Molten Salt Dropped in Oil! TKOR Dives Into Molten Salt In Oil Experiment And More!

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  • In today's video we're finding out what happens when you pour molten salt into oil! What happens if we melt salt in oil? In this molten salt experiment, TKOR takes this chemical to the next level of heat! What do you think will happen?
    This molten salt project is also great for those wanting to know how to make other cool things: molten salt in oil, molten salt tricks, molten salt in pool, hot salt vs water, oil and molten salt hacks, liquid salt test, molten salt with water experiment, cool science projects and more!
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  • @energeticash4025
    @energeticash4025 6 років тому +82

    "What do you think, should I pour some water on it? Of course I should, Im gonna pour some water on it" His face when he said that was hilarious lmaoo

  • @筆筆-u7p
    @筆筆-u7p 6 років тому +75

    Will molten salt and molten sand (glass) mix together to form a clear crystal?

    • @zane3556
      @zane3556 6 років тому

      Harold LK no

    • @aroventalmav888
      @aroventalmav888 6 років тому +4

      Would still be interested in seeing the outcome.

    • @JackBessant
      @JackBessant 6 років тому +3

      It probably won’t be clear but quite cloudy

  • @michaelceccio7344
    @michaelceccio7344 6 років тому +56

    Try casting with molten salt

    • @PyroOfMalice
      @PyroOfMalice 4 роки тому

      Michael Ceccio could the solidified salt then be used for a salt lick or would you have to dissolve then dry it in order to do that?

  • @KyrusR
    @KyrusR 6 років тому +38

    The salt turned into: Coral, a steering wheel and a *Burger*

    • @oo8962
      @oo8962 4 роки тому

      A coral, a weird face and a sad cookie

    • @zamnelna
      @zamnelna 4 роки тому

      A coral, a giant dogs nose and a burger pattie

  • @electronicsNmore
    @electronicsNmore 6 років тому +168

    That's a cool concrete dome. What was the purpose of that structure?

    • @TheKingofRandom
      @TheKingofRandom  6 років тому +115

      That's really good question. I have no idea

    • @electronicsNmore
      @electronicsNmore 6 років тому +17

      The King of Random Thanks for the reply. :-) Always great videos!

    • @deltasparklesix3941
      @deltasparklesix3941 6 років тому +4

      The King of Random hmm, expected answer from the king of random

    • @CarltonACombs
      @CarltonACombs 6 років тому +3

      actually it is a place were rocks that go in your driveway goes before it is delivered. we have some where I live

    • @Colonelhaydeemew
      @Colonelhaydeemew 6 років тому +3

      Looks kinda like the underneath or a bridge! Hahah.

  • @nickbuchanan9755
    @nickbuchanan9755 6 років тому +71

    Fried wood, just like Mama used to make.

  • @JustinY.
    @JustinY. 6 років тому +455

    How to get burned 101

  • @capple2949
    @capple2949 6 років тому +88

    Him: should I pour some water on it?
    Me: ARE YOU CRAZY NO!
    Him: Of course I should
    Me: NO NO NO
    Him: I’m gonna pour some water on it
    Me: You just signed your death wish

  • @Rolocen
    @Rolocen 6 років тому +42

    that jacket looks like it would melt and stick to you lol

  • @aarongorton1984
    @aarongorton1984 6 років тому +12

    water on oil looks like a mini muke mini mushroom cloud

  • @SaucyyAce
    @SaucyyAce 6 років тому +27

    3:40 North Koreas first nuke test

  • @michaelyoder2596
    @michaelyoder2596 6 років тому +14

    Please make a homemade van de graffe. It’s a static electricity generator. So cool!

  • @ADVANCEthinking
    @ADVANCEthinking 6 років тому +31

    Extract zinc from a zinc ion battery and sand it using a fine grid sandpaper to make a fine zinc power for making green flash powder please try

  • @iDrkTV
    @iDrkTV 6 років тому +4

    I could watch him do this forever. More, please. :D

  • @ks4423
    @ks4423 6 років тому +14

    What happens if you put a full rod of Flint in the foundry, will it go Molten?

  • @PremKhunt
    @PremKhunt 6 років тому +241

    Molten salt vs molten sugar please

    • @Fabler21
      @Fabler21 6 років тому +27

      Junior Maker molten sugar is just caramel

    • @cksajan3038
      @cksajan3038 6 років тому +6

      Junior Maker molten sugar is caramel

    • @wupme
      @wupme 6 років тому +21

      No molten sugar is NOT automatically caramel, sugar melts before it turns into caramel. But you got to be really precise with the temperature.

