Sodium metal in water. 100 gram. it actually blew up 2 times more, but didn't catch that because it was shot very high into the air, so I thought the reaction was complete. but no ;)
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Sodium metal in water. 100 gram. it actually blew up 2 times more, but didn't catch that because it was shot very high into the air, so I thought the reaction was complete. but no ;)
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Unless, while wearing his pants he went swimming or was forcefully held underwater long enough for the Sodium to heat up and explode than I call bullshit. (Do the people where you live make a habit of bathing (if at all) fully clothed?)
It's always nice to end a soapbox science lecture with a fairytale parable. "I knew a kid once who loved to run around with a pair of scissors, he now has no head."
Your intentions were pure, but you come off sounding like a dickhead.
@Hellenbrecht the mist is water vapour and hydrogen gas. it is not toxic but can be highly flamable i the hydrogen did not burn off. if the hydrogen did burn, than the mist is just that, mist, and is harmless.
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Sodium hydroxide is lye; a strong base used among other to disolve hair and other things clogging up a shower drain or to slowly turn fat into soap.
It's not a cumulative poison like lead or something.
It's always nice to end a soapbox science lecture with a fairytale parable. "I knew a kid once who loved to run around with a pair of scissors, he now has no head."
Your intentions were pure, but you come off sounding like a dickhead.