Cool Science Experiment with Sugar and Sulfuric Acid

[@PandaTCG]

Is that sulfuric acid and sugar in you pocket or you just exited to see me

[@vermillion04]

good pick up line XD

[@ianchristopher367]

Smart. And very dirty. 😂

[@mdsohel1499]

🤣🤣

[@oliverdrcy]

"Home Science" KZbin channel warns viewers, "Don't try this at home!"

[@GIRGHGH]

+Oliver Darcy Just because you CAN do something at home doesn't mean you SHOULD.

[@bubblebuttseck7125]

+GIRGHGH Aka Girg +1

[@thomasflanagan8754]

Isn't sulfur harmful?

[@pronomitabhattacharya2906]

+LV SCIENCE

[@pronomitabhattacharya2906]

+LV SCIENCE

[@RandomForcedHandle]

Then you add water and you get Coka Cola :D

[@kutty3177]

Sasquatch Caca Cola !

[@tusk5586]

Xeros coca cola lmfao

[@ducc7494]

lmao

[@robinsss]

you don't need sulfuric acid ………….…...you only need sugar, baking soda, and lighter fluid ………….……...maybe sand underneath it

[@alke5668]

Wow big brain

[@adonis8417]

Bruh at the end it started to look like a beating heart, they lowkey summoned a demon

[@MIO9_sh]

You are generating a lot of SO2, which will make you cough alot

[@UltraNova]

lol what are you doing here :D

[@bunbun0220]

oww so that's why

[@wildone8397]

SO2?

[@alexl1258]

Our teacher showed this video during online chemistry class as an introduction to acids and bases. What a creepy but cool video :O

[@safwanshahriar4108]

I do not regret having the idea of searching this up. I'm rather pleased.

[@jaredmiller5928]

well the SO2 gas produced would certainly be an issue

[@akshat9252]

Except it won't be produced . Only carbon and water will be

[@donovanteo1917]

I’m gonna show this to my friends and say this is what happens when you eat butter and sugar

[@TheOcalaRealtor]

I remember being in 8th grade and our science teacher showing us this. I’ll never forget that awful smell, but it was so awesome

[@yarik3000]

Bruh it was toxic SO2💀

[@TheOcalaRealtor]

@@yarik3000 now I have 11 toes

[@ParameswaranChocalingam]

In 8th grade? Isn't SO2 toxic?

[@LaMaddie]

Congratulation: you've summoned Satan!

[@sjei.]

I'd really want to see this on a sphere of sugar in zero G

[@th3omachos]

That's what happens to your teeth when you drink coke -my aunt

[@ElectricPlay46]

2:31: "oh hey there! Wanna put me into some coffee?" 4:10: "I AM GOING TO BE THE END OF ALL OF YOU"

[@SG-ds8pr]

Sulfuric acid protonates the hydroxide groups on the sucrose molecules, creating a positively charged water group which is an excellent leaving group. As the hydroxide is protonated, an Oxygen-Hydrogen bond is formed, and the formation of this bond has a negative enthalpy value, meaning the reaction is exothermic and gives off heat.

[@daniel-is6zf]

Not for me it didnt but I know why.. I think I need to get some better stuff I just tried it with old battery acid😅 which is sulfuric acid but it's potentially diluted to the point of it being essentially water😅 dunno lol

[@hooligansforlife6732]

I remember watching this in class in 6th grade and a boy said "that look like mines" and my teacher acted like a savage and said " your will never get that long"😂😂🍌🍆

[@stagn8gaming949]

Hooligans for life your teacher is a savage

[@bitflded6403]

görkem şahinden geldik

[@dcspotter]

It becomes longer, harder, bigger, and juicier as it grows. No puns intended

[@wildone8397]

I know what you meant. But how does it become juicier, if it becomes Harder? You're not too bright are you?! 🤣😆

[@PeLYcAnOO]

1:40 When you're constipated...

[@distroya_]

When I first saw this experiment done at school, I had Carl Orff's O Fortuna play in my head when the carbon started rising out of the mixture. XD

[@meno8244]

it looks like mud cake but on steroids

[@gawamarcocarella3872]

XD

[@jelenkocastrol2925]

lmfao ded

[@LOLmusics]

I think I'll go take a nice dump now after watching this

[@VukanSrbinOrao1389]

Slušaj kraljino,čim sam pozno Sunoko šećer,kažem ovaj je garant sa Balkana,a verovatno i iz Srbije :) respect za tebe kanal ti je opasno dobar

[@VukanSrbinOrao1389]

+Home Science Ne reče odakle si :)

[@VukanSrbinOrao1389]

+Home Science E hvala na odgovoru.

[@elsucc1466]

Dafuq?

[@BoostBomb]

on je iz Bosne :D

[@janmiek1]

wtf ya saying m8

[@ballsbarthlolemue5499]

That was awesome thank you so much for this video it really helped with my science homework:-)

[@jondunmore4268]

0:26 -- Oh, so when you add sulfuric acid to sugar, it makes the jar grow larger. 0:50 -- Mmm, refreshing - so it turns into Coca Cola.

