Elements you should NEVER mix! Cesium and Halogens
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- In this video, you will see the reaction between cesium and bromine. As well as liquid Iodine. Those reactions have never been done on UA-cam at this scale. So I hope you enjoy the spectacle!
We also demonstrated the reaction between NaK (an alloy between Sodium and Potassium) and Bromine, as well as liquid Iodine.
We are already thinking about a way to safely demonstrate the reaction between cesium and liquid chlorine. If you are interested in this reaction or if there is an Element or chemical you want to see reacting with cesium, let me know in the comments.
Check out Elias Channel. He is a great guy and his videos are awesome! / eliasexperiments
The equipment and chemicals for those experiments are not cheap. If you would like to support me on patron, I would greatly appreciate it! / advancedtinkering
I just discovered this channel and couldn't believe it didn't have a million subs. Soon you'll reach there with such quality.
Thank you for the compliment! :)
Seriously. I had the same thought.
He'll get there just like the other euro/Soviet/aussie/beaver organic scientists etc getting bored making deadly/crazy/loud/etc chemicals. We get bored in these empty country's
How is has the money buy such things. He is small channlw not like Nile red
He doesn't have money to go to Subway make those just kidding
I'll never get over how beautiful that massive cesium ampoule with its crystals is. Great work! Love the filming and results.
Great video, as usual! Makes me want to synthesize my own cesium; it seems like such a fascinating element. Keep up the good work!
Thank you! I can only return the compliment! Yes, the isolation of cesium is a very interesting and satisfying project.
I'm so excited, I have watched alot of UA-cam chemistry channels and I think I just found a hidden gem. This is an amazing Channel. I can't wait to see more of your content
Thank you a lot!
Wow very beautiful editing! I really enjoyed watching your perspective. :-)
Thank you! Yes, I really enjoy comparing our editing choices. Your video is great too!
It still amazes me...
'we're gonna move an electron from here to over there!'
...que the fire and brimstone!
Very cool - but stay safe!
I wouldn't want to be doused in any of that stuff!
Props an dich, dass du die Experimente an einem geeigneten Ort machst🙏 perfekte Experimentierumgebung für heftige Reaktionen💪
Danke! Freut mich, dass dir das Video gefallen hat.
i love how you are one of the few to actually say iodine melts and not sublimates. you even show it
I love that it's just crudely made instead of being in a lab somewhere ❤❤
Bin neulich schonmal über eure Videos gestolpert, sind echt richtig gut und hast viel mehr Subs verdient👌🏼
Und finds einfach geil wie man direkt merkt dass ihr deutsch seid obwohl ihr englisch redet😂
Meine Güte, echt hochwertiger Content! Könnte ruhig etwas mehr Aufmerksamkeit vertragen ;)
Danke dir! :)
Just found your channel, great work! Subbed.
Thank you! Appreciate it!
1:28 "because of our experience with glass and the fact that bromine melts through plastic we decided to go with the safer method and decided to create a fragmentation grenade"
Definately one of the best channels on youtube.
Thank you! :)
earnt a subscription just by apologising for slo-mo quality.
i understand it's low quality due to file size restrictions, which is fine.
i absolutely hate it when people ramp up the resolution at a lower frame rate because it just ruins the slowmo.
good job, cool explosions. i hope to see you at the top.
Thank you a lot! I really hope to be able to get my hands on a proper high speed camera in the future. It would look great to have the slow motion footage at a higher resolution. All of the shots in this video were made with a mobile phone or a normal camera.
Iodine is something serious in its pure form. It soaked through my tyvek suit and on to my arm. It was like having a blow torch blasting my arm for an hour. EMS didn't know what to do. It skin slowly oxidized and shriveled up.
That sounded quite painfull.
How big was the shrivled up area?
@Hi-lz7wo my entire forearm from just under my elbow almost to my wrist. I got burned because they provided the wrong protection. As soon as I felt a slight warming sensation, I knew something was wrong. It wasn't easy to get my PPE off fast enough. My wrists and ankles were taped, and I had a respirator so I couldn't yell for help. It's funny now, this guy was in front of me asking what's wrong, I had to show him.
That dark purple color and the purple fumes tht come off it are stunning
Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction.
Might as well be magic at this point.
How about molten salt and water? It has a surprisingly violent reaction
I would be extremely frightened to see this on a large scale. A major accident involving these chemicals could do a lot of damage fast.
imagine how many people had stuff blow up in their faces in the early days of chemistry . it happened to me twice ... two times.
Bromine will always have a special place in my heart after the time I had a leaking PTFE valve on my addition funnel containing 100 mL of bromine. Needless to say I do not use PTFE valved addition funnels anymore...
