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@Lyrieck I think that it's because it reacts so aggressively that the gas it produces during the reaction creates a cushion for it to ride on. You *CAN* push it down into the water, as one of my classmates proved, for a more intense reaction. Like, beaker shattering, base solution and glass shard spraying intense.
what happens if you were to place the sodium into a kinder egg plastic case and make it sink? only im asking so i can make mini depth charges for my rc boat .
I put a piece of sodium metal smaller than that in a coffee cup full of water; after the flames burst out, the sodium exploded, breaking the cup into half-a-dozen pieces.
Sodium is way higher in electropositivity (or simply reactivity) than magnesium. This begs the question . . . WHY would magnesium replace sodium in this case?
@pchk1 Sodium and magnesium metal are actually fairly close in potential, with sodium only being 0.5 V lower iirc. The reason why this reaction works is because the potential difference between NaOH and MgO is way bigger than that between the two individual metals. The net potential of the reaction ends up favoring the formation of MgO and solid Na.
A simple but hairy way of obtaining sodium metal is to melt down NaOH to molten NaOH in a cast iron pot. Then pass a DC electrical current through it and collect Na metal off the cathode. Please be warned that this method is not for the faint hearted. But has the advantage of requiring very few chemicals or glass wear.
@Nighthawkinlight You did not answer @yoyokc65 completely. It does melt from heating up due to the reaction, but the sodium then balls up because this is the best conformation for it to maximize the surface area actually in contact with the water.
Just letting you guys know if you are doing this with lye, it can be sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide and i dont know if it would work with K but if it does work just know you will get a good bang so carful :P
@oregonraptor I think you mean to say NaClO3 or KClO3. If you melt NaOH in a test tube it will eat right through the glass and splash all over things you will wish it hadn't.
Clearly you didn't watch this video for the value it was meant to serve. That "lil white thing" is sodium, a metal that is highly reactive, especially in water!
can magnesium ribbon be used instead? i managed to get sodium hydroxide from the cleaning section of my supermarket, but i cannot afford to get powdered magnesium from a lab supply store
Use lots of caution. The latex glow do not protect your skin. Theyre just there because if you get sodium on your hands you can't wash your hands with water.
He should make a Cesium grenade. There would be a metal shell separated by a thin layer of ceramic in the middle, with Cesium and water on opposite sides. You know what happens next : )
If you put a mix of the sodium hydroxide and magnesium on the top of a "airsoft mine" fuse, instead of the baking powder. would you be able to spark an explosion? :O
@SirNegator Getting concentrated NaOH (nearly 100% solid) isnt a problem for me (and NaOH isnt an acid btw its a lye (google translater gave me that)). But I dont know where to get pure Magnesium from.
@WalterWhisky yes its a base, sry, i made a mistake since i wrote it quick. it is strong though (= it dissociates easily) and usually its difficult to get if you aren´t in an agricultural or scientific business. a tip : dont buy pure one; the costs can be up to 10000 times higher than a not so pure one - no exaggeration. there are online stores for chemists where you can buy it, usually you need a license but magnesium isnt dangerous so it should go without one too
@SirNegator :D Im actually in a scientific business. I know that it can be very expensive but just if you want the puriss >98,5% pure NaOH. When you buy technical NaOH its not so expensive and its still solid.
And thanks for the tip with the magnesium I will search for it
@rob8675309ain cause the spoon is creating friction against the brick heating Mg/NaOH causing a mini sort of explosion thus lighting the spoon on fire (temporarily)
Dude u are honestly the coolest person alive great job on ALL of ur videos there super cool and ive watched them all like 2 times each and i love em keep up the good work
nice!
Daniel39363 27 minutes ago
Is this legal ? ;D
CiceroProductionsIII 22 hours ago
With transcribe audio it says:
"And now we add 200 million tons of water to a beaker, then 50 million tons of mineral oil."
My deaf friend was very confused.
MrDimebagdarell 1 day ago
do you need that burned spoon?
thetutorialcss 1 day ago
Nice coldfire!
Chemistman343 2 days ago
you are awesome dude!!!! i love this i can terrorize my entire family with your ideas
COLDFIREx2 3 days ago
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TDylProductions 3 days ago
How does it catch fire with water? I know its some sort of chemical reaction, but i'm no chemist :P
Techible 4 days ago
@Techible lol google it : )
ChazDoesMinecraft 15 hours ago
Question how could sodium metal float through water if its reactive to water...?
