "What happens if you pour gallium on an iPhone 6", but he then scratches it, which makes the title untrue. He just could've taken an aluminium block and scratched it, to see the results of the reaction.
This one actually makes sense to do
“this is a baad idea”
that sums it up nicely.