    • @cksajan3038
      @cksajan3038 6 років тому +3

      Wupme the melting points have a 1000 degree difference

    • @dandanthedandan7558
      @dandanthedandan7558 6 років тому +3

      Wouldn't the sugar just decompose into water and carbon?

  • @KartikSoniOakmano
    @KartikSoniOakmano 6 років тому +8

    This is actually a very fun experiment to do with water. Take your average tablesalt and heat it to its melting point. the hotter it is after that point, the better the results. then pour it into any container of water. the backyard scientist did a video on this, and it have to say, it got *explosive* results. You should really make a vid on this, guys

    • @ShadedOne_
      @ShadedOne_ 6 років тому +1

      Kartik Soni - Wtf is wrong with you.

  • @wadeslovick2815
    @wadeslovick2815 6 років тому +158

    *Knock knock it's the United States.*

    • @toptext8151
      @toptext8151 6 років тому +1

      Reeeeeee

    • @cosmicelijah4825
      @cosmicelijah4825 6 років тому +5

      *With their large boats... with guns on them... Gunboats.*

    • @EdgarHernandez-uu4iw
      @EdgarHernandez-uu4iw 6 років тому +1

      Dammit I was gonna comment that lol

    • @azimochaa
      @azimochaa 6 років тому +1

      With huge boats, and guns .. *GUNBOATS*
      Edit: WELL IM LATE someone said it 😅

    • @rayvanwayenburg998
      @rayvanwayenburg998 5 років тому

      Wade Slovick sorry, we are full already.

  • @Lohoydo
    @Lohoydo 6 років тому

    As an extension of the molten salt into butter, try doing it with a bunch of popping corn kernels in the bottom to see if you can get salted/buttered popcorn

  • @graceross9606
    @graceross9606 5 років тому +4

    Him: licks the burnt salt
    Him: wonder why I can’t taste the butter this tastes funny
    Him: realizes he licked the motor oil one
    Him: oh no
    🤢🤮🤮😑😵

  • @massey81
    @massey81 6 років тому +5

    Try it with blinker fluid

    • @rogue54545
      @rogue54545 6 років тому

      Jacques Markarian LMFAO

  • @t3hROSHAMBO
    @t3hROSHAMBO 6 років тому +8

    Molten salt vs thermite?

  • @whydoi.442
    @whydoi.442 6 років тому +13

    Make solid oxygen

  • @lovegamecoffee9837
    @lovegamecoffee9837 6 років тому

    "Should I pour some water on it? Of course I should!" Haha Love that!

  • @FireOfJagz
    @FireOfJagz 6 років тому +1

    I never even thought about salt being able to melt lol. Great video!

    • @Frost59
      @Frost59 2 роки тому

      You'd be surprised by the things you can do with it. It even creates an explosion with shockwaves when put in water. That being homogeneous nucleation. Happening to the relatively cold water (even at room temperature) being rapidly heated but compressed, turning the surrounding water into gas making an explosion :3

  • @weedys483
    @weedys483 6 років тому +4

    Whaat would happen if you poured molten salt in to liquid propane or nitrogen??

  • @joyconnation8901
    @joyconnation8901 6 років тому +199

    🇺🇸 US Army wants to know your location🇺🇸

    • @Caerus256
      @Caerus256 6 років тому

      He is from uk

    • @aarondaniels786
      @aarondaniels786 6 років тому +3

      Sai Akhil no he is from the united states of America.

    • @maxkid9008
      @maxkid9008 6 років тому

      I thought he was Canadian

    • @deltasparklesix3941
      @deltasparklesix3941 6 років тому +1

      Somebody you may know true AF

    • @kristinashtjefni2186
      @kristinashtjefni2186 6 років тому

      JoyCon Nation More like 🇦🇱🇬🇧want to know The King Of Randoms location hehehe😂😂😂😂😂😂🤐🤐🤐🤐👅👅👅

  • @jackiedaniels2779
    @jackiedaniels2779 6 років тому +60

    Can you try to freeze liquid propane

    • @zacharyscovel1017
      @zacharyscovel1017 6 років тому +2

      Jackie Daniels propane tends to do that on its own. Also propane is a liquid.

    • @fackefackeoglu8282
      @fackefackeoglu8282 6 років тому

      Boom

    • @assassin4438
      @assassin4438 6 років тому

      Zachary Scovel freeze means to go from liquid to solid, I'm pretty sure they knew that. I think they were asking to see propane changed into a solid. Plus it is not naturally a liquid, only under high pressure.

