Chemistry with haui. A ball of iron explode.
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Uploaded by bigstrontium on Mar 18, 2008
A ball of iron is filled with water and cooled. The ball of iron explode.
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@needleonthevinyl
It's about 200MPa or 30,458 psi which will break most materials.
A diamond anvil can easily contain it though and allows many weird phases of ice to be studied such as ice II which exists inside Jupiter's moons.
Membrane556 1 year ago
Ive always wondered why iron chemistry has been so ignored. Its abundant, cheap (free if you have a magnet) and has wonderful chemistry.
TheCaptainLulz 1 year ago
I wonder if people use this technique for timed bombs.
Lemit 1 year ago
very cool demo!
blinking801 2 years ago
So, if the water was put into the iron ball at 4 degrees celsius and then rapidly cooled, the explosion would've had more force, as it would expand faster/more?
Zjust2978 2 years ago
it's ethanol with piece of dry ice dropped in, giving off the CO2 bubbles
Grundalizer 2 years ago
You are right though. That is the reason.
snerjeck 2 years ago
Not quite. Water contracts until it is cooled beyond 4 degrees celsius. Then is begins to expand as its temperature decreases. In other words, in 1 atm pressure, water is at its smallest volume when its temperature is 4 degrees. If it gets hotter or colder, it expands.
snerjeck 2 years ago
I think so
Who knows...
anyone584 3 years ago
so you're saying the expanding power of freezing water is infinite?
needleonthevinyl 3 years ago