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  • were did you get the potassium permanganate

  • @Bboycone as stated above(or maybe below), I bought them from the drug store as a water sanitizer

  • Nice...

    What the hell is that noise?

  • :D :D :D

  • now that's a smokebomb XD nice reaction

  • I am glad you like it.

  • whats with the tapping sound?

  • It should be from my camera. I have that sound in all of my videos, and I don't know why(no, that's not image stabilizer, my camera is not that up-to-date).

  • @ProfFEricK

    it's the auto-focus. did that on my old Nikon. try settings and put it on single focus (it focuses at the start of the vid only)

  • @Ross123Hooper

    Thanks for your suggestion, I will try that out next time when make my next video. I think you are right anyway.

  • Cookie! Thanks for that, I may use that reaction as a Thermite igniter, it should be hot enough...

  • how would you make glycerin if any one knows please tell me thx

    xD

  • go to boots and get some... its for ear aches and stuff

  • Or the supermarkets... they have it their baking aisles usually...

  • take apart about 8 or so tylynol capsuls apart fillem up with permaganate, fill a pipe with glyceren and put endcaps on it then run

  • um SWEET

  • Cool Video and nice job.

  • Very cool and witch fag flaged this vido D_D

  • the fag who flagged the vid prolly thought that the shit flyin out of the cup was blood

  • harikaaaa

  • hi im new to this but how do you make glycerine, and where do you buy potassium permanganate from. also i herd tht wen u mix potassium permanganate solution in gasoline in a bottle and throw it, it will explode. is this tru?

  • I did not make the glycerine, it is often sold as emollient. It should available at most drug stores. Potassium permanganate is just a water cleaning agent, I also buy that from drug stores. For your question, I am sorry to say that I really don't know, but I may try that..

  • potassium permanganate is hard to find in america, our government cracks down on stuff like that and ammounim nitrate. Because all one would have to do is mix them with fuel and they have a bomb.

  • Some of them is from there, but not "exact" copy.

  • Descriptions amended, sorry for giving unclear descriptions.

  • Can anybody tell me why this video is flagged as "inappropriate"?

  • A user who saw it, most likely a parent or something flagged it by clicking the flag as inappropriate button under your video.

  • someone prolly flagged it because they think their kids will try it and hurt themselves. can't stand overprotective parents that r that stupid.

  • Might want to explain more so you can keep our attention. Unless you often watch or look at things you have no idea what they are. Then keep it as it is. By all means

  • ur a chemistry nerd.

  • I used nearly 1 hr to clean up the mess, LOL!

    KMnO4 is potassium permaganate while glycerine (also called as glycerin, glycerol) is 1,2,3-propanol. These two stuff undergo vigorous exothermic reaction to give out the fire.

  • Question:  does the reaction require outside oxygen or does the oxidation occur from the withinthe substances only. i.e. would it work in a vacuum?

  • Thank you for your question. I have also tried that yesterday using the glycerine bottle, the fire can still be observed inside the bottle and the bottle burst finally, so I think the reaction can still occur in sealed condition. Though as that video was not very good I did not put it here.

  • what are the two substances in plain English?

  • Now look at the mess you have to clean up. :-|

  • cool.

  • tahts fuckin tight

  • Hmmm; smells fishy... (Get it?)

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