Besides water what elements do make carbon carbide burn faster?

Ain't nice.. eggs are meant to be thawed from frozen.. its harmful.

I just had a little bit of milk am i safe?

These guy just spawned out of nowhere inside my house water supply, and they are multiplying a lot, to a point that I used them as an experiment subject

Not practical for ponds. Fish will be killed. How about a thin floating layer of cooking oil? Spray some bygone on the surface?

Other simple method.. just put oil 🤣🤣🤣

Klo gak ada duit gak usah ngonten anak tk juga tau ini mah 😂😂

Konten gak jelas gak kratif ngikutin konten orang aja bangga modal dikit dong

Gak ada kerjaan lain ya goblok 😂

Goblok sok pinter kaya profesor 😂😂

Konten pembodohan 😂

Oh yea? How do you explain rootbeer floats? Checkmate, atheists.

Goblok

Your video was in metric so it lost millions of views. Celsius is so inaccurate it is irrelevant. Use Fahrenheit or kelvin.

Alcohol is too expensive to use

So ... how to kill larvae ... video doesn't show how... useless

Have you done salt?

Bro just add detol❤

Hagenes Village

These are not guppies... they are Gambusia , Mosquitofish

My attuid also makes me cry.

Me realizing that my son learned something from me. 😢

Now try sulfuric acid.

That's the saddest steak ever...

3% h2o2 is weak, try it with 32% and bet they pop like corn.

what is the experiment?

pours brake fluid into a swimming pool..

bro don't understand what % dosage mean.

Forbidden marshmallow

Please try this with hydrofluoric acid

Have you tried dettol. Very effective

just give it dettol

The video and its experiment is indeed masterpiece

Fake

Root beer/Cola floats (I usually drink cherry coke floats) don’t curdle but it might be because most people drink it quick enough for it not to curdle or since it’s ice cream it has to melt first then after it curdles which would all take a couple hours atleast

The acid in the coke causes the milk to curdle if you let it sit together long enough. But any milk you drink is gonna end up in your stomach acid anyway, so...

I had to deal with mosquito infestation just the other day in my multi-tier fountain. Added Clorox and peroxide, then flushed everything with a garden hose. Kept the hose in there for a few hours. The mosquito larvae are very resilient to chlorine and peroxide. When they were building the Panama canal, the construction workers kept getting sick with malaria, and the netting never really helped. Some guy came up with an idea to spray oil on standing water to suffocate the mosquito larvae. It worked! I've heard that you can also use the dish soap. (But Chlorine also dislodges all the detritus (muck) on which the larvae feed)

congrats, you just taught us how to make type b napalm

I made but it fall

Very pretty when you use a tall glass vase with a narrower entrance. You can get a lovely fire spout & fire ball!

Vegetable oil

Took lots of soap what isn't cheap

Great for fish food!

It makes it go clear after some time

Inaccurate video. The person who made this is an idiot.

UGH THIS IS WHY I DONT FEEL BETTER

Correction: it produces acetylene, not ethylene.

Dettol

Effective if you have enough to equal 25 percent or more of the total volume of water to be treated is hardly efficient or practical. Kind of scary they are so darn persistent. Would like to see you test more options. Potassium permanganate for instance.

tarra