Lithium metal in water. Aprox 1 gram.

Lithium metal in water.
I've made alot of vid's with cesium. So from the most reactive alkali metal, to the least reactive - Lithium.

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Science & Technology

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• Lithium
• metal
• sodium
• potassium
• rubidium
• caesium
• cesium
• alkali
• red
• flame
• reactive
• chemistry
• experiment

[SharkoNed]

Nice:D but what's wrong with the camera in the beginning?

[Dnn87]

Nothing wrong with the camera. Its the light-source that is blinking. ;)

[howe094]

not easily but you can remove it from an energizer lithium battery

[darthvaderismyname]

urgh!? Where's the "Show 'intelligent Comments'" option?

[thawdani]

FIRE on WATER! SORCERY I SAY!!

[xNekoOtaku]

@killkill999flipside fucking lol

[ALBoldt2626]

@Fotai19

Assuming you had managed to piece together an actual sentence for your critique, I would possibly consider it a slightly valid complaint.

But as you didn't even reach that low benchmark, I might as well point out what else is wrong.

Lithium isn't reactive enough to do anything even if you touch it with your BARE skin for even extended periods of time. It might get hot, but then move your fingers.

And you should also note that he's wearing GLOVES.

[MusicRokagal1011]

oohh pretty :)

[joegeniusshow]

Thanks for the vid! ;)

[LTURNERSR]

very cool

[deathblader135]

All hail Alkali Metals......

[killkill999flipside]

......so does this mean the witches from the wizard of oz were made of lithium??

[kevinmost93]

@tatmac1 This is true, but there is an ignition source involved in the reaction; the heat. The hydrogen reaches its autoignition temperature because the reaction is so exothermic.

[206robert206]

it doesnt do anything if you touch it momentarily.