Lyrieck 4 days ago
@Lyrieck I think that it's because it reacts so aggressively that the gas it produces during the reaction creates a cushion for it to ride on. You *CAN* push it down into the water, as one of my classmates proved, for a more intense reaction. Like, beaker shattering, base solution and glass shard spraying intense.
havocdaemon 3 days ago
@Lyrieck Leidenfrost Effect
rich1051414 1 day ago in playlist Uploaded videos
level 100 alchemy
M4sterH4shBr0wn 5 days ago
thats cool
Watcherblood 6 days ago
Your neighbors must think you're cooking crystal meth...
KuroPoptart 6 days ago
pretty bad when the add buffers 3 times
RakknB5511 1 week ago
reminds me of Skyrim, Alchemy lab. lol
codzombielova 1 week ago
1:59 lol durex!!!
GamesRewiews32 1 week ago
And what is it used for?
MrGunman11 1 week ago
I have a question, can Caesium be sold to the general public?
airsoftgamer121 1 week ago
what happens if you were to place the sodium into a kinder egg plastic case and make it sink? only im asking so i can make mini depth charges for my rc boat .
ANTUK4 1 week ago
my chemistry teacher put sodium in water once and it exploed she screamed it was funny
emogirlyaoi 1 week ago
um..... are you gonna eat out of that spoon????
XxMineYourOwnCraftxX 1 week ago
you are my hero
lax18breh 1 week ago
Why did it catch fire when you scraped it of the brick ?
MrDoctorjeckle 1 week ago
@MrDoctorjeckle It was reacting with whatever type of metal the spoon was and the increase in pressure he added
Instinct2020 1 week ago
Awesome
Fishkid88 1 week ago
A Mortar and Pestle eh? We got to go back to Oblivion for this one
MrSkeletonMan1 1 week ago
Sweet, this just gave me an idea for a modern fire arrow.
Odinfang 1 week ago
drugs!! o wait not
dbskherodude 1 week ago
it was going in a 6 piont star
deadmnwalkin2yohouse 1 week ago
3 people tried to do this and died
imac27i 2 weeks ago
@imac27i i see your trying to get likes :)
XxMineYourOwnCraftxX 1 week ago
swag
imac27i 2 weeks ago
So....THIS is how she sets fire to the rain?
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chemistry is bad ass
p0wer5000 2 weeks ago
Can U show us how to make PoPRock Candies???
DXTBOW 2 weeks ago
Parabéns. Excelente video amigo.
sfbarcelos 2 weeks ago
it turned into a ball thats what she said
coolcat87100 2 weeks ago
Freakin Bill Nye the science guy stuff here. AWESOME.
ejicon 2 weeks ago
3 people like Justin Bieber. Oh no I di'int. Oh yes I did!
gr8721 2 weeks ago
@gr8721 your comment has absolutely has no relationship to justin bieber
you fail so much.
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Now here is the question... Has anyone figured out how to purify this sodium metal made with this synthesis? Uranium centrifuge anybody? LoL...
NitricSynth 2 weeks ago
Skyrim? :D lol idk the mortar and pestle thingy just made me think of that lol
josherszzz 2 weeks ago
What is it
peacefulfb 2 weeks ago
Hey I was going to use that spoon
XxDeathHead12xX 2 weeks ago
Friken awesome man !!!!
TheSitkan123 2 weeks ago
Mother of chemical reactions.
MrLeClecle 2 weeks ago
So not only can I get sodium, but I can get super explosive hydrogen too! And I thought this was a single displacement reaction...
i418c 2 weeks ago
NOW WHERE AM I SUPPOSED TO GET THESE METERIALS?!?!?
Wafltroploplis 2 weeks ago
GREAT BALLS OF FIRE ITS A BALL OF FIRE
RJSnyper 2 weeks ago
You're awesome!
D4rkSilhouette 2 weeks ago
the fuuuck!? that fuse shit was EPIC
TheHiddenApocalypse 2 weeks ago
can NaOH be used in electrolysis to get sodium as well?
MegaUnderscore 2 weeks ago
this looks...mm...safe?
xxRANDOMxASITxGETSxx 2 weeks ago
@xxRANDOMxASITxGETSxx nope ! its chemistry .. if you re not familiar with it .. dont try this without a profissional !
