Iodine monochloride. Interhalogen compound can dissolve Gold

Hey guys! In this video I'll waste another chemical reagent so you can see interesting chemical reactions :D
==========Reaction timing==========
0:00 Iodine monochloride demonstration
0:46 Iodine monochloride and Titanium (ICl+Ti)
1:25 ICl + Ti in SlowMo
2:57 Iodine monochloride and sodium (ICl + Na)
3:25 ICl + Na in SlowMo
4:05 Iodine monochloride and Potassium (ICl + K)
4:20 ICl + K in SlowMo
5:36 Iodine monochloride and Antimony (ICl + Sb)
5:41 ICl + Sb in SlowMo
6:25 Iodine monochloride and Antimony crystal
6:58 Iodine monochloride hydrolysis (ICl + H2O)
7:22 Iodine monochloride alkaline hydrolysis (ICl + KOH)
7:58 Iodine monochloride and nitric acid (ICl + HNO3)
8:28 Iodine monochloride and hydrazine hydrate (ICl + N2H4*H2O)
8:52 ICl + N2H4*H2O in SlowMo
10:09 Iodine monochloride and Gold
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[@pseudomonad]

That puff of purple smoke with the hot titanium is exactly what cartoons have taught me that Real Chemistry looks like.

[@gustavgnoettgen]

Bonus points for the sparkles

[@Chimera_Photography]

Soo beautiful, yet almost unspeakably toxic at the same time. Like many “Instagram influencers”

[@brazilianambassadordale8223]

@@Chimera_Photography that's... Quite the parallel to draw. I like it lol

[@tsato1980]

looks so amazing

[@v2talk]

That purple gas is iodine (I2)

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Those macro and slo-mo shots are spectacular.

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😀

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fr the production value on these vids is legendary this channel is criminally undersubbed

[@LAppelDuVideo]

1:40 that sparkly wave propagation is really satisfying to watch

[@smokebuur]

The most beautiful reaction ive ever seen, stunning colours.

[@TheSincerety]

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@@smokebuur I agree

[@dwaynezilla]

"What can we add this iodine monochloride to?? Hydrazine?? Sounds good!" Absolute madman, hahahahah

[@TheOzarkWizard]

I wouldnt call it a waste, these reactions have been beautifully documented

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That slow-mo is the stuff dreams are made of.

[@acronus]

Fascinating reactions and beautiful cinematography. Great work as always!

[@yohaijohn]

17 hours ago

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Wow. I do not only love the reactions, but also seeing your further developing skills of composing them, including carefully selected music. Great job.

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Love your videos! Especially the ones about interhalogen compounds!

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I wanted more interhalogen reactions, and wow... 😁

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Ok but those shots were incredible. I feel like I saw the birth of stars from a nebula

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Iz chemistry

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[@nikolasseidel7306]

These are some of the most stunning shots i've ever seen of a reaction with Iodine! Thank you for sharing :)

[@Psychx_]

Iodine monochloride is when you make those two elements even more angry than hot Bromine.

[@sixstringedthing]

Iodine, bromine, and boranes are like the salt, pepper and spice of colourful angry Chem :)

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[@mnfen9792]

N₂H₄ could further reduce I₂ to NH₄I, which is the reason that brown smoke (NH₄I + I₂ = NH₄I₃) was forming together with white smoke (NH₄X) and purple smoke (I₂).

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That purple glittering smoke... When RL beats any photoshop imagination

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This chemical and its reactions are the most beautiful I've ever seen

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2:15 is just surreal! Like an exploding space nebula in a petri dish!

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Whole galaxies of stars created in the blink of an eye, remarkable!

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The "halo" of transparent vapor around the clouds of semi-opaque smoke make the clouds from these reactions really eerie and strange-looking. I like it. I've said it before, but it's worth repeating: the way you demonstrate reactions is excellent. You've yet to put out a video I didn't enjoy. Keep it up!

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yeah the smoke seems to have so much more "depth" to it. We can see the volume of the smoke in a much more 3 dimensional space and it's incredibly unique.

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I just want to say I love the soundtrack on the slow motion. So much better than the fake slow motion sounds that a lot of channels do.

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Outstanding slow motion, I think the iodine reactions are amongst the most beautiful.

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3:00 How to make iodized table salt, the hard way.

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The wonderful world of Halogens. I would also like to see how these reactions behave in an inert atmosphere (without oxygen) or vacuum.

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One of the beautifukest reactions I have seen.. Great video. Congratulations!

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Beautiful chemistry. Here slowMo works best!

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Absolutely beautiful footage! Iodine has some of the most amazingly pretty reactions

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Excellent photography! Enjoyed some of the music too actually.

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I love the chemical reactions in slow motion. Great work! I think it would be even more amazing to see some explosion reactions like at 4:32, where the time scale is much shorter, in much higher framerate and more zoomed in. Maybe ask the SlowMo Guys to do a collaboration.

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If a genie coming out of a lamp was a real thing that is what it would look like! A beautiful reaction to say the least

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Really beautiful shots on that smoke!

[@Ex_impius]

The Titanium powder into it was beautiful!

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I'm glad you got the slow-mo shots of the reaction with the heated titanium, because damn are the sparkles and the swirling purple clouds beautiful.

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This was mesmerising! The slow-mo footage is excellent! I have come to realise that I really don't know much halogen chemistry at all.

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I loved the first reaction, all of them are soo cool

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Glad you enjoy it!

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