Sodium and Potassium in Water

[amalikstar]

i did that recently and im 12 we did it for an experiment in school

[pyrovillage]

why is there a dildo in the background of 1.54

[MultiHotdogguy]

Chuck Norris's fart.xD

[SergeantFawful]

Where can we see some Francium on water action?

[JESIGO97]

I did dry ice in class I wanna do this tho

[BrotherYusufable]

And thats what they add in our water PEOPLE !!

[antifreindly]

my bud an i are doin this for a science fair project.

[DemoneyesKyo013]

SCEINCE!  PRETTY COOL NOW ISNT IT?

[evinsteven13]

where do you get that stuff, and how does it light itself?

[robodoboman]

@evinsteven13 fucking idiot



[evinsteven13]

@evinsteven13 I actually know where to get it, Im in diff chemistry, so its not like I cant find it, but I am trying and failing to mock all the retards that seriously think they know what they are doing

[iPodPcGadgetsHelp]

We did this at school.

[Phygar1]

I tried to close the ad

[NiggaBoy7thst]

Did these experiments in yr 8 class, but we used bigger pieces

[oomhalaa]

thank you, i got an fantastic idea from this!

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i can steal a piece of potassium and put in my teahcer's coffee and he swallows it and KA! BOM! he explodes!

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thumbs up if you hate you'r teacher and you like this plan :D

[VDestinyX]

@oomhalaa before your teacher even drink it, it already exploded

[thebestofall007]

throw a big piece of these metals in the lake and watch the fireworks.

[Blackopsundead]

I wonder if anyone asked if they threw a banana into water would it explode

[DAN5675able]

I'm in 8th grade and studying this in chemistry. But there will be no demonstration. We did do a dry ice and liquid nitrogen demonstration and there were explosions

[SilentSanity420]

We did this a few months ago in 8th grade.

[jmanthorpecarleton]

@SilentSanity420 This was a public event intended to promote interest in science and was directed at a young audience. The average age of the audience members was about 9 years old.

[meerak360]

@SilentSanity420 am 9th grader and the only thing they show us is crystallization , having excuse tht its reaaaallly ,dangerous PFFT

[le5king]

aint the pottasium meant to make a lilac flame????

[vladomania]

@le5king thats only if you actually combust it... in the following case he is just adding water to K....

[kinkadonka]

wow why do they learn this in university .... i learnt this when i was 15

[druma117]

i know right. I did this the other day , I'm 13

[aquarianbabe]

My chem teacher put potassium in water...it came in a oil solution and he dropped too much in water in the chem lab and it set the sprinklers off when it exploded. It kicked SO much butt because we got to sit outside for the rest of class.

[silenceisgod]

What's with the annoying laugh track?

[JadyEmy]

One of our teachers made this in 8th grade,

[123markanthony123]

this guy is cool....

we did one with sodium.....but we used a very very small piece....all it did was spin very fast

[tIs4gatorbait]

i like when the people clapped, as if he did anything

[Heyguyswasup]

pot-ass-ium

[ChrisKorda]

if this stuff were on hollow point bullets it would be qwesome

[fwimble]

POW! *splat* ow! BOOM!

[DayLight95]

we did it as school it was coool

[Hunt2deth43]

my 8th grade teacher showed us this just today. it was cool. XD

[jessemartijn]

i want to see 1 ton of potassium in water lol XD

[Hunt2deth43]

nice so do i

[Frankyboy1177]

lol, imagine a cargoship of potassium that is sinking in the sea ;P

[UndeadRaccoon]

quick question. If you cant put sodium out with water. What do you use, oil?

[jmanthorpecarleton]

You can use several different things to put out a sodium fire. Oil would not be a good choice because it can burn. CO2 would work but CO2 extinguishers tend to blow things everywhere and you don't want to blow a burning solid all over the room. Sand can be a very good fire extinguisher. It's cheap, pretty easy to clean up, and very chemically inert. It also does not blow things all over the place. In the case of a sodium fire, or other cases of burning solids, sand is usually your best bet.

[UndeadRaccoon]

oh i never though of sand. cool. also nice video i wish u were my teacher. Im only in 8th grade tho

[GERRARD4liverpool8]

wow nice great work :D