Simple question, why the nitrate ion is reduced (NO2) and not the silver ion? And which reaction makes the water to evaporate, there's no hydrogen involved from magnesium and water? Thanks great demonstration
@NurdRage I actually am studying chemistry at school for my GCSE so obviously i know what a micromole is. But yes you do have a point my dad doesnt even know how to use google, Only facebook
i had my nose fixed cuz i got hella bloody noses so the docter shoved some silver nitrate up my nose it hurt for a week.....it was great for about a year then more bloody noses
This is similar to igniting lithium with just water. first you grate the lithium against a file that conducts electricity THIS IS VERY DANGEROUS BY THE WAY! this may produce sparks so must be performed by NurdRage or other experienced chemists as they know how reactive sparks and lithium can be! As you do this it "statically charges" the lithium. add A DROP of water and the lithium should ignite . This is dangerous the more that the lithium is oxidised. Can't be bothered going into full detail.
Excellent video- an undergrad at my University tried this, and nearly had his eyebrows burned off--which is actually why I think you might be a woman. If you are, more power to you. If not?
@japanesepoptart i know this one. Yes the Al will burn as will many other metals. even steel will burn you can try this with fine steel wool. it is a little safer than burning Al.
no they wont in the us army like this shit burns so fucking fast and is so unstable it would burn you into ashes but still you is fucked if you mess up your arm is in a pile on the ground
sorry but is real, you just need to use certain cheical that can take out the elements of wather and burn em like [censored with a chiken's sound] and [censored by a donkey sound] mixd well in the paste-like thing
@NurdRage greek fire is fire witch cant be extingushed by whather thats when you burn magnesium if you add water water will react on temperature and give you hydrogen gas and oxigen so just light up magnesium salt
i don't really think it needs to be very stoichometric....and honestly most people will figure it out.
Ag(NO3)2 + Mg -> AgO MgO + 2 NO2
1 to 1 mole should be fine? how you get 1/2 to 3 by definition of mole equivalent i have no clue. Its the definition, or you're using 1/2 micromole more than you need.
I did an experiment at school where KMnO4 was ignited with glycerol or vice versa and was wandering if flash powder (in the form of KMnO4 + Al) could be ignited with glycerol giving a timed fuse effect but with no fuse, don't worry it's just for a trick I wanted to show people at school.
you will notice that in a periodic table elements have a number associated to it, i's called the molar mass (does it ring any bells? haha) let's sat helium (He) has the number 2, that means that 2 grams of helium are 1 mole. 12 grams carbon, 16 grams oxygen, and so on.
Why would you explain this here, I know one can google such things easy enough, but now that you are making it easier for those out there who are stupid enough to try it on their own. There was a reason why he didn't explain what a mole was, because he didn't want people to try it out unless they were qualified.
Hello NurdRage. I would just like to say that I enjoy every one of your videos and find them very educational. I was also wondering if you have ever personally made and/or ignited thermite. I found it to be quite fun. (Safety First).
dude i know what a mole equvilant is and im 14. its not that hard i.e he means an experienced chemist- if you are 11 and have worked with chemicals for years,which i highly dought dont try it!
get a bar of magnesium from wal mart or some place like it, they will be in the camping area, they are used for starting fires, then u should file it down to a powder, simple as that!
NO !!!! NO !!!! Never use flash powder in firearm's. Please. !!! U will die. Before the bullet leaves the barrel it will expload !!!!!!!!!!! Kafuckin boo M !!! Biach!!!!
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i make it using white spirit a gas cooker and the core of emergency flares sure the end result is flash paper but who really cares all u gotta do once u made it is crush it into powder form anyway see How To Make Flash Paper for details its easy (this can also be used in guns as a replacement for gunpowder)
Hey NurdRage, if you seen a purple flash from a mixture of potassium bromate and sulfur pelted by a drop of sulfuric acid, is it as dangerous as this flash powder?
We might revisit this reaction in the future with copper nitrate. But we have to be careful not to make it too easy for people to hurt themselves. Videos like these are right on the edge of being too unsafe to share.
most likely though an amateur chemist who has a hard time getting silver nitrate will have just as hard of a time getting copper nitrate because both aren't exactly common substances.
Once you get nitric acid, both are pretty easy make. Since we've shown how to make nitric acid we've pretty much opened the gates. The issue now is getting a cheap source of metal, Silver is obviously not cheap. But copper..... ;)
so yeah, we gotta carefully word our video if we ever make it.
