Cesium in water. Aprox 2 gram.

This time the cesium actually detonates. The glass was rabbed into tape so the glass sharts wouldn't hit me. thats why the glass jumps.

If you like Cesium like I do, I have some interesting pictures on my wiki page you might like:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Dnn87

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• Caesium
• cesium
• water
• rubidium
• sodium
• potassium
• braniac
• explosion
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• cs
• fire

[acotojest]

That would probably be a qite nice movie....but..SHIT QUALITY RUINED EVERYTHING. Come on! if you recording something could you AT LEAST use a decent phone?

[Dnn87]

Oh thank you. But at the time I made theese vid's I only had a crappy phone. Its better than nothing idiot. If you dont like my videos - dont watch them.

Youtube is free, You cannot get it your way all the time.

[darksideofthebrick13]

why are you swaering. it just makes you look retarded.

[FredFreek678]

I'm sorry, I think the potato you recorded this with is rotten.

[olegario39]

was this recorded with a potato?

[bbawor]

Really useful, thanks:)

[magicalkitten1]

WHOA! Where did the beaker go?! That's bloody amazing! :D

[badisanji]

@Dnn87 He ment that he likes you videos. So i do. But it would be better to watch a better quality video. I like this :)

[4rr0ws]

@Dnn87 This is decent for 2007 youtube quality ;) nice video lol :D I want to see more cesium in water!!! :p

[AATTOOMMBBOOMMBB]

@sciencoking a guy

[AATTOOMMBBOOMMBB]

Glass....DISSAPEAR!!!!!

[nicxtrem21]

that's magic!

[michalchik]

Ok, the cesium is vaporizing as it hits the water and blowing itself away from the water. Mots of it is not reacting. If you just drop it from a higher altitude it will penetrating the water more quickly and react more completely. Read up on the leidenfrost effect.