    • @assassin4438
      @assassin4438 6 років тому

      I'm pretty sure they already froze propane though

    • @foxxrockboyy1234
      @foxxrockboyy1234 6 років тому

      Jackie Daniels i

  • @Awesomejosh12345
    @Awesomejosh12345 6 років тому

    try filling a bucket with canola oil, and pour molten salt in. Because it would be bigger than the pot, try pouring different liquids in to get rid of the flames. Water, liquid nitrogen, etc.

  • @kasper_429
    @kasper_429 6 років тому +1

    Since the canola oil worked so well (or at least it looked the coolest lol), I think you should try this again with all the different types of cooking oils like peanut oil, vegetable oil, etc. That'd probably make for a cool video, I think. :)

  • @Alex0474
    @Alex0474 6 років тому +4

    Can you try dropping glowsticks in molten salt?

  • @an1mesh
    @an1mesh 6 років тому +89

    ||Oil|| omg I can hear Apache helecopter , we're surrounded!!

    • @tct72
      @tct72 6 років тому

      More then likely it will be Mi35's and there will be lots of them, probably any time now.

    • @XDslic
      @XDslic 6 років тому

      ANIMEsh official whhy

    • @yaboirico5221
      @yaboirico5221 6 років тому +1

      O I L

    • @stapler.
      @stapler. 6 років тому +1

      Where is it in the video?

    • @JoseMartinez-pz2qs
      @JoseMartinez-pz2qs 6 років тому +1

      I don't get it

  • @powerbounce3445
    @powerbounce3445 6 років тому +15

    Will appreciate if you used SI units

    • @darren8608
      @darren8608 6 років тому +2

      uh he lives in us
      they don't use metric system

    • @powerbounce3445
      @powerbounce3445 6 років тому +5

      Darren Ivano Yea i clearly know that. He can say it in imperial units and maybe label it on the screen as metric unit.

    • @alexistzou7447
      @alexistzou7447 6 років тому +5

      would make sense since his viewers are international

    • @BagelBoi4000
      @BagelBoi4000 6 років тому

      Powerbounce yes, he had a few on screen labels for the metric system months and months ago but alas those are no more. Now I have to run off the fact that 50 Fahrenheit is 50% hot, 100 Fahrenheit is 100% hot and 10 Fahrenheit is 10% hot.

    • @therealspaghetti208
      @therealspaghetti208 6 років тому

      DerpTrooper4000 ?? Wtf

  • @luminaria227
    @luminaria227 5 років тому +1

    >Molten Salt Dropped in Oil
    >Oil
    *_The U.S. Army wants to know your location._*

  • @zafirali9185
    @zafirali9185 6 років тому +1

    Can you guys make salt sculptures as in like pouring the molten salt into molds

  • @vsupps1
    @vsupps1 6 років тому +3

    Do the same thing with clarified butter!!

  • @thatguymark9220
    @thatguymark9220 6 років тому +4

    Can u melt metal with magnesium?
    And maybe mix the magnesium with ice so it burns faster

  • @kreativeyousername
    @kreativeyousername 6 років тому +5

    Hooooooooooooooooo doggie! Boy do I love me some of Maw's homecookin'. There ain't nothin' better than comin' home to a nice hot plate of fried wood!

  • @MrJdsenior
    @MrJdsenior 6 років тому

    "Should I pour some water on it? Of course I should." Pyro! And "smells like we're cooking in here" Funny.

  • @JiryStark
    @JiryStark 6 років тому

    Canola oil is used in forging to cool down glowing pieces os steel, so my guess is that the oil cooled the molten salt as soon as it fell into it, making those weird forms

  • @PriyoM1993
    @PriyoM1993 6 років тому +25

    Molten Salt in Gas and water

  • @subhashpani
    @subhashpani 6 років тому +20

    👑⚠️ Make a 🐲 dragon head that can throw 🔥fire ‼️.
    That is bound to be awesome.

    • @randytheracer3664
      @randytheracer3664 6 років тому

      Subhash pani look up make it real by the hackSmith they make stuff like that. There trying to fly like iron man rn

    • @subhashpani
      @subhashpani 6 років тому

      BoDuke2 dam that's way awesome 😮

  • @Eli_007
    @Eli_007 6 років тому +4

    can you please do something with candle wax?

  • @joshhanson9480
    @joshhanson9480 6 років тому +1

    Can you mold stuff with hot glue?

  • @iSanta13
    @iSanta13 6 років тому +2

    What about vinager and baking soda into the vacuum chamber?