Yes I understand, Maybe use scientific nomenclature to obfuscate the description? Although I could easily do it via slowly sanding common magnesium pencil sharpeners etc. Unfortunately I won't be able to make the video myself due to the fact I am no longer a minor and sentencing for home experimentation is quite high.
yeah but i said amateur, if you're majoring in chemistry you're probably not an idiot whose going to hurt himself, and if you are good luck getting your major i guess haha
NuedRage don't feel guilty if someone is stupid enough to try this at home and ends up redecorating their house with their intestines. You did warn them and the video clearly shows what a vigorous reaction it is.
It might be good if someone did do it though. As long as they ask a friend to post the video for them posthumously. :-)
hmm.. haven't actually tried it. So i wouldn't know. Explosives are hard to predict since one behavior that appears in small quantities might not apply to larger quantities.
Due to the expense of silver nitrate. I never will try it.
I've only thrown a small brick of sodium in a swimming pool, kinda cool when it was near the end of reacting, but not awesome. Maybe I'll try getting like 3lbs of silver nitrate and tossing it in water.
My chem teacher showed our class this kind of flash powder but didn't show us how to make it. Great video.
bagofbones11 1 month ago
unlisted now haha
BlackMagicProd 9 months ago
@BlackMagicProd fine, i'll make it private.
NurdRage 9 months ago
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BlackMagicProd 9 months ago
@NurdRage you just took the meaning out of my life. my heart is broken </3
BlackMagicProd 9 months ago
Simple question, why the nitrate ion is reduced (NO2) and not the silver ion? And which reaction makes the water to evaporate, there's no hydrogen involved from magnesium and water? Thanks great demonstration
AguxOne 11 months ago
Simple question, why the nitrate ion is reduced (NO2) and not the silver ion? If water is evaporated, where lies the silver ion? It is reduced too?
AguxOne 11 months ago
Simple question, why the magnesium reduced the nitrate ion and not the silver one?, NO2 is formed
AguxOne 11 months ago
Lol im 15 yrs old and i know what a mole isxd
BitsFan 1 year ago
You should use a high speed camera on that!!
mattg889 1 year ago 2
flashbang much
m109mike 1 year ago
@m109mike Idiotic general public of video gamers addicted to things such as "killstreaks" and "c4" much.
Pipwig12345 1 year ago
google "micromole" if your not a chemist
scientologyRfail 1 year ago
@scientologyRfail you'd be amazed at how many people don't even know how to use google.
NurdRage 1 year ago 19
@NurdRage I actually am studying chemistry at school for my GCSE so obviously i know what a micromole is. But yes you do have a point my dad doesnt even know how to use google, Only facebook
scientologyRfail 1 year ago
@NurdRage nurdrage is right... this stuff will detonate if you store it even in dry place. so do not use this stuff for explosives -.-
tuipale 1 year ago
@NurdRage google should be a lifeline option on who wants to be a millionaire
serentzu 11 months ago
@NurdRage Hahaha. I love it.
mtflyer05 11 months ago
@NurdRage ugh i have to tell my parents how to open the internet again....
DeathDart2k 11 months ago
And that's where babies come from.
BlackMagicProd 1 year ago
nice video, Crappy voice effect
asvestomixZ 1 year ago
@asvestomixZ turn off the sound and turn on the subtitles.
NurdRage 1 year ago 5
@NurdRage cool
asvestomixZ 1 year ago
you should buy a high speed camera so instead of frame by frame it can be view super slow motion matrix style
19dma95 1 year ago
hi Dr. L as before I would like to know the secret of aluminum foil melting thru your hand with just any liquid applied to it help?
pxmstr 1 year ago
Any possibility of using pure potassium + water in a future video?
Argon014 1 year ago
It Melted The Glass Thing Go Go Go! NurdRage 4 ever.:D
LoverUndercuver 1 year ago
Mg+H2O=MgOH+H2
AgNO3(weak acid)+MgOH(weak base)=MgNO3+Ag...im guessing the hydrogen is ignited since its endothermic? lol the pipette got totally fried
starshock01 1 year ago
wonder if the same thing would happen if you throw it into water instead
Michaeljustarock 1 year ago
what if u did like 3 oz. of this on top of a concrete block. u could break out of prison with this stuff!
adagjlzhepr 1 year ago
bravery and foolishness? WTF, Why does either die?
Legofan78 1 year ago
well what is a mocleable anyway?
