did anyone else notice that the liquid he put the potassium in was green, and at the end was purple :P and don't say I should know why and that was a stupid quistion cuz I'm only 12
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we put Na in water at my school and it caught on fire and flew out onto my teachers brand new lap top and melted the keyboard lol, it never exploded like that though
Lol, we did this in my chemi. class and we had like a 4 inch wide, 2 foot tall graduated cylinder that was really thick glass and the sodium actually shattered it and glass went everywhere. NaOH splattered on a few people, not me though.
Ya my cities school district made sodium illegal in our public schools after some kid threw a big ass block of it in the toilet. fuck, i wish i saw it happen
My science teacher did this in class for us... 3 times. It was awesome. The first explosion hit the ceiling. And I'm only in 6th grade... Not in high school yet :D
A lot of high schools can't do this anymore...some kid in some state somewhere put a small thin slice of sodium in a drinking fountain, and some kid got his face torn off, and was blinded.
Now we have to use a piece that's like a fourth the size of a skittle.
@chridouk I've seen youtube videos with caesium in water... yikes!
As for francium, good luck getting some of that. Only 20-30g of that exist in the earth's crust at any one time. Not to mention it's radioactive as can be.
But I think it would make for one hell of a explosion if anyone had that much francium lying around!
In my school one of the students stole a piece of potassium and put it in his pocket and later on when the oil dried of...... he lost a bit of his leg due to serious burns... what an idiot he was... We still have Alkali metals in our school and they are easy to get to... once the teacher turns then we can reach them.
do both at the same time...see what happens..my science teacher used i think about 2 grams of sodium in about 15 mills of water...it almost burst into flames...
My school forbade pure Alkali metals on school grounds when some kids stole a good amount from the chem lab and put a bucket full over a sink of running water. The water pulled the bucket in and boom goes one of our bathrooms.
thats the indicator they must of put in pror to the experiment (probably phenolphthalein). the fact that the solution turned purple is the indicator saying its now a basic solution.
Where can I get Potassium,I was told that it is in bananas,but I need it as a soft silvery white metallic anyone know how much it is and where to find it?Please reply
You can't buy Potassium. You need to have a licens etc. This is an extremly reactive element. If you have a licens and buy alot of that stuff you will be questioned by home land security because they think you are making a bomb. Stuff like this is not to be played around with.
1) You do not need a license to buy Potassium metal. Any consumer can purchase it.
2) Homeland Security doesn't care about potassium metal.The amount of potassium needed to actually make a bomb would be absurd. You would need a brick the size of a small car - which would be completely impossible to conceal. It's totally impractical for use as a bomb. If someone wants to hurt people they're going to go for something thats cheap and powerful - Potassium is neither.
Noo you do need a license to buy potassium. Because its a highly reactive element. Even on the charts its strong. So thats why when you buy it comes in a bottle soaked in some liquid that wont react with it .__. ask all the science teachers. you need to have some sort of license to purches stuff like this. And if you get a good chuck of it and drop it in a pool it could cause the pool's bottom to crack.
The "liquid" you are referring to is mineral oil or anhydrous liquid paraffin.
And I can tell you from personal experience that is not correct. I have 3 suppliers of potassium metal and I do not need any licensing. And why should I?
"Cause the pool to crack" ? Maybe on the sides.... if you put the potassium on the edge of the pool. The bottom - no way. Unless you have a lump the size of a large table. And even then it's a long shot.
Does that mean, if I threw a banana in the pool, would it explode?
TUAbraham 2 weeks ago
@TUAbraham Try it and see what happens.
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an when we make potassium + sodium + wather ;) sory I'm not English
lucdab974 3 weeks ago
That probably should have been in a fumigator lol
Frenando50 1 month ago
we did this and the fire alarm went off and my teacher started swearing and shit LOOOL
LiLxGai 1 month ago
did anyone else notice that the liquid he put the potassium in was green, and at the end was purple :P and don't say I should know why and that was a stupid quistion cuz I'm only 12
MultiGuitarify 2 months ago
my teacher put 2 long peices of this shit into acid...... and closed a can of it..... BOOOOOM!
NewBenne 2 months ago
Dang, You have really fun science classes.