MrLipesalles 2 weeks ago
@MrLipesalles haha im not and i dont at all plan on tryiing it
xxRANDOMxASITxGETSxx 2 weeks ago
We did this in my science class and it blew up the beaker and knocked over the blast shield :)
JoshuaDaPeck 2 weeks ago
what would be a good use for this metal. besides having fun with fire?
donavan2222 2 weeks ago
Fan of it :D But just a question : what can you do with sodium then ?
94uhart 2 weeks ago
tell me again what this metal can do?
lulzingXDXD 2 weeks ago
Where does the fuze come from; did you make that or is one able to buy it prefabbed?
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time to throw it in the lake
noobnoobyify 2 weeks ago
i did it i dit it i have made these
mismaag822 2 weeks ago
SCIENCE FAIR IDEA!!!!! :D
mikey505050 2 weeks ago
i bet you got a A+ science huh
Xxqu1cksc0pzxX 3 weeks ago
I put a piece of sodium metal smaller than that in a coffee cup full of water; after the flames burst out, the sodium exploded, breaking the cup into half-a-dozen pieces.
zzznxjdhdsfs 3 weeks ago
Sodium is way higher in electropositivity (or simply reactivity) than magnesium. This begs the question . . . WHY would magnesium replace sodium in this case?
pchk1 3 weeks ago
@pchk1 It's not a replacement reaction. It's more similar to a redox.
Nighthawkinlight 3 weeks ago
@Nighthawkinlight
OIC. Still curious . . . why wouldn't the newly produced molten Na metal reduce the newly produced MgO back into Mg metal?
pchk1 3 weeks ago
@pchk1 Some of it probably does. Much of it lacks enough contact with the MgO to react with it however.
Nighthawkinlight 3 weeks ago
@Nighthawkinlight ok but were can i get magnesium powder.
i dont think theyl sell it to me cause im only 13
ink1140674 1 day ago
@Nighthawkinlight You're like the "Bill Nye of teh Youtubez" lol Thanks for some entertainment, that ISN'T going to rot my brain :P
Breakfastfan4life 3 weeks ago 17
@Breakfastfan4life Why thank you
Nighthawkinlight 3 weeks ago
@pchk1 Sodium and magnesium metal are actually fairly close in potential, with sodium only being 0.5 V lower iirc. The reason why this reaction works is because the potential difference between NaOH and MgO is way bigger than that between the two individual metals. The net potential of the reaction ends up favoring the formation of MgO and solid Na.
OfficeThug 6 days ago
10/10 easy understandable clear well done
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If you replaced the sodium hydroxide with potassium hydroxide, would you end up with potassium?
BRyanS72 3 weeks ago
Poor spoon... :'(
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A simple but hairy way of obtaining sodium metal is to melt down NaOH to molten NaOH in a cast iron pot. Then pass a DC electrical current through it and collect Na metal off the cathode. Please be warned that this method is not for the faint hearted. But has the advantage of requiring very few chemicals or glass wear.
nephillium75 3 weeks ago
3:09 OH SHIT I'M ON FIRE WHAT DO I DO???
Cquizzy 3 weeks ago
I HAVE THE SAME MEASURING CUP!!!!
swoccerfields 3 weeks ago
i love morter and pestels.... :D... yeah i know i spelled it wrong
swoccerfields 3 weeks ago
I think That theres a combination with NaOH+Br not sure
Haicho9009 3 weeks ago
@Haicho9009 ...No
Nighthawkinlight 3 weeks ago 3
I thought somewere in making sodium metals you needed lye?plz answer
scorpion1a2 4 weeks ago
@scorpion1a2 Yes, it is used in this video.
Nighthawkinlight 4 weeks ago
@scorpion1a2
sodium hydroxide is lye
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Tooo cool. Gotta try this at home! I'm a professional though ;-)
mrnye66 4 weeks ago
anyone else thought that at 3:08 it knew it was on fire and started to swim around?
TheSIFilms 4 weeks ago
what kind of sorcery is this
jar77FU 1 month ago
1:12-1:17
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BOOM!
MarioKartFan2132 1 month ago
why did your ingot immediately turn into a sphere shape when it interacted with the water?
yoyokc65 1 month ago
@yoyokc65 Upon contact with water the reaction produces enough heat to melt the sodium. It then beads up like a drip of water on a frying pan.
