Hydrogen + Oxygen

[DiorAndDae]

I thought it made water, not fire?

[Akhi11eus]

@DiorAndDae if they form the bond, but in the conditions in the video, they make a fire. obviously it needs an ignition source. think of the Hindenburg disaster lol. the huge amount of hydrogen gas in the Hindenburg plus oxygen plus ignition equals big fireball.

[dormiroM]

The organic mass or the body receives the Oxygen and Hydrogen is the living dead, so dead and the living organisms created in the body and we take water and to balance its temperature, tear and evidence of a physical chemical reaction.

[thesalukie]

cool

[Stearyc]

was it the oxygen inside the balloon or the hydrogen?

[WRAYDAY]

@Stearyc

When my prof did it it was both... both together blows more than hydrogen alone.

[DeviLe15]

I hope there was no accident during the film, lol.

But ya I like that baloon thing.

So how much water would appear?

[gambitking128]

not much

[pyropakman]

In order to create just a gram of water, you would need about 1.24 L of hydrogen gas, with sufficient oxygen.

And that's assuming 100% efficiency.

[lbsammy1]

And it would be steam, so you wouldn't notice it.

[pyropakman]

@lbsammy1: yes, definitely.