  • @jeremykither1183
    @jeremykither1183 6 років тому +18

    What happens when you put molten salt into molten aluminium

    • @tobin534
      @tobin534 6 років тому

      Jeremy's fishing nothing they will mix and create smoke or something

  • @KyrusR
    @KyrusR 5 років тому +3

    2:12
    Look at the *_sheep_* of that

  • @jaminvanry
    @jaminvanry 6 років тому +7

    Yey he wafted it

    • @EmoryLoyd
      @EmoryLoyd 6 років тому +1

      While standing over it... boo

  • @BlastMagicianYGO
    @BlastMagicianYGO 6 років тому

    Correct me if I'm wrong. But I believe the flashpoint of oil is the point where the oil will combust without an open flame, not the temperature it has to be to burn.

  • @HeathenGeek
    @HeathenGeek 6 років тому

    Try mixing the molten salt with some thorium, maybe line the crucible with graphite. . . let us know how that works out.

  • @Visidron22
    @Visidron22 6 років тому +3

    You should try crazy sand versus liquid nitrogen

  • @ketaminefrog
    @ketaminefrog 6 років тому +53

    Oh it’s b-oil-ing
    Funny! right...

    • @exosolas9780
      @exosolas9780 6 років тому +2

      *US ARMY WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION*

    • @IIBlasianII
      @IIBlasianII 6 років тому +2

      ?fun? Your picture says it all.

    • @denver.3715
      @denver.3715 6 років тому

      ?fun?

  • @george10gr48
    @george10gr48 6 років тому +17

    I don't know if your foundry will stand this but... try to melt basalt and get lava!!! (magma)

    • @bna7656
      @bna7656 6 років тому

      George10GR melting it under ground or over

    • @george10gr48
      @george10gr48 6 років тому

      Hd Gamer at any way it's possible

    • @JackBessant
      @JackBessant 6 років тому

      George10GR Yeah lava is when it’s above ground and magma is when it’s still underground

    • @george10gr48
      @george10gr48 6 років тому

      Jack Bessant i now the difference when the lava has ash and steam inside it's magma when the volcano explodes and the magma's ashes are released it's lava. So if you melt basalt it will becomes magma because there will be a small amount of ash inside :)

  • @Jerry-bq2ec
    @Jerry-bq2ec 6 років тому

    What happens when you cast a certain metal (anything from the past videos) and put it on dry ice to cool down???? Love the videos.

  • @MikeBrown-ov2ol
    @MikeBrown-ov2ol 6 років тому

    Can you do a video about acids and bases and how they interact with organic material like wood or maybe even meat?

  • @ks4423
    @ks4423 6 років тому +4

    Pressure chamber, please make one

  • @zuesmemes9253
    @zuesmemes9253 6 років тому +10

    Can molten salt cook popcorn?

    • @badgitsy
      @badgitsy 6 років тому +1

      yes

    • @toptext8151
      @toptext8151 6 років тому

      transformergeek 721 no.

    • @toptext8151
      @toptext8151 6 років тому +1

      transformergeek 721 to "cook" a pop corn it has to be a steady heat not a burst. It will just burn

  • @funsizedfireball
    @funsizedfireball 6 років тому +15

    USA: 👀

    • @SuperROTV
      @SuperROTV 6 років тому +1

      iDrakeZz ِ hmmm?

  • @genocidesniping5181
    @genocidesniping5181 6 років тому

    Fyi oil is used in the forging of the medeival age to cool the forged items

  • @dobbse.261
    @dobbse.261 6 років тому

    You guys should try metal casting with molten salt

  • @bulletsun1340
    @bulletsun1340 6 років тому +4

    Make actual Greek fire

  • @Stropitor
    @Stropitor 6 років тому +8

    play around with molotovs

  • @nicolasalarcon1364
    @nicolasalarcon1364 6 років тому +10

    Make homemade steel

    • @tobin534
      @tobin534 6 років тому

      Nicolas Alarcon wat

  • @BigLoot-og5ou
    @BigLoot-og5ou 6 років тому

    You guys should try molten salt in gear oil and transmission fluid. And or what molten aluminum does to an engine

  • @mysticwolfplays42
    @mysticwolfplays42 6 років тому

    Molten salt vs Dry ice, would it just solidify or would it do something exciting?

  • @SaucyyAce
    @SaucyyAce 6 років тому +4

    5:24 we get it you vape

  • @myc_8098
    @myc_8098 6 років тому +4

    pls do livestream

  • @arzeboy
    @arzeboy 6 років тому +15

    Stay salty dude!

  • @shanechase9302
    @shanechase9302 6 років тому

    Try salt vs used motor oil or the yellow heat for making colored flames

  • @caseycopeland9979
    @caseycopeland9979 6 років тому +1

    what about a video about curing a clay graphite crusabe

  • @TrulyClark
    @TrulyClark 6 років тому +10

    Congrats on all the “1st” comments....no one cares lol

  • @matijapilko6017
    @matijapilko6017 6 років тому +3

    Do a Japanese polished aluminum ball video!