Legofan78 1 year ago
@Legofan78 mole equivalent
ConnorXV 1 year ago
i had my nose fixed cuz i got hella bloody noses so the docter shoved some silver nitrate up my nose it hurt for a week.....it was great for about a year then more bloody noses
snipesnrifles 1 year ago
Times that by 50, and you'll have some fun.
Tacocat21 1 year ago
thumbs up if the annotations pissed u off
markkumhyr 1 year ago
Silver Nitrate is used as a substitute in homemade blasting caps,it is very strong and loud as hell even in small amounts
hawk1buster 1 year ago
wouldnt half of a micromol of AgNO3 be .00008496 grams? how do you measure that? you must have a very precise scale.
rob27222712 1 year ago
no offence your voice sounds like serial killer masking
csknives1985 1 year ago
so if some swet drips off your head u can say goodbye?
N1ck1Sk123 1 year ago
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rob27222712 1 year ago
im a chemist too and i cant describe my amousement watching this
JavAnarkoMet 1 year ago
This is similar to igniting lithium with just water. first you grate the lithium against a file that conducts electricity THIS IS VERY DANGEROUS BY THE WAY! this may produce sparks so must be performed by NurdRage or other experienced chemists as they know how reactive sparks and lithium can be! As you do this it "statically charges" the lithium. add A DROP of water and the lithium should ignite . This is dangerous the more that the lithium is oxidised. Can't be bothered going into full detail.
ChemistryNutAndProud 1 year ago
Woah,man,it's goin to be better to forget what a mole is for this...
MrEinstain 1 year ago
Excellent video- an undergrad at my University tried this, and nearly had his eyebrows burned off--which is actually why I think you might be a woman. If you are, more power to you. If not?
. . . Watch out for your eyebrows, love.
Thanks again!
JaimeJenaimpas 1 year ago
ncie video man :D
TheMasterRCH 1 year ago
whats a micromole if i may ask? ive never heard of the term. im assuming its like mm is to cm
link0099 1 year ago
Do you know if anyone has made landmines with this? just step on a pouch of water on-top of the mixture and boom...
AxcelKaru 1 year ago
I am tempted to fill a bucket with this flash powder and use a hose as the water supply.
redtailedpython 1 year ago
Could i use a 1 to 6 ratio as 1 mole of silver nitrate and six moles of magnesium?
redtailedpython 1 year ago
dude a half a micromol is like nothing
mmcallery 1 year ago
caus i know what a mol is, can i try it?
(6.022x10^23)
mmcallery 1 year ago
"If you don't know what a mole equivalent is then you aren't a chemist, and shouldn't be trying this anyway."
:))
silenceisgod 1 year ago
why did you have to show this? some hardcore people will take an extremely large amount of the materials and probably blow themselves up.
timngo65 1 year ago
You sure are very brave to conduct these sort of experiments, nurdrage. I wouldn't be surprised if you had a laboratory.
Almontmarine 1 year ago
cna you move the subtitle in the frame by frame cause i cant see wats going on
billybobjoe102 1 year ago
hey nurdrage? kinda weird question but...
what do you mean burn? does aluminum metal really burn? or is it just melted.
japanesepoptart 1 year ago
@japanesepoptart i know this one. Yes the Al will burn as will many other metals. even steel will burn you can try this with fine steel wool. it is a little safer than burning Al.
murfthe3rd 1 year ago
I think the voice changer sounds awesome almost like a diabolical chemist.
Denm2 1 year ago 3
oops I posted on the other video. Is half a micromole 30 to 1?
onetwopussies 1 year ago
would this be activated by the touch of human skin?
sam
0123legoman3210 1 year ago
can I ask you...can you tell what will happen if a cup of this solution will be added with enough amount of water?...
Adelbert1309 1 year ago
no they wont in the us army like this shit burns so fucking fast and is so unstable it would burn you into ashes but still you is fucked if you mess up your arm is in a pile on the ground
diapysik 1 year ago
dont worry so much about people attempting this one , silver is expensive :(
starseed1337 1 year ago
does anyone know the ballanced eqn for this - id be interested to see it.
and cna i ask how experienced u shd be before trying this (im doin well at higher but im still at skl - i assume tht isnt suficient)
MonkeyWhoWouldBeKing 1 year ago
what do you use flash powder for?
sniped101 1 year ago
@sniped101 its for rogues
poweressen 1 year ago
Nurdrage this is incredible, but i bet you cant make a version of greek fire
frankthetank520 2 years ago
@frankthetank520
Feel free to post a video of it.
