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Hidrogeno liquido
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Thats cool hey look up ( this this that card trick ) that's me
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Jep mythbusters
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sodium acetate (CH3COONa) *heated with* water (H2O) mixed with it at a 5:3 or 3:1 ratio = sodium acetate trihydrate *C2H3NaO2*3(H2O)*
which is sodium acetate with more hydrogen molecules
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@iCommenter66 i thought it was sodium acetate or are they the same?
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how did I get here?
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@cbrock323 it is obviously an exothermic reaction, the reaction wouldn't be possible if it wasn't exothermic... and "any heat will trigger a rapid release of energy" ??? .. sorry but not true... to set off the chemical reaction you need a catalyst (which in this case is the sodium trihydrate) .. the rapidly moving/solidifying chemicals cause the massive release of energy (the "ice" actually gets really hot.. you'll burn your finger if you let it solidify on it.. notice he was putting in n out)
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@iCommenter66 its called an exothermic reaction and any heat will trigger a rapid release of energy. but im sure you knew that(;
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You could also put it in the freezer for 12 hours
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i make instant noodle.
that is obviously sodium trihydrate, it is a chemical that does that if u melt it then cool it off - then dip some solid sodium trihydrate (which he had on his finger) into the water and it will turn back into sodium trihydrate
thumbs up so everyone can see
iCommenter66 11 months ago 53
just don't go swimming in this shit
Cheeseball1066 1 year ago 23