Nighthawkinlight 1 month ago 7
@Nighthawkinlight You did not answer @yoyokc65 completely. It does melt from heating up due to the reaction, but the sodium then balls up because this is the best conformation for it to maximize the surface area actually in contact with the water.
xleetxguitarx 1 month ago
Just letting you guys know if you are doing this with lye, it can be sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide and i dont know if it would work with K but if it does work just know you will get a good bang so carful :P
12co3dy21 1 month ago
Where can I buy magnesium powder?
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MUY ILUSTRATIVO E INTERESANTE, GRACIAS . IT´S AWESOME.
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personally i think it's better to melt the NAOH in a test tube and add suger than to go through all the work just to extract sodium
oregonraptor 1 month ago
@oregonraptor I think you mean to say NaClO3 or KClO3. If you melt NaOH in a test tube it will eat right through the glass and splash all over things you will wish it hadn't.
Nighthawkinlight 1 month ago
1:38 Moon appearance on the brick!
conversebuddy93 1 month ago
I made it and its very cool man thanks!!
Animals533 1 month ago
cool
JOE52525 1 month ago
Cool
wetstone01 1 month ago
Informative as wished, and the proper safety measures said out loud in the video, id say a Thumps up! :)
ralphdestroy99 1 month ago
I told the teacher in skl and we almost set class on fire lol
superdevilboy20 1 month ago
What can you use this for?
LTxStriker 1 month ago
When u dropped it in at the end was it water?
clowny220 1 month ago
these are things... I should not know.
666Anonymity 1 month ago
Clearly you didn't watch this video for the value it was meant to serve. That "lil white thing" is sodium, a metal that is highly reactive, especially in water!
azhomegrown85 1 month ago
anyone else notice the lil white thing traceing out a pentogram in the water?
redneck0001100 1 month ago
You should change the title to "How to extract pure sodium metal" as you aren't making anything, you are only extracting it to an elemental state.
danielcarmi305 1 month ago
@danielcarmi305 Yes obviously I am not making anything, but nobody that is searching for the video is going to use the word 'extract' in the search.
Nighthawkinlight 1 month ago 39
I wonder if ur a good chef x)
X4ndyb0yX 1 month ago
can magnesium ribbon be used instead? i managed to get sodium hydroxide from the cleaning section of my supermarket, but i cannot afford to get powdered magnesium from a lab supply store
kramxell 1 month ago
@kramxell Possibly, but I'm not sure what the best way to go about it would be.
Nighthawkinlight 1 month ago
1:42 OMG THE DEVIL DUST! O________________O
deko2060 1 month ago
HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheLl111111 1 month ago
to think i have a chemistry test tomorrow lol
deviantrage 1 month ago
I was wondering if you or somebody else could tell me the use of sodium metal.
jumboazn 1 month ago
Alchemy increased to 48.
MahajiHaji 1 month ago 33
Harvesting metal
TheCrazyFeller98 1 month ago
Minecraft in real life
TheCrazyFeller98 1 month ago
Is there a reason not use a household sifter to pick out the sodium? It looks tedious to have to pick out those specks with tweezers.
2828dantheman 1 month ago
so bad ass!
23nathan16 1 month ago
Use lots of caution. The latex glow do not protect your skin. Theyre just there because if you get sodium on your hands you can't wash your hands with water.
garrypig 1 month ago
He should make a Cesium grenade. There would be a metal shell separated by a thin layer of ceramic in the middle, with Cesium and water on opposite sides. You know what happens next : )
oh, or Francium.
Midnightsun115 1 month ago
You know sodium hates existing when it can set itself on fire just by being exposed. It was cool seeing a spoon on fire though!
JaguarRawr 1 month ago
Nice vid... Um can u say Greek fire?
Luckystars52 1 month ago
@ljngj76
Jes it is extremly dangerous do not do it
Belive me we had it in science;)
pokerclown100 1 month ago
If you put a mix of the sodium hydroxide and magnesium on the top of a "airsoft mine" fuse, instead of the baking powder. would you be able to spark an explosion? :O
ljnjung76 1 month ago
Doesnt it explode when sodium reacts with water? If so, what was the substance which the sodium was in at the end? Or am I wroing? Thanks
JesseZhaBest 1 month ago
@JesseZhaBest It can, it doesn't always.
