Cesium and water

[tonkapoplol]

Tsssssssssssss' BOOOM -creeper

[Cacekish]

Kalium in hydrogen peroxide 3-10%

[GTHaroFITBMX]

cesium says" mmmmm! water! ive been thirsty... wait.. o f@ck BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!

[MrCnegcneg]

Caesium, not Cesium.

[upisoft2]

@MrCnegcneg You can use both forms.

[Epicrainbowpants]

A Chunk of sodium is dropped into a river. The river dies.

[englishjumper123]

Two men walked into a bar. One man said, I'll have some H2O. The second man said, I'll have some H2O too. The second man died.

[VoreTechz1985]

@englishjumper123 That is a fucking hilarious joke! XD

[WinAndLinuxTutorials]

Fireworks! :P

[Jinchuriki011]

This video is in Wikipedia :P

[CAxxAK47]

Whizzzzzz...wbang!!!

[BezdakFILM]

Lets try Francium rofl

[MultiPaulinator]

We should have UltraSlo film this at 10 kfps

[KinetikPlayground]

not a smart guy here but isnt that shit radioactive?

[ms63129]

@KinetikPlayground

You are thinking of cesium-137, which (among other isotopes) is a byproduct of uranium fission. Natural cesium is cesium-133, which is stable and not radioactive. Of course, if you touched it...

[LvisFernando]

q yo sepa el cesio rompe con mas fuerza aun el cristal que contiene el agua

[blackmigic3]

Click 3 for 8-bit sound

[MegaIdaniel]

vengo de un top xD

FIREWORKS!!

[SHExxLIKESxxBARINAS]

enemy cesium used SELF DESTRUCT

its not very effective

[ghetto300]

@SHExxLIKESxxBARINAS cesium fainted.

Water gained 342 ep points.

Water leveled up to level 40!

What, water is evolving!.....................­...

Congratulations, your water (H2O) evolved into Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)!

[Ramnza02]

@ghetto300 And now it's poisonous. Fuck yea!

[MistaSinistra]

press 4 for some old school nintendo sound action :DD

[Vim281]

That'ssssssssssssssssssssssss a nice house you've got there.

[TheZombieBrigader]

We are going to have fun with science.

[bearpatch626]

is there any use for alkaline cesium hydroxide ?

[crazybeautifullife5]

oooh fireworks!!

[MrMrkun]

Slow motion sounds like old video games! :)

[Donnaclus]

5 people are pieces of Cesium.

[wirednotice]

@Donnaclus that was hilarious...not

[Donnaclus]

@wirednotice I know. I'm never hilarious. >.>

[brodell20]

Try mixing with sucrose

[Qxx11]

wikipedia

[TheGeek1028]

Cesium got trolled too hard on 4chan and exploded.

[IanSumallo]

The slow motion explosion reminded me of the explosions in the family computer games. It sounded just like it.

[brandon35335]

now you need to get 500,000 tons of that stuff and throw it into the ocean!!

[Kyuuqsoft]

That's why they make fireworks with celsium.

[Gicopiro]

Where do you get it? The cesium is one of the most expensive of elements .

[spottopia]

it looks like fireworks. AWESOME!

[almaz405]

so that's how the fireworks work :)

[shelteringshade]

@almaz405 no, they use potassium perchlorate in fireworks. Cesium is really expensive.

[TripleHeadedSheep]

Lol, slomo sounded like a nintendo game ^^

[ThePencil901]

mini fireworks lol

[Samv100able]

you got that from Wikipedia

[greenpogo]

so it the atomic clocks get wet were all screwed? :P

[destroyed14MCfly]

do it with a bowling ball of cesium into a swimming pool

thats the shortest tutorial to a mini nuke xD

[RSTxProductions]

@destroyed14MCfly a bowling ball weighs around 3-5 KG and this stuff costs 150 us dollars a gram so thats up to 20,000 dollars to make a bowling ball with cesium. all though it would be cool

[Foshizzlerriffic]

bro the slo-mo sounded like part of a video game hah

[XxUzumakiNarutoxX7]

that, is awesome. =D i rly hope our tchr would let us try....although we're juz 13...n maybe our school doesn't have it since its kinda dangerous....but whatever.

[BluKing6]

@XxUzumakiNarutoxX7 Regardless of whether cesium is legal in schools, the school wouldn't spend the money on it. It is $130.00 a gram.