I encourage everyone to make videos of things i can't do so that everyone else may be enriched by the combined knowledge.
NurdRage 2 years ago 9
@NurdRage greek fire is a fake version of fire used in greek mythology
it's supposed to burn underwater
AlphaMaleRyan 1 year ago
@AlphaMaleRyan
sorry but is real, you just need to use certain cheical that can take out the elements of wather and burn em like [censored with a chiken's sound] and [censored by a donkey sound] mixd well in the paste-like thing
JavAnarkoMet 1 year ago
@NurdRage greek fire is fire witch cant be extingushed by whather thats when you burn magnesium if you add water water will react on temperature and give you hydrogen gas and oxigen so just light up magnesium salt
dukilaki 1 year ago
@frankthetank520 Umm what's Greek fire ?
gehtomacgyver 1 year ago
probably good for survival camp to light up a campfire without a lighter or matches....perhaps a little too explosive...
WolvesLeader91 2 years ago
do you know the power it would have if put in a durable enough model rocket engine, im testing purpultion power of several ideas
elderfunthark 2 years ago
In the US Army Improvised incendinary devices and techniques manual they have instructions of how to make this stuff into a device.
GeneralBerger 2 years ago
thanks man this is awesome and i promise i wont do it until i become a chemist
sciencefreeak 2 years ago
i don't really think it needs to be very stoichometric....and honestly most people will figure it out.
Ag(NO3)2 + Mg -> AgO MgO + 2 NO2
1 to 1 mole should be fine? how you get 1/2 to 3 by definition of mole equivalent i have no clue. Its the definition, or you're using 1/2 micromole more than you need.
freakin1random 2 years ago
is there any way to prevent spontaneous combustion of the 2 powders while stored?
ThisScreen4Rent 2 years ago
just keep them separated.
marek0086 2 years ago
Think a full bucket of thath and water BOOM!!!!
macandfinder 2 years ago
is it possible to get pure magnesium from epsom salt? ive looked everywhere, but cant find mention of it - anyone got a clue?
pedrolibres 2 years ago
Is it possible to make water activated flash powder from NH4Cl NH4NO3 and Zn dust? Just curious, thanks.
512Airsoft 2 years ago
Can someone explain the reaction to me? Is it a Redox or not?
2334Johnlegend34 2 years ago
I just made a gallon of that stuff. Now I'm going to hit it with a garden hose from about 50 feet away. Wish me luck!
papercuts777 2 years ago 61
what kind of magnesium did you use
vtech22ajdm 2 years ago
HAHA!
marek0086 2 years ago
@papercuts777 hey, so what ever happened with the gallon of flash powder and the garden hose? Was it a great fireworks show?
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@papercuts777
There goes the neighborhood!
ScrinMan 1 year ago
@papercuts777 you should probably make it 6 gallons, just to be safe. just make sure a camera is rolling and you aren't wearing safety goggles!
mazdawg89 1 year ago
@papercuts777 alive?
00011theman 1 year ago
@papercuts777 so i assume you several thousand dollars worth of silver for that silver nitrate
TheFyroPyro 1 year ago
could that be used for making water activated firecrackers?
misko112100 2 years ago
Mr nurd Rage is the man, he rocks.
thepiper84 2 years ago
dats cool
hiphopemanuel 2 years ago
fuminating silver
darksideofthebrick13 2 years ago
NurdRage,
I did an experiment at school where KMnO4 was ignited with glycerol or vice versa and was wandering if flash powder (in the form of KMnO4 + Al) could be ignited with glycerol giving a timed fuse effect but with no fuse, don't worry it's just for a trick I wanted to show people at school.
ConnorXV 2 years ago
can silver nitrate be used as an oxidiser in black powder? (as an experiment)
ENGterrorman 2 years ago
maybe copper or mercury nitrate also works. but this is not very interesting.... no practical use!
adriiPortillo 2 years ago
Why does only silver nitrate work?
TheCLockMen 2 years ago
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for everybody who is not a chemist:
1 mole = 6.0221415 X 10^23 atoms of an element.
you will notice that in a periodic table elements have a number associated to it, i's called the molar mass (does it ring any bells? haha) let's sat helium (He) has the number 2, that means that 2 grams of helium are 1 mole. 12 grams carbon, 16 grams oxygen, and so on.
nbrosens 2 years ago
Why would you explain this here, I know one can google such things easy enough, but now that you are making it easier for those out there who are stupid enough to try it on their own. There was a reason why he didn't explain what a mole was, because he didn't want people to try it out unless they were qualified.
