Fast food experiment creates sulfuric acid - DO NOT ATTEMPT!

[alerios667]

why cant we attempt!?

[topcat2726]

well that's just bullcrap. i'm really hungry for some reason now. i'm off to mcdonalds. fuck you crazy man!

[magicbrowny420]

hahaha rice cakes are so funny! hahaha you need your own show! ...

[Total017]

oh yeh its been in acid lets place it in my hand and stare at it. you dumbass

[trueredexe]

what bullshit

[derekthedingo]

its not fake ive seen this in real life

[TheSorrowLand]

"This video may not be suitable for minors."!

Haha

[tetris2300]

FAKE AND GAY!

[flach99]

fake and gay

[danegilbert]

what a waste of food.

[JMRabil675]

hey pipe must have a str lvl of like 5 or something

[bingyancai]

This is fake.

[prote101]

its a fukin lead pipe!!!

[evsonjunior]

that's a lie, its because the cola have some phosphoric acid as stabilizer, it corrodes the iron, but the stomach have a acid protection and neutralize, when it reaches the stomach. sulfurc acid make some green complex with iron because it form green iron sulfate.

[somecreativename14]

HAHAHA!!! Evil laugh at the end.

[windowlicker1]

lol what the heck

[Lawsuit]

If you believe this, you're too stupid to even realize that there was no sulfur to begin with.

[ExplosiveScience]

Maybe the warning at the beginning was to prevent other people from trying this and realizing it is fake. This isn't chemistry, but it gets my vote as entertainment.

[EternallyLoveless]

So, AWESOME!

[FanOfAnimeNumber896]

SHIT

WOW

[hellotoy21]

Realistic? Probably not.

Funny? Definitely.

[artistforever38]

lol love the laugh at the end =)

[artistforever38]

why not use clear soda??

[ExplosiveScience]

Because then we could see what makes the bubbles (not the pipe).

[Jo9100]

hydrothermic? what are you talking about? that doesn't even exist...

and sulfuric acid? phony. at most phosphoric acid from the cola or citric acid from various food but come on, no sulfur here. at least if you would have passed 1st grade chemistry you would understand a bit of what's really going on.

[deviant3232]

Hydro-thermic just means in relation to the water's (or in this case, the cola's) temperature, which hardly makes sense as to why it would heat up unless the fast food was warm or hot in this. o-o

[Jo9100]

Absolutely not. A neutralisation will most often than not be an exothermic reaction. Nothing to do with hydrothemic or sulfuric acid...

[suzonetwo]

Paging Mr. Spurlock!

[mingmingnak]

equations...compounds? carbonic acid...decomposes to easily what sulfate are u reacting it with

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