Amazing Experiments Superheated Steam

This particular video was put together to answer some of the comments that were mentioned on my last recent video experimenting with superheated steam. In this video, the heating coil, for the steam was changed to a smaller one, allowing more efficient heating of the steam. In addition, when the experiments were performed a visible distance was maintained between the steam end of the tubing and the object being heated. This allowed clearer demonstration. I hope you like this video, and if you do, please consider liking and subscribing. 

[@SLI0701948]

It was quite nice to see the tin melt. I wonder if this could be used to make charcoal. Good video and good work. Thank you.

[@BrianDhvTinkerer]

Much appreciated!!!

[@troy9327]

I dont know if its just my imagination. But I have noticed that if you light matches in a room the amount of steam hot water produces increases quite a bit. Say if you light a match in a sealed bathroom the amount of steam the shower produces will increase from what it normally is quite a bit. Was wondering why that is?

[@procactus9109]

Keep improving it... i want to see the air burn with steam. :p. ... Melt aluminium, make steel glow red or better. Is it possible to make it so hot the water molecules break and then burn back into water ? What's the limit of super heater steam.. find that limit :D

[@BrianDhvTinkerer]

It’s possible to melt metal with it. Would need stainless steel tubing instead of copper to melt aluminum

[@procactus9109]

@@BrianDhvTinkerer ok.. do what you gotta do :D

[@jhoughjr1]

Lead free solder is junk

[@au1317]

Depends on the application. I resoldered my entire computer keyboard with lead free solder about 10 years ago and it's still holding up perfectly

[@Michaelroni-n-cheese]

​@@au1317 It's not trash, lots of losers just get mad when you take poison out of stuff.