*@Advanced Tinkering*
Would be interesting to see a colab with You & The SlowMo Guys :D
Me too, but I don't think they even know I exist :D
This is very cool, expensive and dangerous...
What about the reactions of strong oxidizing agents with weaker reducing agents? I have long been interested in the topic of the degree of resistance of inert elements and simple compounds such as boron nitride to strong oxidizing agents such as halogens.
Super Video! Finde auch klasse, dass du es in englisch machst.
Is it possible to dissolve cesium in ammonia and then use that as a means of getting more intimate mixing with various compounds to result in a much more brisant explosion?
I would love to see cesium react with liquid chlorine. Oh and maybe liquid Florine as well.
Looks pretty healthy to breathe in, almost as somehow it may cure muccoviscidose and asthma
That cesium must have been expensive! Great video!👏
Thank you! Yes, cesium is not cheap. But it's a lot cheaper if you make it yourself.
Thanks, I just wanted to mix my Bromine and Cesium
I'm glad we were able to avoid that ;) "Elias Experiments and AdvancedTinkering. Preventing accidents since 2021".
4:00 All chemistry teachers when they heard ‘melt the iodine’ (iodine cannot be liquid according to some chemistry teachers or textbooks)
When I was a child, I had a chemistry set...it couldn't do any of this cool stuff! 🤔
Well done, amazing footage! Is this channel also run by Elias of Elias experiments, or is it two different people?
Thank you! This channel is run by a different person (me). The video was a collaboration with elias. He also made a video about it, I recommend watching it.
Good to know what not to mess with. Thanks
I think a nice final would be a reaction of melted sodium with melted iodine. It’s going to be a really amazing reaction with surprising result.
Slowmo guys are defo needed for this amazing stuff❤❤❤
Amazing. Yes .such reactions should be conducted in vast open space only. Very dangerous. A highly electo positive combining with a highly electonegative !!
Did you conduct with flourine and cesium too
They put bromine in our soft drinks here.
Ohhhh say can you seeeee!
Fluorine and Cesium reaction. I saw that it creates plasma when it reacts.
Is cesium reacting with fluorine the highest energy that can be produced chemically?
@@Paonporteur umm nor sure if you realized but you said no. Then provided zero explanation for why no then just mentioned a random fact about a totally irrelevant topic
Amazing video, your channel is underated! I subbed
Sehr schick.... eben auf fb und jetzt hier auf deinem Kanal ✌🏼😊
Weiter so... sehr interessant !
Need you with the slowmo guys to see those reactions at millions of frames
Amazing, as usual. By the way, have you thought about doing a video about white phosphorus? Seems like you're good at handling dangerous elements.
How is has the money buy such things. He is small channlw not like Nile red
Ich hab dich über tiktok endeckt und muss sagen ich liebe deine Videos, weil ich ein chemie junkie bin und deine Videos extrem informativ sind, also kurz danke für die guten Videos
Vielen Dank! Es freut mich sehr, dass dir die Videos gefallen!
Da bin ich ganz deiner Meinung)
Danke!
0:34 WOW that is a MASSIVE amount of caesium!
I would love to see a liquid fuel bromine and NaK rocket. I wish you had a way of getting a more thorough explosive reaction. From the two.
I've always wanted to see what high velocity cesium plasma does to steel and aluminum in a vacuum.
Same goes for noble gases and really any material shot out of an ion rocket for an extended period of time
It's clear. The halogen wants an electron, the alkaline metal wants to get rid of it. Perfect deal 😊
Nice. Can we see liquid fluorine and cesium next 😎
This was a great time. Very much enjoyed this video
like NaK try na, k, ru, cs mixture with all halogen compouds and also try mixing all halogen compounds and mixt it with mixture of group 1 metals
Could you safely put cesium in an atmosphere of noble gas plus some bromine or iodine gas to slow the reaction down to the point of not exploding, just burning?
The most expensive form of fireworks...
A bit pity about these substances.
How much bromine was in the round bottom flask and how much bromide was used to prepare it?
It was about 300 g of bromine or 100 mL and I used about 800 g of NaBr to make it. I will upload a video about it at some point.
@@EliasExperiments Hm, higher yields are possible...
I am curious how you synthesized it.
@@experimental_chemistry I really did not have the time for a destillation that is why I lost like 50 % of it. But it doesn't matter too much it is quite cheap.
@@EliasExperiments Bromine is coming over very fast. Otherwise you will have to neutralize the other 300 g in the reaction flask with a bulk of thiosulfate. What a waste and mess...
@@Paonporteur If you have ground glass equipment, bromine production is not a problem.
But I wouldn't recommend storing that much at home.