[@Creeper13-t4l]

I will never look at oreos the same way again

[@nuclearboi5186]

My dad made his sister do this as she is a teacher, forgot to tell her it was exothermic, and produces gases, she almost killed an entire class full of kids and luckily didn’t loose her job.

[@mimi7364]

oh really? Btw how would she teach if she doesn't know that?

[@mukundsrinivas8426]

I am not able to.get as much expansion like you did. Sometimes it won't even start even though I stir it. Any tips?

[@tokaygecko8]

Sugar: ( we are venom!☣)

[@maddmichael1]

Had no clue that you could summon up the depths of hell with science.

[@nicholasgrose6973]

Cool science experiment!

[@thecrazygamer-xu8xz]

The first Science Experiment is soo satisfying

[@thecrazygamer-xu8xz]

srusly

[@ahmedfaisal9211]

Nicely presented thanks for sharing

[@Doctorgeo7]

"MacGyver how are gonna stop this sulfuric acid spill?" -Random citizen in need "Get about 20 candy bars, then put the bars against the spill's edge. The chemical reaction will turn the two into carbon and contain the spill" - MacGyver "What? That's boringly scientific!"- Same citizen in need

[@lakshanyaka1626]

The reaction and the music makes it look like the sugar is practicing dark magic 🖤

[@nicholaskho1408]

that second one at the end, looked like a beating dragon heart...

[@alfinbasheet8949]

Which is the black coloured one ?? Carbon!?

[@fathappy3]

Dr. Stone sent me here.

[@Nookiezilla]

Same

[@candivisentin8786]

holy smokes that is so freaking crazy! 😯

[@Breadknees_]

(The second one) ah yes, finally a true representation of my soul.

[@birdiemoon]

will this work with a lower concentrate of sulfuric acid like whats found in battery solutions?

[@erikpettersson91]

what percentage is the sulfuric acid

[@erikpettersson91]

I actually just did it with 85% and you had to wait about 45 seconds and then it worked.

[@erikpettersson91]

:D

[@sankalpsingha]

Now that's what I call a BBC... xD ( If you know what I mean. )

[@sankalpsingha]

+TheRealSeal haha... You got that right. 😂

[@pronomitabhattacharya2906]

LOLOLOLOL

[@philliple123]

The British Broadcasting Corporation? I don't get it.

[@miaw4122]

+John Smith read earlier comments. it's a nasty term...

[@rich1051414]

Jeremy Clarkson: I got tired of getting fucked by BBC, so I punched the guy. Americans: Silence _while holding back the laughter_

[@evablack7214]

Is this safe in a classroom setting? Given that it's a designated laboratory where gloves, aprons, and goggles are available. Will the smoke cause damage when breathed in? Because in the class, we use "dangerous" substances, like hydrochloric acid (diluted to only 1 molar) and others that cause harm upon ingestion/skin contact but not when breathed in. Will the gas from the reaction be unsafe to breathe? Thanks.

[@zo.yeahhh]

I did it in my school lab, it worked just fine. Make sure to wear a mask because sulphur dioxide is released in this reaction.

[@coolcatkim22]

Me: Look tasty, I want to eat it. Also me: NOOOOOOOOO

[@CVswhndja]

you must have cavities

[@evez2093]

What can you do with the carbon that's left?

[@ximinerix5995]

Awesome! Just watched 1 vid and I already subed!

[@riswanarichu6572]

Good sharing

[@soumatwins8237]

I have a question. If that's what happens when you pour sulfuric acid on sugar, what would happen if it is poured on something that has sugar (like candy or some pastries)? Would it make the same reaction?

[@ankitthakurankit4764]

Yupp similar if candy don't has something else for h2so4 (sulphuric acid )

[@Dcc357]

1:03 What comes out later after you eat taco bell.

[@FlameHashiraAries]

+Dcc357 shut up...

[@humor294]

Mozes li napisati jednacinu reakcije?

[@busraklnc4729]

görkem hocadan buraya gelenler

[@yusufcelik5518]

You are really good at this work but I want to learn more example "It is canceroghen" or " It is too hot." etc.

[@frequenstein1009]

so is that pure carbon? that might be useful

[@bobparker1671]

Question... Could that carbon be burned as a fuel source?

[@meltingzero3853]

I really don't see why not. Even if not all of the sulfur dioxide and water exited the carbon, they shouldn't prohibit it from burning like regular coal. Not that it is an economic way to make fuel, though.

[@hossamslime9354]

Hi can use instead of.charcoal

[@laconicus8760]

We're do u get sulfuric acid from

[@TheMediatore88]

COOL! bytheway is that smoke dangerous?

