Making Liquid Nitrogen Dioxide And Tetroxide, Powerful Liquid Gas Oxidizers

In this video we will be liquefiying Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2), with help of dry ice and conducting experiments with it, because it's a strong oxidizer. Enjoy!

[@Bkeditx158]

Nice editing

[@jozefnovak7750]

Super! Thank you very much!

[@petevenuti7355]

That methyl morpholine was quite quick, is that what you are going to use for your rocket fuel?

[@SakiraSkira-rv8sr]

thank you bro

[@christopherleubner6633]

The local walmart used to sell dry ice. Was a bit pricey though. Best place to get it from are resturant suppliers believe it or not.❤

[@ukeedge2761]

Get some pressured co2 and relese it into a towl. There you go dry ice.

[@SavinjaLabs]

Yes, as you said it's actually possibe to get it from places in which they need something cooled. At first this was also my only supply of dry ice :)

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

Nice, great for liquid fuel rockets.

[@SavinjaLabs]

Yes, I made it especially for that purpose. ;)

[@christopherleubner6633]

Yup the old school ICBMs used a rather big tanker of this stuff plus asymmetrical dimethyl hydrazine as fuel. It's a mix that ignites itself. They still use this mix as rocket fuel but usually for the attitude thrusters for course correction on satellites. A fun tidbit is upon reentry the titanium hydrazine tank usually burns but the boron fiber nitrogen dioxide tank usually makes it to the ground. ❤

[@phonotical]

Ai voice

[@technodruid]

Dude can you even English?