Keeroe 2 years ago
even so, he didn't explain how to find the molarity of a compound. So, it still would not be very useful.
bobcorporation 2 years ago
@nbrosens One mole of helium is 4.002602 g.
purplemutantas 9 months ago
by the way, if you do this anyway and you dont want to go blind, dont look at it you stupid fucks x.x
freakin1random 2 years ago
Hello NurdRage. I would just like to say that I enjoy every one of your videos and find them very educational. I was also wondering if you have ever personally made and/or ignited thermite. I found it to be quite fun. (Safety First).
mutantsheepofdoom 2 years ago 2
I reckon if you use a stoichometric ratio of AgNO3 + Mg and some black powder you should theoretically get a bigger boom. Am I right about this?
AgentCROCODILE 2 years ago
Or even instead of black powder using thermite for a high temperature boom.
Of course then doing this means I doubt a fume hood would even cope with it.
AgentCROCODILE 2 years ago
Why the black powder?
JaycubL 2 years ago
Do you say half a micromole of silver nitrate?
paneerdog 2 years ago
yesterday was mole day ironic kinda :)
nicehandsfeet11 2 years ago
can we use magnesium from a magnesiun firestarter?
altf8 2 years ago
this would be soo sock for a timewarp
simbathewildcat 2 years ago
you never mentioned what the mesh was for the mg powder.... :(
panzuman 2 years ago
I'm sure the finer the better.
JaycubL 2 years ago
cool. on the second one it stopped to buffer right on the explosion and it looks so good.
ItsCallum 2 years ago
it was pretty cool that u did a freeze frame of the explosion.
lolzsik 2 years ago
whats with the weird voice?
mpoertner 2 years ago
@mpoertner
Sorry about the weird voice. If you have trouble understanding you can turn off the sound and turn on the subtitles.
NurdRage 2 years ago
@NurdRage I think you sound like the allstate guy :D
Emilioanaire007 1 year ago
@mpoertner what do you mean? Michael Dorn aka Worf did the narration! ;)
ssdwellah 1 year ago
yeah get a high speed cam that would rule
silverblotter 2 years ago
You need a slow mo cam........ This would be damn cool in it
09876124 2 years ago 10
OH MY GAWD.... amazing!
sciencoking 2 years ago
exothermic reactions, oxidation reduction,
don't you just love it?? Thanks doc!!!
netstepb 2 years ago
I CAN make magnesium party popper fireworks
Swindle35437 2 years ago
ermm nurdrage i am just only 11 can i do all the experiment that you've done??
anlasda34 2 years ago
He says you shouldn't try this, unless you know what a mole equivalent is.
milotickz 2 years ago
dude i know what a mole equvilant is and im 14. its not that hard i.e he means an experienced chemist- if you are 11 and have worked with chemicals for years,which i highly dought dont try it!
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milotickz 2 years ago
interwebs
ninja313124 2 years ago
I think you forgot to mention that the experiment is also noisy, not that I blame you for muting the bangs.
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WHERE DO I GET Magnesium powder? or how can i make it? can someone tell me or help me ?
vivalaray 2 years ago
get a bar of magnesium from wal mart or some place like it, they will be in the camping area, they are used for starting fires, then u should file it down to a powder, simple as that!
sciencerulez777 2 years ago
lol
THEOMGProduction 2 years ago
if you have to ask, you shouldn't have it.
DecemberControversy 2 years ago 7
NO !!!! NO !!!! Never use flash powder in firearm's. Please. !!! U will die. Before the bullet leaves the barrel it will expload !!!!!!!!!!! Kafuckin boo M !!! Biach!!!!
Don't listen to the dipshit below me.
Lvduggo69 2 years ago 11
Funny man. I know it's true but I still laughed at the way you expressed it :-D.
Maybe the thought of them going Kafuckin BOOM had a little to do with it too :-D
divorcedme 2 years ago
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i make it using white spirit a gas cooker and the core of emergency flares sure the end result is flash paper but who really cares all u gotta do once u made it is crush it into powder form anyway see How To Make Flash Paper for details its easy (this can also be used in guns as a replacement for gunpowder)
killman369547 2 years ago
Very impressive! Thanks for showing the frame by frame view, I thought that, and the science explanation was really interesting!
zbret 2 years ago 2
Hey NurdRage, if you seen a purple flash from a mixture of potassium bromate and sulfur pelted by a drop of sulfuric acid, is it as dangerous as this flash powder?
milotickz 2 years ago
so since this can be used for other than scientific means, does that mean that certain laws prohibit this experiment outside of specific places?