BluestarTC 2 months ago
0:27 I heard a monster
michael19978004 2 months ago
its always fun to be in science
ArandomNam3 3 months ago
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InfectiousBeef 3 months ago
we put Na in water at my school and it caught on fire and flew out onto my teachers brand new lap top and melted the keyboard lol, it never exploded like that though
BrittnieJacksonIFLY 4 months ago
Lol, we did this in my chemi. class and we had like a 4 inch wide, 2 foot tall graduated cylinder that was really thick glass and the sodium actually shattered it and glass went everywhere. NaOH splattered on a few people, not me though.
BrightKnite 7 months ago
Its not real science until you can blow shit up...lol.
123backinyerface 7 months ago 15
6 people failed chemistry.
RevolverX10 7 months ago
now make a car that runs with this...
Phh a guy already make a car that runs perfectly fine at normal speeds with ocean water....
RainK9 8 months ago
Press 5 for Explosion
NetonGo145 9 months ago
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NetonGo145 9 months ago
@MrPyroguy1 It goes Purple gay ass
megacyril95 9 months ago
@megacyril95 No dude it burns with a violet flame..
theskater4life24 9 months ago
our school stopped doing these things when some guy stole potassium or something and put it in his pants and it went on fire -.- dumbasses these days
anonymous96smilez 10 months ago
am I the only one that noticed that the potassium water was green, and after the explosion it was purple?
mrtotalycoolman 10 months ago
@mrtotalycoolman Yes.
pyr0static 9 months ago
Ya my cities school district made sodium illegal in our public schools after some kid threw a big ass block of it in the toilet. fuck, i wish i saw it happen
bizzakfulify 10 months ago 3
fuckin shit
SKID0121 10 months ago
oh...we did this in chem. except it was on the school field and we made a mortar sized explosion :)
TheMrTantalum 11 months ago
that's not potassium at the end. potassium burns purple.
MrPyroguy1 11 months ago 2
WE ARE DOING THIS IN CLASS TODAY YES YE SYE SYE SYE SYEYES NE
Archerxx1 11 months ago
I thought they were going to be in there at the same time.
vistigioful 11 months ago
WOOOAHAHAHH!!1!1
Kirkbro44 1 year ago
lol the scream at 0:19 hahaha
u2santos 1 year ago
like natrium its dancing on the water
Wersderbosss 1 year ago
My chemistry teacher put some thermite in a bowl but it reacted more violently than he expected and set our classroom on fire
TheSteeljuggernaut 1 year ago
My science teacher did this in class for us... 3 times. It was awesome. The first explosion hit the ceiling. And I'm only in 6th grade... Not in high school yet :D
jeffshi1345 1 year ago
I did that yesterday at school but with a lump the size of a fist :)
Fatblob6 1 year ago
@Fatblob6 same but at my school they used one the size of an m&m
ealvarou111 1 year ago
imma get the most reactive metal that you can get cheap an a ounce and put it in a pond see what happens :)
theXartXofXpimpin 1 year ago
*slow motion* wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
rotenburk 1 year ago 6
So heres your Burn energy drink, sir.
ElmigoMG 1 year ago
A lot of high schools can't do this anymore...some kid in some state somewhere put a small thin slice of sodium in a drinking fountain, and some kid got his face torn off, and was blinded.
Now we have to use a piece that's like a fourth the size of a skittle.
JayseWeaver 1 year ago
woah lol
MusicRokagal1011 1 year ago
Sounds like a total Godzilla in slow motion lawl.
muhatashim 1 year ago
the second one turned purple!
slimjim561 1 year ago
@slimjim561 TWSS!!
rustyshackleford1996 1 year ago
@rustyshackleford1996 wat does that mean??
slimjim561 1 year ago
now try doing the same experiment with cesium and francium :P
chridouk 1 year ago
@chridouk I've seen youtube videos with caesium in water... yikes!
As for francium, good luck getting some of that. Only 20-30g of that exist in the earth's crust at any one time. Not to mention it's radioactive as can be.
But I think it would make for one hell of a explosion if anyone had that much francium lying around!
CapPicard 1 year ago
how did he caused such a violent reaction? I did the experiment once but not as violent.