[@zameelvisharathodi7859]

why does that black thing (carbon) rise? Why doesn't it stay in the beaker

[@misaalanshori]

because its expanding

[@fogheaded3866]

Because of mass it's surprising that you didn't know that

[@slot1999]

is h2so4 contentated or is it regular?

[@snakexpert552]

96%

[@metinsahin3641]

The Rise Of Sugar

[@purpleglitterz01plays73]

+Gabriella Papavero what

[@gawamarcocarella3872]

the rise of a c*ck made out of sugar xd

[@rubantin]

I would like to do this one... Are the fumes toxic?

[@riccardolollini9898]

Yes, sulfur dioxide is a poisonous gas. If you are going to try this, use a fume hood

[@bolgarang9740]

amazing

[@ethanb8652]

This is how aliens make buildings

[@mingmatamang5381]

can I do these experiment at school for science Expo

[@aaqidmasoodi]

Imagine if sugar reacted like that with hydrochloric Acid in the stomach.

[@BurntToast345]

then no one would eat sugar and everyone would be skinny!

[@kayodeakinyemi9802]

What is the amount of sugar and sulphuric acid used

[@williamfreeman6815]

Hello there, I have a few questions: 1. If you got carbon as a product, how could you also get sulfur-dioxide? (C12H22O11+11H2SO4->12C+11H20+water-acid mixture) 2. How can we know when we get carbon and when carbon-dioxide? 3. What would happen if you had used non-concentrated sulfuric acid?

[@yasiryousuf9137]

Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah and blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah

[@akshat9252]

Yeah exactly

[@ILuv2learn]

Here is what Wikipedia says is the reaction: C12H22O11 (s) + H2SO4 (aq) + 1/2 O2 (g) → 11 C (s) + CO2 (g) + 12 H2O (g) + SO2 (g)

[@PRASAD-lm7uq]

Is this effects done in our stomach ?

[@AlgaeNymph]

Anybody know the music used in this video? The first song's pretty sensual.

[@henki1986]

can we make active carbon with that way ?

[@griffinmattingly4905]

Do I need to worry if I barely accidentally breathed some of the fumes in?

[@TheRival]

You might wanna go see a head doctor cause it looks like no one is home if you're using acids without a freaking mask on. Freaking doctors masks are cheep af. Don't need to be a damn gas mask.

[@gamegod10104]

Dumb question but can i get the same effect with muriatic acid?

[@helenmoulford5644]

and that's how you make scientific briquettes! :D

[@buenchiko007]

Well, this has to be the shittiest microwave brownie recipe I've seen thus far.

[@westdekota5935]

Underrated 🤣🤣

[@mix3k818]

02:20 If you are a pervert, you'll understand THIS.

[@mats2708]

Looks like a good meal for my tummy.

[@mohammedzubedi8854]

1:50 now thats called a bbc

[@AnkitGupta-zm5kr]

which substance was used by you after suger is it also suger. i want to know that why it happens amd is it possible with another substances like salt,soda etc.

[@deaddrop3772]

Now imagine what a person would look like if our body reacted like that... NeW HoRrEr MoViE!!1!!

[@hunter-zq3hz]

what is the molarity of this acid, and where did you find this??? Im doing this for a chemistry project and I just need sulfuric acid that can react to the sugar.

[@fusionorb]

hunter 623334 you can use drain cleaners that have sulfuric acid. or u could bubble sulfur dioxide into hydrogen peroxide

[@hunter-zq3hz]

stanley nicholson thank you

[@SG-ds8pr]

3M would work well but even 1M would work, just slower.

[@scaredofghosts6813]

Nothings cooler than extremely caustic chemicals

[@Sinderance_]

Perfect Halloween display.

[@sativa7857]

where do you buy sulfuric acid?!

[@chemistrymadeeasy2310]

COOL

[@justiss4151]

Does it stop going

[@bluebeast2812]

Thanks..... Was really helpful

[@vaishnavirawat1748]

You can make artificial diamonds with that really search on Google

[@montenableck5475]

your Videos are amazinig i need more Form you👍😊☺

[@tanshimjannat3804]

Can we do this on science fair?I need to show this experiment to many people again and again?

[@plopthepspking]

Is the end product flammable?

[@plopthepspking]

+Yuen Alvin same. I was hoping to save it as a fire starter.

[@roshanverma1424]

Which types of sulphuric acid have you used in this reaction

[@jacksonvenables5839]

what causes the reaction???

[@jasmeeniqbal218]

what is its use?

[@ozzygaming9032]

Don't put that cube of sugar in your tea

[@maddoxishler5237]

😂

[@kiitsuke]

Do you have a academic refference for this experiment?

[@mwangischildren5681]

That was amazing

[@gamermakerplayer]

YES!!!

[@jellinatrix]

Would've been much better without the bizarre music

[@efrencio3208]

can it be any kind of acid or it has to be sulfuric acid ?

[@roshanverma1424]

Was sulphuric acid concentrated ??

[@SuperSonicBlur]

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