Nighthawkinlight 1 month ago
@JesseZhaBest If you want something that explodes get some potassium
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Alchemy level: 100
Well done Dovahkin well done
PhanyPackStudios 1 month ago
I wonder what happens when you dont put the brick on top of the can...?
RofelCopters 1 month ago
Thats...intresting :)
Jobforacowboy96 1 month ago
Where did you get your magnesium powder?
puckhound95 1 month ago
id rather make K with nurd rages guide
mrhinslh 1 month ago
Epic 'splosion @ 1:18
supercool529 1 month ago
But where do I get enough Magnesium?
WalterWhisky 1 month ago
@WalterWhisky lol i think the problem here is rather how to get concentrated NaOH, sinc eits a strong acid and not available for everyone.
SirNegator 1 month ago
@SirNegator Getting concentrated NaOH (nearly 100% solid) isnt a problem for me (and NaOH isnt an acid btw its a lye (google translater gave me that)). But I dont know where to get pure Magnesium from.
WalterWhisky 1 month ago
@WalterWhisky yes its a base, sry, i made a mistake since i wrote it quick. it is strong though (= it dissociates easily) and usually its difficult to get if you aren´t in an agricultural or scientific business. a tip : dont buy pure one; the costs can be up to 10000 times higher than a not so pure one - no exaggeration. there are online stores for chemists where you can buy it, usually you need a license but magnesium isnt dangerous so it should go without one too
SirNegator 1 month ago
@SirNegator :D Im actually in a scientific business. I know that it can be very expensive but just if you want the puriss >98,5% pure NaOH. When you buy technical NaOH its not so expensive and its still solid.
And thanks for the tip with the magnesium I will search for it
WalterWhisky 1 month ago
@WalterWhisky np, always like to help ;)
SirNegator 1 month ago
I liked the way the spoon started burning.
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where the fuck do you find all this?
qwoplol121 1 month ago
you have to teach us how to make C-4 charges :)
manelito1000 1 month ago
Why does it talk about mythbusters in the tags?
TheJoman247 1 month ago
You like einstein or sumshit?
QcPride 1 month ago
@QcPride Einstein did not deal with classical chemistry.
Aviatorsmith 1 month ago
That's AWSOME!
angelkeovixay 1 month ago
1:42 why is the spoon cathing on fire?
rob8675309ain 1 month ago
@rob8675309ain cause the spoon is creating friction against the brick heating Mg/NaOH causing a mini sort of explosion thus lighting the spoon on fire (temporarily)
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@SEVENTYxKITTENS No.
Aviatorsmith 1 month ago
Dude u are honestly the coolest person alive great job on ALL of ur videos there super cool and ive watched them all like 2 times each and i love em keep up the good work
SurfinBird232 1 month ago
that was really cool.
westlac235 1 month ago
is this legal?
48minutesleft 1 month ago
at our school it exploded up about 15 feet into the air and blew up. it was awesome
chachscooter 1 month ago
you should do a video on how to turn water in to marbles balls like that one video , except the other video was bad
TheFrostySoldier1 1 month ago
my first thought was barging in the bathroom and throwing a hand fill of sodium in someones bath.
chukklez81 1 month ago
the new kipkay
Kenyee28 1 month ago 22
You Are sick
rusher10891 1 month ago
learned about alkali metals and periodic table family's etc. science "can i buy this" teacher"no" come home watch this FUCK DA POLICE
LaDation 1 month ago
Im going to try this (hopefully) and (hopefully) be able to make a video response
mydogsampson12 1 month ago
but the real question is can it blend?
nvissh 1 month ago 2
2:37 You say Na reacts with the water and than floats in the mineral oil. I do not understand.. Wouldn't reacting Na with water make hydroxide?
WhynotMiha 1 month ago
that some bad sshit
jonasdamlarsen 1 month ago
why the hell would i need to make this
magnumclassic1 1 month ago
@magnumclassic1 for fun, DUH
manamesjohn 1 month ago
HOW TO MAKE SOMETHING AWESOME IN 3 MINUTES!
Tieskoko1998 1 month ago
he better not have kids
Zitaga 1 month ago
@Zitaga I know they'd be so dangerous :)
awesomeguy183 1 month ago
ITS A SUPER SAYAN BALL!!!!
123whatmeworry 1 month ago
man u need hobbys xD
nudelkiller 1 month ago