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Don’t Put Drain Cleaner In Aluminum Pots
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2017
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Drain cleaner has sodium hydroxide (NaOH) in it AKA “lye”. This is the same stuff we use to make soap with and how we got our hydrogen gas for the video where we mixed hydrogen and oxygen in the same balloon.
When NaOH mixes with aluminum it creates hydrogen gas and sodium aluminate (this strange grey goopy aluminum looking mixture).
If you put pure sodium hydroxide (mixed with water) in an aluminum pot the reaction is AGGRESSIVE!!! It will literally eat right through the pot itself! This is a good lesson to not use drain cleaner (NaOH) to clean kitchen ware if it has aluminum in it… otherwise you'll end up with a huge mess!
Note: Sodium Hydroxide is SUPER caustic and dangerous. Use all safety gear when working with NaOH, and only mess around with this stuff with adult supervision.
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Drain cleaner has sodium hydroxide (NaOH) in it AKA “lye”. This is the same stuff we use to make soap with and how we got our hydrogen gas for the video where we mixed hydrogen and oxygen in the same balloon.
When NaOH mixes with aluminum it creates hydrogen gas and sodium aluminate (this strange grey goopy aluminum looking mixture).
If you put pure sodium hydroxide (mixed with water) in an aluminum pot the reaction is AGGRESSIVE!!! It will literally eat right through the pot itself! This is a good lesson to not use drain cleaner (NaOH) to clean kitchen ware if it has aluminum in it… otherwise you'll end up with a huge mess!
Note: Sodium Hydroxide is SUPER caustic and dangerous. Use all safety gear when working with NaOH, and only mess around with this stuff with adult supervision.
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Soap will corrode aluminum as well because it is alkaline. Though a lot slower than caustic soda will. That is why if you have an aluminum alloy bicycle you should never wash it with soap and water. Just wash it with plain water instead. Otherwise over time the bike frame and its wheels if they are allow wheels will become corroded and ruined.
Nick, I don't think you hear this enough. Thank you for showing us the miracles of science, while occasionally putting yourself at risk while doing it. You've earned every subscriber you've got.
Hey! I really really appreciate that!! Thank you!
You're welcome man. I love your videos, and think you're amazing. Keep it up, and I'll keep watching.
Good experiment. Aluminium reacts with NaOH in Aqueous solution to form Sodium aluminate and water through the following reaction: 2 Al + 2 NaOH + 2 H2O → 2 NaAlO2 + 3 H2
Keep it up, Nick :]
that's a perfect chemical equation! Thanks for putting that in here.. and much appreciated!! : )
In your formula adding water is not needed, you could put NaOH(aq) for aqueous. But still good job man.
Did anyone else cringe when he scratched the aluminum with the spoon😂😂
If I remember correctly, that apple slicer was cheap steel, not aluminum. I left one outside after prepping a fruit tray and it started rusting. But I'm sure you figured that one out. Great experiments, I'm subscribing.
I love how oh are so upbeat in each video and not boing like my science classes
that's awesome, I think it's because I legit love doing these experiments... you never know quite whats going to happen!
Man screw simon, you deserved to go further in the competition, for me you will always be number 1
Does mixing sodium hydroxide mixed with water help remove aluminum foil that is fused to the bottom in a oven? Is it safe to use?
Nick reminds me of the lead singer of Train, Matt from Studio C, Phil Dunphy, Adam Levine, and a little bit of Wilbur Robinson. What a cinnamon roll.
Nick can you do another butane/liquid nitrogen rocket video but attach a parachute to it so you can get footage of it slowly floating down
Can you say season 1 Breaking Bad, when Jessie needs to dispose of body, doesn't listen to MR. White, sodium hydroxide doesn't melt plastic, but ate the bath tub!!! Lol great experiment Nick!
I always thought it would be neat to see in this sort of channel some tests on the reaction (even if i can just google and see whats going on) like when you put the aluminum tabs in the bottle you coulda done splint test because i bet it was producing hydrogen. Great video btw
Even tempered glass bowls can shatter sometimes under that kind of thermal stress. I'd use stainless steel next time
Basically all I want is to collab and do science now. Where you at Nick?!?!
I love hearing this : )
That is insane. I wonder though, is there a process you can now use to extract the dissolved Aluminium from the toxic sludge, so it can be used again to make other items?
I am a chemist
I wanna learn from u
U look a very clever scientist
make a series! Fact or Fiction!
Yes cool and dangerous at the same time. This is blowing my mind now i want to try this. when the bottom came off it was so satisfying.