A few ampoules at most, well padded and surrounded by thiosulphate solution in a shatterproof container...
OH wow I love how it creates a tiny mushroom cloud, I guess the heat generated from the reactio is enough to make one.
Dude this channel is amazing I have a question about cesium I always wanted to own some and I heard it is radioactive can I own 5 grams of cesium without and sickness or risk?
cesium iodine is used in x-ray intensifier tubes
Oh I'm getting it now. Sodium chloride is the same electron sharing between chlrorine and sodium as between the iodine/bromine and potassium/cesium you mixed, but how could you mix sodium and chlorine the same way you did here ? One's a solid and the other a gas at room temperature
Nack was also used to cool the sl1 reactor that's pretty cool
Why don't you do a joint video with the "slomo guys"? They have the perfect equip and I think are always happy for good ideas.
Can you show the reaction between ceasium, water, and plutonic quartz?
Next time I find Cesium and Bromine laying around, I’ll try to remember not to mix up a cocktail …🤪
Halogens seducing cesium: I like you 'cause you got that somethin' that I need in my life so give it to me
COOL! 😍🌋 Great video! Subscribed!
Thank you! Appreciate it!
Interesting. Glad that you tread where I definitely would fear to tread. Have you thought about a job with Mythbusters (is that still going) ?
You CRAZY, man!
Good job.
Iron oxide and caesium? I don't suppose you could get any lumps of iron out of it. Would you have to light it? How about a tall column filled with superheated steam with drops of caesium falling through it?
Great suggestions! We wanted to try iron oxide but did not have the time to do so. We also want to test silver oxide.
Maybe in a future video.
ideas for reactions: drop a piece of sodium metal into 100% HCl (not water solution but liquified HCl), or: liquify H2S and SO2 and mix them together in liquid phase.
i swear molten iodine looks really pretty with its colour
You guys should re try some of these experiments at night, they could be really colorful in the dark
in the dark you cannot see the beautiful ash-smoke-figures emanating from these reactions
Wunderbar!
How many grams of Cs is in that large ampoule at the beginning of the video? I have never seen such a huge ampoule of Cesium :) it looks absolutely beautiful and fun playing around with. I have 5 gr Cs ampoule.
I love your channel... I just have to ask, doesn't this cost you a fortune? Seriously, hoe much money do you spend on this each year hahahah? I'm just curious
About 140 g. I have a video in which I make that vial myself by distilling the cesium.
Can you do a reaction between Uranium-235 and Plutonium-239?
you can try cesium and liquid fluorine explosion
Have you got a Cesium mine? Wonder how much the Cesium for one of your explosions costs-?
Need to do that for n the dark to see the colours they generate
Fluorine reactions would definitely be cool… ClF3…?
IF7
The true heroes are the plants, trees and grasses in the area that have survived so much despite becoming a desert.
You got to try nuclear fission with plutonium next!
What is the reaction like, with just the oil/kerosene and bromine? Does the addition of NAK make it more explosive? Just wondering if you are getting a reaction that you claim, or its with the Kero?
Just to up the ante ... The Royal Institution reacted Caesium directly with Fluorine. With the intention of showing that reaction to children during the Christmas Lectures. Won't be difficult to find the video.
I wonder, what happens when you mix reactive sodium with water into a very high pressure environment?
NaK my beloved
It’s francium that has the lowest electronegativity out of any but it is also radioactive and has a very short half life therefore it’s impossible to obtain to experiment with without it decaying to Astatine then Bismuth.
In fact francium has (to todays knowledge) a higher electronegativity than caesium. This is due to relativistic effects caused by the size of francium.
So is it possible to make a piston engine that works in space with bromine and cesium?
is there a link to exposure of bromine and erectile disfunction?
I always wondered what's happening out in the space, I mean far far away from us. Don't you think there are reaction like these one's happening constantly in the outer space? I do.
Thanks!!
Now you should do francium with fluorine.
I'd like to see Caesium vs NaK!
Oh darn, and I have so much cesium and halogen stored under my sink.
It's so funny how you are saying "thee" like some Jamaican guy
What will happend If try to put a burning magnesium with a halogen firedestingwicher
What about liquid chlorine reacting with those alkali metals? Chlorine like bromine and iodine is also quite a mellow halogen compared to ferocious fluorine.
Yes, I know NaK is an alloy, but both of its components are alkali metals.
Yes, we are planning several experiments with chlorine and alkali metals.
Bro that's so amazing
Oops, this is why I avoid mixing them.
May I suggest a video of NaOH+Fe at 500°c? According to wikipedia it will react to make Fe2O3+Na+H2.
When are you going to mix cesium with flourine?
Chegando agora super like
You got another sub
Thank you! I appreciate it!