96515325 1 year ago
In my school one of the students stole a piece of potassium and put it in his pocket and later on when the oil dried of...... he lost a bit of his leg due to serious burns... what an idiot he was... We still have Alkali metals in our school and they are easy to get to... once the teacher turns then we can reach them.
nailer125 1 year ago
BOOM!!!! watching alkali metals explode is very entertaining :)
ecolinkinparkgirl657 1 year ago
wow thats a nice amount of energy being released :P chemical bomb xD
tjinga2u1 1 year ago
That's pretty much all we did in chemistry too!!! :D
chaoticCaSeY 1 year ago
i wish in chemistry we could just mess with stuff so i can do that
ApocalypticMeatloaf 1 year ago
would this work with a potassium and salt solution, does it have something to do with the electrolytes from the sodium?
MDKriderwessels212 1 year ago
Someone put sodium, magnesium, and potassium in water at the same time
twisterfield651 1 year ago
@twisterfield651 magnesium burn in air if it have a spark and if it's grounded, not in water.
hyrael2 1 year ago
is that potassum nitrate or clorate
david1513 1 year ago
@david1513 It's the pure metal, I think... salts very seldom explode^^
schmelzbrot 1 year ago
is that the same stuff as baking soda?
david1513 1 year ago
@david1513 Heck no. So basically if it was, when you're making a cake, the cake would catch fire. ya... I don't think so :P
goguda55 1 year ago
thats what happens to my experiment, the teacher was all like *boom!!* back away then O_o
ikmal017 1 year ago
one the best reactions ever
sonic2005018 1 year ago
some pansy screamed.
idonotneedanidforyou 1 year ago
thats great.
gambler86559 1 year ago
we did this experiment at school today..
almost peed my pants coz i got scared and started laughing like crazy :)
mizzpirate 1 year ago 3
Green
Boom!
Purple.
Lazermuffin 1 year ago
it was a universal indicator :D turned puprle to show a strong Alkali
Th1s1sR3z0r 1 year ago
I wish we did that in my chemistry class :P
hexashadow13 1 year ago 62
lol we did it in front of the cops. our teacher is so gangster
hafizhamza23 1 year ago
@hexashadow13 Lol we actually did this in my Chemistry class like last month
xEarlX10 1 year ago
@hexashadow13 Lol, we did it. The amount of Na was not so big though.
ronritekinamatigai 3 months ago
do both at the same time...see what happens..my science teacher used i think about 2 grams of sodium in about 15 mills of water...it almost burst into flames...
giggitygiggitybam 2 years ago
JEEZ! thats awesome
gryphus1s 2 years ago
Try powdered potassium + boiling water!
(but remember to keep your distance!)
Jonhny2 2 years ago
"...I want that purple stuff."
NExplosion666 2 years ago
ok something i dont get the potassium water went from green to purple what the fuck
bryanalannorris 2 years ago
They had a Universal Indicator in the solution
orgminyak 2 years ago
the green liquid was universal indicator. Green means neutral, purple means strong base and red means strong acid.
killa4eva50 1 year ago
lol the first scream in slow mo made me laugh
byobilly1 2 years ago
what if that was on ur drink
evilmindhacker 2 years ago
ROFL eat alkali metals then drink a lot of water and you go BOOM!!! lol
cosminso1230 2 years ago
Alkali metals are so very reactive. DON'T PLAY AROUND WITH THEM.
chimanruler15 2 years ago
Learn chemistry better.
AlexanderA80 2 years ago
Whatever. I know chemistry because I'm in the freaking course.
chimanruler15 2 years ago
hahahahaa
Omarito2412 2 years ago
the first scream made me rofl LOL
evilichigo 2 years ago 2
LOL the explosion didnt scare me it was the scream!
jtbc11 2 years ago
did the water changed colour when it reacted with potassium ? o.O
dameyou124 2 years ago
Yes.
niwdoog322 2 years ago
I think there is pH indicator in the water, which shows potassium hydroxide being made.
soundspark 2 years ago
it burned through my friends arm DONT PLAY AROUND WITH IT
fadam15 2 years ago 2
My school forbade pure Alkali metals on school grounds when some kids stole a good amount from the chem lab and put a bucket full over a sink of running water. The water pulled the bucket in and boom goes one of our bathrooms.
benner2000 2 years ago 82
schools out forever my schools been blown to pieces.
olstar18 2 years ago
@benner2000
ahahahahahaha
watta legend
Isabmaku2 1 year ago
@benner2000 Why do kids always ruin it for others?
madjimms 1 year ago
@benner2000 ha ha you should of vidioed it i wish woz there
SuperRorylewis 1 year ago
@benner2000 oh ur cool!!!