  • @humongouspinkytoe4700
    @humongouspinkytoe4700 6 років тому +3

    Pour molten salt in à mold

  • @dcheek2
    @dcheek2 6 років тому

    try melting salt with a strong oxidizer (maybe one that can take the heat) and pouring that into flammable liquids

  • @seraphimsam1115
    @seraphimsam1115 6 років тому

    The US government: did someone just say *O I L*

  • @jaysuwu2423
    @jaysuwu2423 6 років тому +11

    May I ask who this guy is. Where is the other dude

    • @rasoratic5420
      @rasoratic5420 6 років тому

      It is his like idk co worker / helper / a new member of the team

  • @master_asher2685
    @master_asher2685 6 років тому

    ”just let me tip some water on it” *Explosion noise*

  • @pawlejakovljevic8969
    @pawlejakovljevic8969 6 років тому +3

    You always have to lick everything you make xD

    • @pawlejakovljevic8969
      @pawlejakovljevic8969 6 років тому

      Keep up with making YT videos, i know you will get 10 million subscribers :D

  • @andrew1667
    @andrew1667 5 років тому

    maybe for part 2 you could try using salt substitutes and other inedible salts

  • @nexo9197
    @nexo9197 6 років тому

    I think that salt wanted to jump out but it get solid so quick and made that form

  • @josephnicholson7274
    @josephnicholson7274 6 років тому

    You should do the same and see if you get a diffrent result with regular motor oil or synthedic motor oil

  • @gungobutreal
    @gungobutreal 6 років тому

    *sees mushroom cloud * thats pretty cool looking

  • @kingofjustmakestuff5681
    @kingofjustmakestuff5681 6 років тому +2

    Can you put a firecracker in Molten salt?👍👍

  • @justinw.1436
    @justinw.1436 6 років тому

    Try crude casting with molten salt

  • @duckyboi4202
    @duckyboi4202 6 років тому +1

    i wonder how bright glow sticks get with molten salt

  • @pan4909
    @pan4909 6 років тому +1

    What happens when you mix pewter or lead with molten aluminium?

  • @andewmayen2565
    @andewmayen2565 6 років тому

    Can you extract sodium from salt

  • @joeythornton6256
    @joeythornton6256 6 років тому

    The cast of the salt in the butter looks like the Star Wars rebel logo lol

  • @wendystwo-for-five
    @wendystwo-for-five 6 років тому

    Try chocolate casting by pouring chocolate syrup into a mold and putting it into the fridge or freezer

  • @rainbowdemon5033
    @rainbowdemon5033 6 років тому +1

    You remind me of my chemistry teacher. The firefighters had to come once because of him XD

  • @mudra4227
    @mudra4227 6 років тому

    If they’re at the dome, you know today’s experiment is going to be Litttttt!

  • @faaizali2783
    @faaizali2783 6 років тому

    Take oil n butter mixed and see if it light up or thick smoke leaves

  • @Bearforlife
    @Bearforlife 6 років тому

    I think it would be cool if you would try Molten salt "metal" sand casting

  • @brett_kendrick82
    @brett_kendrick82 5 років тому

    Places to do sketchy experiments, Under a bridge pass. CHECK 😂

  • @alexanderrogers4557
    @alexanderrogers4557 6 років тому

    Could you try casting salt??

  • @wildcard1436
    @wildcard1436 6 років тому

    3:48 Tactical Nuke Incoming

  • @MaximaniaTV
    @MaximaniaTV 6 років тому

    Maybe a mixture of salt and sugar then melt? Or molten salt and molten sugar, then mix

  • @NzAviator
    @NzAviator 6 років тому

    Love how you are wearing a synthetic jacket to protect yourself from burning hot and potential flaming debris.. gonna end well if you get hit. Infact that Jacket will most likely make Any injuries worse as you'll have molten plastic stuck in your skin and wounds

  • @kenthatfr
    @kenthatfr 5 років тому

    If you haven't done it, you really should do the classic pouring water into an oil file and see if you can get a fireball to come out the top of the dome.

  • @angiethelastancient
    @angiethelastancient 6 років тому

    Now a days you have a lot of washing detergents with an "oxidizer" component in the form of a powder. When dissolved in water it almost makes the water look carbonated and bubbly. I wonder what the Vacuum chamber would do with it, and, can the gas formed by this "carbonation" burn or accelerate a burning object like when you electrolyse water?