Fluorine and brick - Fluor und Ziegelstein

[diegonikki]

weapon of choice

Flourine Canon

[RadioTrefoil]

That brick has been subjected to torture twice - the other corner is burnt.

[TimpBizkit]

So the acetone burns in the cold fluorine and then the fluorine is heated hot enough to burn the brick. I bet you could burn diamond with 1000 degree fluorine!!

[Tapolcay]

What is your reaction for FLUOR? /watch?v=t8ll4k0E6qc

[TimpBizkit]

Would suck to have the gas cannister burst

[em129836]

that's one interesting diatomic molecule for ya...

[rhinogek]

chuck norris' toothbrush

[phj1990]

Brick fluoride synthesis

[nehorlavazapalka]

@phj1990 epic

[Fluorineisgreat]

@Afrocanuk

See the description of the video for your answer.

[dobsen19]

which reaction(s) took place in this vid ?

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[Fluorineisgreat]

@dobsen19

Well, such a question is difficult to answer as such exothermic reactions often lead to many products. So, I can only tell you the main products that are produced:

First, fluorine reacts with iPrOH forming HF and some CF compounds. The formation of HF generates enough heat so that the brick reacts with fluorine.

The brick should consist of some calcium silicate and iron oxide (color) and maybe other oxides. The silicates are transformed to SiF4, the oxides are converted to fluorides.

[nickmt]

@Fluorineisgreat what is iPrOH? I only recognise the end part as a hydroxide ... or is this a shortened name for a different compound/material?

Thanks

[Fluorineisgreat]

@nickmt iPrOH ist Isoproanol, i.e. Propan-2-ol

[checkmatex22]

WICKED!!

[syedjaafar]

high electronegativity

[PhoenX19]

HighEST

[fixingbraincell]

WHAT THE FUDGE! @.@

[skBundy]

Great!!.. haa from the 2 only molecular elements that make things to burn

Fluorine's the bes!!, it can even oxidize the other one: Oxygen!

[KEngel1021]

Fluorine gas can even burn water because it breaks apart the water molecule.

[nucleochemist]

@KEngel1021 Sorry to burst your bubble but if forms HF, actually.

[MrPennyworth007]

that crap will attack any element it comes in contact with!

[vmelkon]

I guess the best protection is in a vessel with some fluoride of something.

[stonerj0e]

does it oxidize in our body in the same way ?

[09876124]

@stonerj0e oh you bet it does

[sciencoking]

omg... this stuf is BAD ASS.

[tibinsaid]

Hey ! I love your videos !!!! Absolutely great videos. For God! You are really brave! I always wanted to see reactions with F2. You are amazing; however be careful cause even if you know F2 all to well (otherwise you would be death know :)) ) it is still Hell dangerous...