@dhwani7294 You do realise that replying to a comment that someone made in 2007 is not a good idea, for all you know, they could have left YouTube ages ago. Luckily for you, I'm still here. And are you asking what Francium with water is like? Well that's exactly why I asked if anyone witnessed it, because I also wanted to know.
hey, the sodium doesnt catch fire nor the potassium does, its the hydrogen from the reaction: Na(or K) + H2O ==> NaOH(or KOH) + H2 + heat, the heat liberated from this exothermic reaction ignites the hydrogen to form H2O in the reaction: 2H2 + O2 ==> 2H2O
Not once does the lecture say the flames come from the liberated hydrogen combines with the room oxygen to form water, H2O. The potassium reacts at a higher temperature assuring the burning of liberated hydrogen.
2Na + 2H20-->2 NaOH + H2. That's reaction he failed to write, The alkaline solution comes the sodium hydroxide, lye that is good for making soap from fat of animals or plants. Many more uses than that.
@theultimatekoopa2 ..i have seen it on u tube...it was awesome...just lyk small home made bomb!!..
dhwani7294 1 year ago
@dhwani7294 You do realise that replying to a comment that someone made in 2007 is not a good idea, for all you know, they could have left YouTube ages ago. Luckily for you, I'm still here. And are you asking what Francium with water is like? Well that's exactly why I asked if anyone witnessed it, because I also wanted to know.
theultimatekoopa2 1 year ago
@theultimatekoopa2 nope....hows dat???
dhwani7294 1 year ago
Nerd Porn ;D
puppilove1996 1 year ago
This is like porn for nerds.
SuckkerFree215 1 year ago 2
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z3r01245 2 years ago
hey, the sodium doesnt catch fire nor the potassium does, its the hydrogen from the reaction: Na(or K) + H2O ==> NaOH(or KOH) + H2 + heat, the heat liberated from this exothermic reaction ignites the hydrogen to form H2O in the reaction: 2H2 + O2 ==> 2H2O
TheMoni286 2 years ago
thank you 5/5
yes4me 2 years ago
lol... awesome lesson!
kirioucha 3 years ago
Not once does the lecture say the flames come from the liberated hydrogen combines with the room oxygen to form water, H2O. The potassium reacts at a higher temperature assuring the burning of liberated hydrogen.
2Na + 2H20-->2 NaOH + H2. That's reaction he failed to write, The alkaline solution comes the sodium hydroxide, lye that is good for making soap from fat of animals or plants. Many more uses than that.
ejlmp 3 years ago