Colors.

[Tharosa1942]

Question dude, How many NaOH pills mixed in water?

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@Tharosa1942 I don't remember, I know I used a very dilute solution from a drain cleaner container. I think you just got to make it slightly alkaline to make it work..

[Tharosa1942]

@ThoseLatinoKids is it ok to use NaOH pills instead? because its much easy to find, just next to my school

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@Tharosa1942 sure! you just have to dilute the pills in water, and this is quite easy to do (though you have to "smash" the pills a little bit to make it work)

[mechwarreir2]

WHAT SONG IS THIS

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@mechwarreir2 it's a random audioswap song, I don't remember which :B

[REALITYjk]

Thats so cool!!!!

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@REALITYjk thanks :D

[TheDataDiva]

Have you played with the Iodine Clock reaction? Speaking of "fast," lol...it's almost the opposite of the MnO4 one, monochromatic, and no "slow fade" - it just goes BLIP! and the color is right there all at once.

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@TheDataDiva no, but I've seen some videos, it's awesome :D I think I'm doing that methylene blue thing - the blue bottle, you know?

[TheDataDiva]

I like that you used a concentrated solution. The colors are really vibrant that way. I didn't mind that it went quickly. In other videos showing this reaction, I couldn't see the blue very well, and not the orange at all.

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@TheDataDiva hmm yeah, I kinda liked the output, but I also like to see the colors slowly fading out (:

[Tharosa1942]

Why sad music?

Man real good video!

Nothing very fashionable, just normal!

I like those kind of videos!

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@Tharosa1942 thank you for the nice feedback :D

[Tharosa1942]

@ThoseLatinoKids Can't we use Sugar instead of Sucrose?

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@Tharosa1942 you can use everything that's easily oxidable :D and that includes sugars, including common table sugar, sucrose.

[Tharosa1942]

@ThoseLatinoKids Thank you man!

You got IQ on chemistry!

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@Tharosa1942 is that even possible? well, thanks anyway :D

[Tharosa1942]

@ThoseLatinoKids welcome buddy!

you are good, polite!

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@Tharosa1942 haha thanks for the kindness (:

[Tharosa1942]

@ThoseLatinoKids If you are on FB, please send me a request for 'Kronos Hades' (thats me). u can find profile pic of me of EA logos.

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@Tharosa1942 okay :D

[mewrox99]

The last one is Mn2+ not 3+

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@mewrox99 oh really? I saw it somewhere it was 3+, but anyways.. cool channel you got :D and yeah, (C2H5)ClO4 is a win, haha :D

[mewrox99]

@ThoseLatinoKids

Haha we were both wrong. The last one is where Mn is in the 4+ in the form of MnO2. Mn2+ is light pink.

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@mewrox99 lol looks like you're right, gotta fix that now

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@ThoseLatinoKids Kotz's General Chemistry and Organic Reactions tells me it's Mn+2 indeed :B but MnO2 makes WAY more sense, just saying.

[NonyPrincess]

interesting

:)

And i like the Music XD

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@iMaxProVideos haha congratulations?

[ikuto2213]

omg thats so kickass! i never knew science could accualy be interesting

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@ikuto2213 haha oh yeah, and there's much more upcoming :D thanks!

[hellzBrother]

Cool :D

I believe that it would be even nicer if you would put less amount of KMnO4 in it :)

[ThoseLatinoKids]

@hellzBrother yes, it would fade from one color to the other more slowly

I liked the "splatter" changing color instanly though

[hellzBrother]

Yeah, it's still cool :)