Reaction of alpha-pinene with iodine
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@zulu650 thats serbian reggea music
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alpha-pinene with iodine
Baking Soda And Vinegar
Diet Coke+Salt+Mentos
Dry Ice+iodine
Add A Little Water And Mix All Of This In A Kiddie Pool And Lets See What Happens
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If anyone has access to both of those chemicals, try this reaction in reverse. Drop crystals of iodine into alpha-pinene.
Please PM me when the video is up.
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1st comment! That was a really cool reaction! 5 stars!
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Was unaware of this reaction. Pinene sounds like something in turpentine. Is the iodine exothermically trying to add to unsaturated bonds here?
j822bosh 3 years ago
We are trying to give the behind the scene explanations on the website for each experiment.
There's a thorough description answering your question under organic chemistry.
ChemToddler 3 years ago