Could you be charged with a crime for conducting these types of experiments?
Armageddon3284 2 years ago
depends on the specific laws in your area.
NurdRage 2 years ago
that is some scary stuff right there O.o
JVLRHappy 2 years ago
i liked it all but then i heard the word's spontanulesly combust... then I got worried
lolman12334 2 years ago
dude i like all your videos but you fucking creep me out with the voice changer.
mxracer6969 2 years ago
most videos have subtitles, you can turn those on then turn off the sound.
NurdRage 2 years ago
ur safe without a voice changer bro
protechreviews 2 years ago 11
Once again, turn on the subtitles.
NurdRage 2 years ago
yeah no one is gonna stalk u or anything
BassDude50000 2 years ago
you can also do this with copper nitrate since copper nitrate is way cheaper and almost as reactive as silver nitrate
howe094 2 years ago
have you tried it? I'd imagine that it isn't quite as fast in reaction rate as this is.
marmaladekamikaze 2 years ago
yeah i tried it and it actually worked pretty well. copper is right next to silver in the reactivity series anyways.
howe094 2 years ago
Yes I am aware of that, was it slightly less vigorous? could you make a video?
marmaladekamikaze 2 years ago
slightly less vigorous but it was still an interesting reaction because of the blue-green color of the flash.
howe094 2 years ago
We might revisit this reaction in the future with copper nitrate. But we have to be careful not to make it too easy for people to hurt themselves. Videos like these are right on the edge of being too unsafe to share.
NurdRage 2 years ago
most likely though an amateur chemist who has a hard time getting silver nitrate will have just as hard of a time getting copper nitrate because both aren't exactly common substances.
howe094 2 years ago
Once you get nitric acid, both are pretty easy make. Since we've shown how to make nitric acid we've pretty much opened the gates. The issue now is getting a cheap source of metal, Silver is obviously not cheap. But copper..... ;)
so yeah, we gotta carefully word our video if we ever make it.
NurdRage 2 years ago
Yes I understand, Maybe use scientific nomenclature to obfuscate the description? Although I could easily do it via slowly sanding common magnesium pencil sharpeners etc. Unfortunately I won't be able to make the video myself due to the fact I am no longer a minor and sentencing for home experimentation is quite high.
marmaladekamikaze 2 years ago
Hehe, i'll see what i can do...
But i feel for ya about the experimentation. It's almost as if intelligence is illegal now.
Crappy world.
NurdRage 2 years ago
ok i didn't see that you had a tutorial on making nitric acid.
howe094 2 years ago
Unless it's your major and your friends with the chemstores clerk at your university.
matchbox2022 2 years ago
yeah but i said amateur, if you're majoring in chemistry you're probably not an idiot whose going to hurt himself, and if you are good luck getting your major i guess haha
howe094 2 years ago
I have a huge request.
How to make KI3, aka bang powder.
I've heard it's pretty damn reactive, but I've forgotten the steps I was told to make it, apparently household materials will work.
matchbox2022 2 years ago
NuedRage don't feel guilty if someone is stupid enough to try this at home and ends up redecorating their house with their intestines. You did warn them and the video clearly shows what a vigorous reaction it is.
It might be good if someone did do it though. As long as they ask a friend to post the video for them posthumously. :-)
divorcedme 2 years ago
dude is that even legal?
Hoser1358 2 years ago
"The only difference between bravery and foolishness, is that one of them lives!" -Some poet dude?
bwjn2008 2 years ago
What (how big) would the flash be if you took a couple pounds of this and threw it in a lake?
staticman20 2 years ago
What quantitative unit are you looking for?
NurdRage 2 years ago
I meant in relation to a dram equivilent. or comparing it to a common explosive device. (firecracker, hand grenade, etc.)
staticman20 2 years ago
hmm.. haven't actually tried it. So i wouldn't know. Explosives are hard to predict since one behavior that appears in small quantities might not apply to larger quantities.
Due to the expense of silver nitrate. I never will try it.
NurdRage 2 years ago
I've only thrown a small brick of sodium in a swimming pool, kinda cool when it was near the end of reacting, but not awesome. Maybe I'll try getting like 3lbs of silver nitrate and tossing it in water.
staticman20 2 years ago
Thats hardcore stuff!
Is there any use for it what so ever??
marek0086 2 years ago