[anonimich]

little firework !  greeting !

[jibety66]

does anybody know where to get a little bit of cesium?

[1ownjoo2]

@jibety66

You can get it in the woods around chernobyle

[classicaddict2010]

happy new year!!

lol



[riderdude10]

Lets see some francium in water!!!!! :)

[MasterTonberryV1]

@riderdude10

watch?v=H-EMcxGb7g8

Have fun.

[PhantomHoover]

@riderdude10 I'm afraid it's impossible; francium is very unstable (the most stable isotope has a half-life of less than half an hour), so it is impossible to get enough to even see, let alone react with water spectacularly.

[phdharok]

@PhantomHoover I hope you mean only metals in group 1, because Carbon has a half life of 5730 years.

[bokitoo1]

@PhantomHoover Cesium is more reactive than francium anyway because it has a lower 1st ionization energy value

[TheHappyShack]

@fulabay what then? sodium/potassium dont react this way.

[Yurian903]

awesome.

surprised that no one has complained about ozone depletion or terrorists using this against us XD on this video

[007Numb700]

fireworks ^^

[grmbanzon]

the water didn't like the cesium and the cesium got mad and exploded

[pipirepipi]

@grmbanzon hahahaha xD

[ShadowTheYoshi]

@grmbanzon hmm i know what creepers are made of now

[Hammeraxxer]

@grmbanzon thats the theory! :D

[bundayeti]

cesium and water creates a cool termological molecus

[SteampunkAsshole]

Damnit! Awesome alkali metal

[Niterice]

if it francium then the explosion would be much bigger because its the most reactive metal on the planet

[MiniMi3z]

that slow motion looked funny :D

[xmate3]

its not ceasium, francium.

[sftf1]

@xmate3 lmfao? theres only 300mg of francium in the earths crust and you think somebody is going to put some in water for a youtube video? so going to happen

[betterthanallofu]

lmao, francium would explode the glass, and it is radioactive, no chance that it is...

[dwerg2k]

You dont know, francium is so rare that there is about 30 grams of it in earths crust.

[enriqueiglesias2007]

@dwerg2k

agree francium is quit rare .. bec. it's disintegration of Actinium

Ac------> Fr + He

it's 20 min. half life only !

[scolter3]

this aint ceasium, because if braniac cant get it i dounbt a nobody like you can, this is at most sodium

[xLikeMeOrDontx]

sodium?we did that experement in school, it doesnt just explode like that, it melts ut i agree, thats not cesium.

[danopopop]

hey. think before you type. theres no way sodium would explode like that. it would just sizzle and burn. yes there would be fire. but no explosion. you'd need alot more sodium for that.

[scolter3]

well im failing chem so i dont give a fuck, but this aint ceasium

[KernspalterDX]

I'm not sure if this is really cesium...

there should be a much more intensive explosion...

[chandlerbeckhoff]

i think its rubidium :P

[BLOODsweatandTECH]

All you n00bs got pwnd!!!

[BLOODsweatandTECH]

@MyLitleChemistryLab

The francium doesnt even exist on its own. it is always found fused/compounded with another substance, and we have to extract it.

[fwimble]

FREAKING AWESOME. the only downside to that stuff is that it's more expensive than gold.

[caraiopqp]

@fwimble literally right? :D

[Bjo15]

@fwimble The price of 99.8% pure caesium (metal basis) in 2009 was about US$10 per gram ($280 per ounce)

[EpicDucks]

@fwimble The best explosions are always the most expensive. =D

[kaxxal]

that was robidium smart ones and yes francium is very rare

[BLOODsweatandTECH]

its not rare. it isnt made naturally on this earth. We have to manufacture it.

[Pyrotecnican]

@BLOODsweatandTECH

It's extremely rare... And it does occur naturally on the earth as a part in the uranium and thorium decay chain... We are talking about a phiko part per (number so high that it practically doesnt exist) per cubic meter, if that much!!

[mingmingnak]

stop with the rediculous argument francium is not obtainable when manufactured it can only be made in a few thousand or million atoms at a time, its based on the probablity of the nuclear reaction to occur and form francium which apparently isnt very probable, plz research

[maxvesta]

I thought container is supposed to explode when you put caesium there.