8888888818able 1 year ago
@benner2000 Some kids did the same at another school - except they put it in the drinking fountain and a kid got his face torn off ;/
JayseWeaver 1 year ago
lol @ the first scream
xD
primaltagz 2 years ago
I'm never eating bananas with water again!!!!
(jk)
mmariebored 2 years ago
Damn dangerous! and people get blind
ongchorcool 2 years ago
yeah we learnt that in science the other day because the light is so rbight it can blind you silly buggers
xRockChickRozix 2 years ago
Probably not this reaction, though the NaOH or KOH formed will.
benner2000 2 years ago
I think that is more to burning magnesium.
michaelLYM 2 years ago
potassium turned the water purple :D
Sup3rSloth 3 years ago
thats the indicator they must of put in pror to the experiment (probably phenolphthalein). the fact that the solution turned purple is the indicator saying its now a basic solution.
mistermuffin420 3 years ago
correct
Fizzitfilms 2 years ago
thats scary
PeechyofPeechy 3 years ago
You can actually obtain pure elemental Potassium from bananas by a long strung-out process. Google it...
DHSBandit 3 years ago 2
Or you could do something more productive.
skorp1991 2 years ago
Where can I get Potassium,I was told that it is in bananas,but I need it as a soft silvery white metallic anyone know how much it is and where to find it?Please reply
gearxi 3 years ago
all you have to do is order it off of a scientific site...something where teachers would order theirs off of. shouldnt be hard to find
lunchbag08 3 years ago
all you have to do is throw a banana in the water. duh...
justisanchez 3 years ago
Dude i tried that ones and it worked.
I had to go to the hospital because of the explosion.
thecoolmex 3 years ago
You can't buy Potassium. You need to have a licens etc. This is an extremly reactive element. If you have a licens and buy alot of that stuff you will be questioned by home land security because they think you are making a bomb. Stuff like this is not to be played around with.
mapledork729 2 years ago
1) You do not need a license to buy Potassium metal. Any consumer can purchase it.
2) Homeland Security doesn't care about potassium metal.The amount of potassium needed to actually make a bomb would be absurd. You would need a brick the size of a small car - which would be completely impossible to conceal. It's totally impractical for use as a bomb. If someone wants to hurt people they're going to go for something thats cheap and powerful - Potassium is neither.
Sebbass69 2 years ago
Noo you do need a license to buy potassium. Because its a highly reactive element. Even on the charts its strong. So thats why when you buy it comes in a bottle soaked in some liquid that wont react with it .__. ask all the science teachers. you need to have some sort of license to purches stuff like this. And if you get a good chuck of it and drop it in a pool it could cause the pool's bottom to crack.
mapledork729 2 years ago
The "liquid" you are referring to is mineral oil or anhydrous liquid paraffin.
And I can tell you from personal experience that is not correct. I have 3 suppliers of potassium metal and I do not need any licensing. And why should I?
"Cause the pool to crack" ? Maybe on the sides.... if you put the potassium on the edge of the pool. The bottom - no way. Unless you have a lump the size of a large table. And even then it's a long shot.
Sebbass69 2 years ago
it comes in oil !
N123XoX 2 years ago
nice one....our chemistry teacher told us about this reaction when we were learning about Salts....i soo want to try it :D
ansari0 3 years ago
Mine too :D
hacker102030 3 years ago
my teacher blew up half our classroom when he made a big,big misstake :p( he threw a big chunk of it in the sink)
HemGlassBilen73 3 years ago
i found you on a swedish entertainment-homepage. amazing videos man ! add some more !
niclashbg 3 years ago