this would never be allowed today, but when I was in middle school my dad(chemist) came into to demonstrate dropping a block of potassium into water. It was a much larger piece than here and it was dropped from a string after he moved back about 50 feet. Fell into the bucket of water, spun around in flames for a few seconds, then exploded large enough to rattle the windows of the courtyard we were in. It was awesome.
In the first Chemistry Class in Community College they had 3 of us come up to put a piece into water. Mine was potassium. It was a lecture type classroom with stadium type seating slanting down towards the teacher. So, I dropped mine and it shot straight, way up to the ceiling and exploded like a firecracker. The professor then said that the chunk was bigger than it was supposed to be.
basically when sodium or potassium react with water they form their respective oxides which then dissolve in water to form their hydroxides while hydrogen gas is released as K and Na displace it form water. now this reaction is exothermic hence, heat is generated which burns the hydrogen gas .
@@breakfastboii the video by nile after this one is about bitter almonds, so I think they scrolled 1 too far xD But yes, people would probably eat too many of the bitter almonds
@@fishnugget3672you wouldn’t have the same feed as the other person so it isn’t safe to assume it’s 1 video off but yes he’s in the wrong comment section
He mixed sodium and potassium (mushed them together in mineral oil I think) to form a super reactive sodium-potassium alloy called NaK - it is a liquid at room temp
Congrats for having the scientific mind to enjoy trying your very best to figure out what sensation you need to track to avoid squirting enough for a Coulomb explosion. 🎉
Bro those gloves with that hot slag makes me uncomfortable. I used to oxy-acetaline weld in high school and sometimes the molten metal would pop, I got a tiny spark sized piece of slag on top of my head and that shit hurt, now imagine those monster drops landing on your thumb. Those gloves won't protect shit 😅
Did the Pyrex glass break at the end? It sure sounded like it did. I’m a biochemist but I want his job. Unless someone can get me a job as a geochemist, I’ll take that too!
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holding your breath is to chemistry, as squinting is to welding.
It doesn't really keep you safe, but it feels like it does.
@wooshifgay462 I come from the welding side. Squinting ain't gonna work under any circumstance.
@@draexian530that’s what he’s saying.
😂😂😂 good call
He's got a NaK for this
that’s actually funny
Sodiun is Na , potassium is K so yep thats self explanatory
@@coverup7428it's not funny if you explain it
@@Jeremy.Bearemyits even funnier!
@@Jeremy.Bearemysomebody’s salty
this would never be allowed today, but when I was in middle school my dad(chemist) came into to demonstrate dropping a block of potassium into water. It was a much larger piece than here and it was dropped from a string after he moved back about 50 feet. Fell into the bucket of water, spun around in flames for a few seconds, then exploded large enough to rattle the windows of the courtyard we were in. It was awesome.
In the first Chemistry Class in Community College they had 3 of us come up to put a piece into water.
Mine was potassium. It was a lecture type classroom with stadium type seating slanting down towards the teacher.
So, I dropped mine and it shot straight, way up to the ceiling and exploded like a firecracker. The professor then said that the chunk was bigger than it was supposed to be.
Cool!
*Fire works was discovered in 1923*
People in 1922:-
Potassium is used in fireworks,
Also your joke makes no sense, do better
ancient china would like to have a word
@@Yes_im.a-lordpeacockHe probably didn’t know, also it’s a 10 month old comment.
It was lit 🎉😂😂😂
Lord knows what content he will upload here
Ong
So true!
lmaoooo "eXTra"
Sodium , Can you make friends with water?
*_NAh !!!_*
It’s NaOH. If not correct me please
@@Dev_bhog bro its a joke
@@Dev_bhog yup its NaOH
OH BrO@@gordonblack1752
NaH sodiumhydride exists too, its more dangerous tho than Na metal and NaOH. Not even talking about KH potassiumhydride 😶
The forbidden eyedrops
I could imagine what that would be like. Oh man that would really mess your eyes up LOL
@@systemicxdesign What eyes?
“Uhh, Hey Papyrus, I burnt the water”
Yeah...
SANS HOW THE FU-
basically when sodium or potassium react with water they form their respective oxides which then dissolve in water to form their hydroxides while hydrogen gas is released as K and Na displace it form water. now this reaction is exothermic hence, heat is generated which burns the hydrogen gas .
Im learning about the Metal Reactivity Series while watching this, thanks for the visualisation!
Just watched all your shorts. Amazing channel
But what if you cover these bitter almonds with chocolate? 😳
I think your video scrolled 1 too far and didnt update xD
I wouldn’t call NaK “bitter almonds”, but I do wonder what would happen if you did cover them in chocolate
@@breakfastboii the video by nile after this one is about bitter almonds, so I think they scrolled 1 too far xD
But yes, people would probably eat too many of the bitter almonds
@@fishnugget3672you wouldn’t have the same feed as the other person so it isn’t safe to assume it’s 1 video off but yes he’s in the wrong comment section
That is some bizarre popcorn.