[Stevo1925]

@maxvesta So did I (remember seeing a video when I was in school of it)

Must just have been a tough perspex container :/

[Pyrotecnican]

It depends on the container and the ammount... If you put 1mg in a swimming pool it woun't crack, but if you put 5g in a thin walled glass container it might...

[Gsusrocks4eva]

That's Francium actually

[BLOODsweatandTECH]

that is not francium. its Caesium. for one, look at the title, and two, Fracium is illegal, and very rare. its more expensive than diamonds because francium is found in certain substances and quickly decays. we have to separate francium from those substances by appliying huge amounts of electricity to the francium.

[Pyrotecnican]

@BLOODsweatandTECH

How can a substance only existing for max 45 minutes and you have to work in a nuclear labratory be illegal..? And all that other crap sounds like the refining method used for aluminum...

The earths volume is 1,083,207,317,374 cubic kilometers, so it's obviously not possible to go through all that and get the 28g in less than 15 minutes... You HAVE to make it... And when you make it, there's no need for a refining method...

[mingmingnak]

no visible amount of francium has been isolated, its half life is 22 mins, it cant be obtained from extraction,

[yourTIV0]

@MyLittleChemistryLab: way to dish out the ownage!

[sliderblue1992]

say whaaat? look up your facts again, it's NOT that rare

[ChemXu]

@silderblue1992

it IS that rare. MyLittleChemistryLab is right, only about 28g are on earth at once. Since francium is radioactive, it will decay.

The three most common isotopes of francium(221, 222, 223) will all decay in under 45 minutes!(well actually, 221 and 222 will decay a while before that)

so it IS that rare. get YOUR facts straight before you go around telling people off especially people like MyLittleChemistryLab, which probably has more knowledge on this subject than you and me.

[timmyyuzchen]

how do you know all this stuff?

[TheISLAMisFAKE]

not enough to make it worthywhile

more explosions needed, for examples look at any scharcenergers ( you know who I am refering to) movies!

[HiTopGirl]

that was so cool it was like a mini firework

is that the stuff they use in them?

[sliderblue1992]

no it's not, those are usually black powder with an assortment of elements (for example, copper burns green, green fireworks have copper)

[HiTopGirl]

oh right

you are some smart person, coz i always thought it was something this or gun powder

[ChilpV]

or barium

[Semi0412]

and colbalt burns blue etc. etc.

[animalresercher]

you have lousy FPS

[helehole]

WHAT THE PURE F@CK? AWESOME

[Huddiethegreat]

I have a little well of Cesium in my backyard. Its super cool

[LuimmR15]

not cesium!

[MacsCanfly]

this stuff cost about 100 bucks a gram

[Frresh123]

how many cesium was that

[Masashi27]

It looks like a Fire Work when it reacts : )

[Ollievarium]

Take a lighter flint and wrap a spring round it so you can hold it and heat it up with another lighter. The flint will, after about 15 second glow bright orange. Throw it at the ground and witness the magic=]

[liquidoxygen0]

You do know that Caesium Hydroxide is actually strong enough to corrode glass, don't you?

[ChemXu]

Fail. Only about 50 grams of francium exist on the planet at once, and since it's half life for decay isn't very long, so by the time you find a chunk of francium large enough to put in water, it would've decayed.

[liquidoxygen0]

lookwhoscomin: I agree with ChemXu. Caesium costs about 30 American Dollars per gram, so you'd be losing money with each sale.

[ChemXu]

Haha that noob that knows jack shit just got pwned. :D

[iwasapenny]

This guy is legit! I bought photon torpedoes and X -wing space fighters from him!!! He included francium and cesium as a sample! And they were both intergalactic awesome grade!

[BananaRDP]

francium isnt found on earth, dumbass

[iwasapenny]

You wouldn't have happened to ever learn of sarcasm have you? I was pretty damn sure "x-wing fighters" "photon torpedoes" and "intergalactic awesome grade" Made it quite clear I wasn't being serious.

[gangstaqueenzz]

yes it is "smart" one.

[MACKINNON10]

@BananaRDP francium is found on earth but only very very little of it and once its exposed it last a very short time before half lifing.

[Chidbin]

I think you have....

[Andenator82]

Nope, thats what retarded bolemic people do.

[CrazyMike117]

rubidium

[liquidoxygen0]

That looks more like you've used Rubidium.