You missed the money shot of the pot bottom dropping. Also, why didn't you ignite any of the hydrogen gas?
That is toxic.. always be cautious in your activity.. awesome vid bro
ThatsMaKoii Anything is toxic, to a degree. Example: Caprolactam - mostly GRaS, and in contrast: Ni(CO)4 - "Liquid death"
it sure is, and thank you!
How would sodium hydroxide react with other metal that have properties that resemble with aluminium's properties? Great video btw ❤️ much love ❤️🙏🏻
Abeeha Zaidi Good question! NaOH reacts with a good few metals to make the corresponding metal-ate. Here's an example: NaOH reacts with Zinc to form Sodium Zincate and Hydrogen gas. No element will take on the properties of another without actually _being_ that element. The belief in doing so is Alchemy, which is kinda bogus.
Oh Kay thanks!!
Abeeha Zaidi No problem! :]
spot on, also another interesting one is NaOh and chromium and copper.
Thankyou!!!! ❤️
also, the reaction is quicker if the water is boiling hot to start with. Thanks for the info.
You can make a bomb with tinfoil balls with this in a plastic bottle
Not good enough, try using brake cleaner and pool bleach.
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so youre basically like the off-brand MythBusters? lmao just kidding though. nothing but love for you!!!!
next is KMnO4 with glycerin..just another beautiful reaction..I even recommended you to try with chemical chameleon...(KMnO4 solution with mixture of sugar and NaOH) ...potassium permanganate is an amazing oxidising agent that can make wonders ☺
Well dang it, now I can't make my drain cleaner soup.
lol, precisely
Its exothermic? Ok, so next time your cup of tea starts to get cold just drop some Caustic soda in and hey presto - your tea is hot again!
lol... basically (waits patiently for Dad joke to set in)
Perhaps the most entertaining part is how little he understands about this reaction. Also good thing no one was smoking in the vicinity.
Nick you should try to make a challenge video
Yep its not a nice chem.i under estimated it a bit on my first experience.luckily a little research gave me whole new respect for it on my next go around.lol.play with caution and ppe.
Aluminum cookware is just not good. Turns out titanium (coated) pots are actually aluminum, the water container of a coffee machine may be aluminum. Even without much abuse this material develops pits that soak up grease and flavors, which may not be removed. Grease just melts and falls off steel. And it stains other pots. The black residue from lye doesn't come off hands or anything white it gets onto.
When I was a kid, I had accidentally burnt a cooking pot, and tried to clean it by boiling lye in it before it was discovered. That didn't work out so well. It stayed dirty and exposed parts became pits.
I'm so in love with this channel ❤🙊
How is it feel like for Simon Cowell to own all of your content ?
Been watching nick since he was on big brother
that's awesome! that's when I started making "Nickipedia" videos : )
Mercury in an aluminum pot?
But why. You never say or explain why these things happen.
Your demos are good. But could squeeze in a little more science
I was literally just gonna put drain cleaner in water even know there's a big label that's says don't
Nick can you also do another cheero give away?
hey! Cheero actually stopped working with us, but let me see what I can do. email me at heynickuhas@gmail.com
ok
Nick also for the giant liquid nitrogen and soda rocket if you were to hold onto it would it lift you off the ground or would it dislocate your arms and shoulders
Nick also for the giant liquid nitrogen and soda rocket if you were to hold onto it would it lift you off the ground or would it dislocate your arms and shoulders
Nickipedia ftw (for the win)
Science is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
K DV Yes, my child. It is.
Rhodanide hihihi
agreed : )
Nick Uhas your amazing man
Yep that's why i loved science
im like:
no way 😱
was I surprised? honestly, no. you've done the exact same experiment before - aluminum foil is made of aluminum and you've already done an experiment with lye and aluminum foil so I didn't expect anything different. obviously it would form a slurry of sodium aluminate and hydrogen gas because you did the experiment on smosh lab and this channel with the hydrogen balloons
Not many people watch both, and he just wants to create quality content for us to see. Jeez
WHAT'S UP TEAAAAM !!!!
we're the science team!!! : )
no but pretty cool lol where I live in oil country when use do acid jobs a young guy load up off the acid pump HCL water in Aluminum didn't stay to long in tank trailer big Hazamat was called
waaaaaaaaah
Well then... that stuff is effective
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Nick can you do another butane/liquid nitrogen rocket video but attach a parachute to it so you can get footage of it slowly floating down
I LOVE this idea... let's see how we can make that happen
Ok thanks
Nick your th best.