Requesting a potassium water slide
You need to be teaching this in school somewhere ❤
So thats what they mean when they say your body turns nutrients into energy
Is the reaction any different if you were to throw either potassium or sodium metal into salt water (seawater)
th-cam.com/users/shorts3EXc4qDsTQo?si=GK4_8lVYZm2Z2448 live experiment of your question😊
Surprised the bowl didn't break
It did
An Nile red channel with 600 subs impossible
Ik this will blow up so remember ❤
Some ask to home their beer, Nile asks to hold his breath
the last two got me
Who else holds their breath in senarios like this online or in movies?
put some in those capsules what are water soluable. It's like timed detonation
Ah yes Osha Manual page 43 says : "Hold my breath"
Looks like a mini firework
My first thought was “ooooh mini firework😂”
Happy diwali guyzz❤😂 new pataka unlocked..!huhuh😂
Cool vid😊 hope to see more
I remember testing for alcohol one of my mate threw the test tube away
Instead of “Nilered extra”
It should be “Nilered behind the scenes”
Придумать бы двигатель,на таком топливе😉😎
So is this channel for video clips that didn't made into main channel videos?
The old held breath respirator...I use it when I use my safety squints
Sodium and potassium are both solid at room temperature. I think this is rubidium (or caesium).
He mixed sodium and potassium (mushed them together in mineral oil I think) to form a super reactive sodium-potassium alloy called NaK - it is a liquid at room temp
It’s nak
NaK is back baby!!! 🫏
What if you add magnesium ?
They looked like the fireballs in Mario for a sec
Which blob is Sodium and which blob is Potassium?
its a liquid alloy of them both mixed together. if you squash them around under some mineral oil then mix to create NaK.
New torpedo recipe unlocked 💀
First video on 3rd channel is how to make a explosion.
Nice
Congrats for having the scientific mind to enjoy trying your very best to figure out what sensation you need to track to avoid squirting enough for a Coulomb explosion. 🎉
Nah thats fire🔥🔥
My mind just exploded with theories😮
Loved them fireworks
this technique can be useful in making bombs that can be used in Water Wars. I think the navy might already be using this
They are not
What happens if you put that in an airtight container
Try having the stuff in the syringe but then also sucking up the water
What would happen if you injected it under the surface of the water?
Hi Nile, I’m really glad to be so early here 🎉
What would have happened with a big squeeze under the water?
for, a second there ,I thought you were gonna tickle the Dragon's tail!!
Bruh New channel!?
Is this what fireworks are made of
This is exactly what I am doing in the toilet, even down to the "hold my breath".💩
If my potassium gets low my heart beats funny and acts weird.
If you take a large lake, and transmute all the water in that lake into NaK...
I never knew fireworks were made from sodium and pottasium.
So wait what happens when we combine these metals that react with water???
Fire crackers were invented in 1792, people before 1792:
Instant fireworks
Bro those gloves with that hot slag makes me uncomfortable. I used to oxy-acetaline weld in high school and sometimes the molten metal would pop, I got a tiny spark sized piece of slag on top of my head and that shit hurt, now imagine those monster drops landing on your thumb. Those gloves won't protect shit 😅
is this how fireworks are made
Why did I hold my breath too
The pool!!
This is why the banana and 7up challenge doesn’t work
New acc??!
For sodium to produce flames must it in reaction with cold water or cold
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What does it look like under water or in slow motion
Imagine A bigger potassium metal
They look like little boats of fiery death 😊
Why did I hold my breath at the start…
Ok. That was fun. Lets try Uranium.
Donr know why but reminded me of fire boy
And we have got all of them in our body 😮😮😮
if its ceasium then even the container would have blasted
Are you using sodium bicarbonate and potassium bicarbonate?
These are Canadians at their version of MIT doing the stupid chem lab stuff we did in middle school.
bro figured out how to set water on fire
So don't eat salty bananas and definitely don't wash your salty bananas down with water
Holy oh no please let the dream came true :0
New channel?
What if you pull water into the syringe
Bro kept his hand so steady while in a war zone 😅
raw
These are called active metals
WOW!!! just think! back in the day, NaK was used in those Older salt, nuclear reactors, as a coolant !!!! Holy Shit, imagine springing a leak!
Sodium is vigorously react in cold water
Indian- Happy Diwali Guys😂😂
hold my breath “
Did the Pyrex glass break at the end? It sure sounded like it did. I’m a biochemist but I want his job. Unless someone can get me a job as a geochemist, I’ll take that too!
My ass doing this in my backyard 🗿🗿🗿
Is there a type of sodium that cause this reaction or is any type of sodium?
Натрий вместе с Калием образует интерметаллид, который становится жидким при нормальных условиях
does the mekong riverbed have these two metals, is that why it shoots fireballs at certain times of the year.
"Look, we can make water burn."
No wonder people don't trust needles.
? nobody’s putting sodium and potassium in your body
XD
Its a joke@@0dumbduckie053
fireworks
Ahh the forbidden popcorn
This in a morta or with Napalm, crazy shit brother