[antiswattt]

write cesium brainiac ^^

[ArrghVideos]

I doubt its cesium, but it looks reasonable.

[antiswattt]

then what?

[benner2000]

Poof goes alot of money:]

[narutofan966]

If only someone had isolated Francium

Its even more reactive :D

[polonium9]

and radioactive WOOT

[Pyrotecnican]

Noone actually knows... The biggest ammount made is 10 000 atoms, and because of the radioactive minerals, there is always about 30g scattered throughout the earths crust.

But yea, isolate those 30g and put it into water!

[TerminalSunset]

that be a nice fore work lol xD

[serpentphoenix]

nice way to make a bomb :)

[pyroCHICOb]

nice, but wher can i buy Cesium? pleas anserw

[vmelkon]

united nuclear if you are in the US. RGB element set if in UK

[antiswattt]

ive seen a huge 1.5 kg russian ampule on ebay... i think it was 1.5 kg.. insane.. but its not cheap go search for it (: but NEVER try to put over 20 grams in water... even 2 grams is insane.. so.. dont do it with20 grams you cant just run away

[PyroCreationZ]

Science can be crazy :P

Nice vid!

[Alexispelling]

So thats why our teacher wont do it...

[crimson797]

where can i get this stuff?

[Silvyre]

It reacts with the hydrogen atoms in the dihydrogen monoxide.

[YasGuitar]

ive always wanted to see how cesium reacts! xD

[sciencoking]

OH PLEEZ TELL ME WHERE I GET CESIUM :D

[flow49]

Fuck Yeah mah Boi Cesium

[jarlaxle75]

it is no cesium cesium does not flare in water it goes booooommm

[Thekilldevilhill]

Not per se.

[Patriots4eva69]

Jar, small amounts of Cesium does this. And a flare is more of a sustained burning, this isn't. This is a very small explosion.

[AinaweeUAE]

once in our class,our teacher was demonstrating reaction of sodium with water.But she added a lil more and kaboooooom.the beaker shattered into pieces!!

[CrackBadger52]

Imagine dropping a brick of sodium in a swimming pool

[predben]

when u say drop im guessing u mean trow...as far as u can....

[FEHBproductions]

soduim is my fav. we did it in class and we stained the celling:P

[RicarDDini]

awesome... but how did you get the caesium out of the ampull whithout explosion? (reaction with oxygen, nitrogen and humidy)

[Dnn87]

I'll answer for him ;I

You just break the ampule under oil. This way the metal will also have a protective cover when you take it up.

A little correction: Cesium dont react with nitrogen, of the alkali metals only lithium will.

[stevenscottoddballz]

Hi. Could you please tell me the chemical equation for this?

[evansp12]

Yes, it's:

2Cs + 2H2O --> 2CsOH + H2

[stevenscottoddballz]

Thank you VERY much. I have been trying to get back into science. I remember in school my teacher had a tank of water, & (I THINK) he had a machine that separated the Oxygen & the

[stevenscottoddballz]

Hydrogen. (Sorry. My mouse slid & I was trying top click on an empty space, but accidentally hit "Post Comment" before I was ready.) When he had collected oneof the components in a test tube, he brought a (stick that had a LITTLE glow of fire - I forgot what it was called?) near it,& It brought a little flame to the stick. When hecollected someof the OTHER gas (I forgotwhich was which.) It gave a little {POP}. I thought it was cool.

[predben]

hydrogen makes the pop and oxygen the flame as oxygen is one of the curicial components of fire (as well as gas and heat i think)and the pop test is where u put a flame of a source of gas and if it pops it is hydrogen

[jozyneu]

i know what you talking about its when you put magnesium in hydro cleric acid and when you put a match or a ligher near it it will make a loud pop. and the machine you were talking about dont remember the name but it is two wires in water and theyre connected to a low electric source and it start to bubble and you can put test tubes abve the bubbles to collect the hydrogen and oxegen.

[giveme4gp]

That's called a Hydrolysis machine.

[jozyneu]

you can mix magnesium and hydrocluric acid and put a flame near it and it will pop and the machine that seperated the hydrogen and oxygen did it have two metal peices in it and was it connected to an electrical source

[mihc666]

LOL!!!! even natrium with water is interesting, now u added cesium :D dude, awesome

[Dnn87]

Great!

Please, More vids with Cs :)

[kcnkickthecat]

Excellent demonstration.