Don't Mix These Chemicals! What Happens When You Mix Brake Fluid and Chlorine? TKOR Shows You!

[@danl.9642]

He is having issues with his youtube that is why this vid is replaced, this was said on one of his fourth of July videos earlier this week.

[@TheKingofRandom]

+Derpfail _ Nailed it! 👊😉

[@barnabyg6808]

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" make a cannon (either pneumatic or black powder)

[@fireman1x251]

KZbin fix your stuff

[@johnbedania6106]

gamer101maybe Same dude😂😂😂

[@virginiashoe583]

gamer101maybe me to

[@andyaitken4243]

I’m going to binge watch Grant’s videos this weekend, I still can’t believe he’s gone and he will be so missed by millions, he gave so much attention to science and experiments that his legacy will live on.

[@abou824]

I'm definitely gonna watch a ton of his older videos too. Such a sad thing to happen to an amazing guy

[@dragonblaze1379]

That has been my week so far

[@arminius6506]

What happened to him???

[@dj05luka]

So sad he's gone

[@andyaitken4243]

Zeeshan Niazi he was killed in a paramotoring accident

[@anthonykloppers3377]

Caution for all those wanting to try this out. Make sure your containers are completely clean and dry. The reaction timing can vary greatly if other contaminants or solvents are present. Many of my friends burnt themselves by using dirty or wet containers and the reaction went a lot quicker than expected.

[@c-leat9981]

Thanks mate

[@spookyorion]

RIP brother. You will be missed.

[@vineg]

Yes

[@arminius6506]

What happened to him????

[@quexrunthe1st662]

@@arminius6506 he passed in a paragliding accident

[@jberry1982]

@@quexrunthe1st662 when did the accident happen

[@quexrunthe1st662]

@@jberry1982 I don’t remember this was a year ago

[@count7666]

To a true brother and friend who gave everyone a way to understand something about science and how things work. R.I.P.

[@acidproductions11]

It’s so bittersweet watching this. He really was so passionate when talking chemistry.

[@realname3538]

"chemistry"

[@originaltasmanian5321]

65666655 ti 08

[@CarlosJimenez-eh7zp]

Rip....you will be missed. Thank you for the awesome videos

[@aceneinhous7466]

I knew id find a comment in here somewhere about it.

[@TheTechAdmin]

@@aceneinhous7466 that's because several people are copying and pasting the comment on literally every video. Smh

[@cheb4472]

@@TheTechAdmin I know it's crazy how low people will go for fame.

[@mike971000]

It's sad that y'all mad someone said rest in peace

[@explosivefreak666]

Cut it out, Carlos...

[@loganmancuso3791]

Even after he's gone he's still teaching, such an interesting video no idea how I missed this one

[@theaussienurseflipper.8113]

Where did he go?

[@joeya7296]

@@theaussienurseflipper.8113 he passed away

[@haruhisuzumiya6650]

We stand on the shoulders of giants

[@marjamada]

"I think I'm just gonna give this one a little bit too much." That's why he will always be The King. You are missed.

[@olivermoes-okun2468]

"don't try this at home" Links where to buy on amazon

[@DanielSmith-ze9lw]

dont try this at HOME. he said nothing about your Office, School, your friends place etc.

[@daniellel6337]

my thoughts exactly

[@jdowies]

or school.

[@damadmaster45]

OMD XD

[@damadmaster45]

Daniel Smith He means yourself

[@hhubacek]

The “Hot potato” game just got another level of fun.

[@whoever6458]

That might be a better way to start an emergency fire in a survival situation instead of matches or those magnesium flint things, although simply carrying a wind-resistant lighter is probably the safest thing.

[@eugenechun4140]

Brake fluid and chlorine for a delayed ignition device...this video should be flagged and taken down.

[@lavasquantum.9042]

​@@eugenechun4140 your name is eugene 💀

[@TheResolution1]

@@eugenechun4140 People like you are the problem with the Earth.

[@allahsnackbar9915]

@@eugenechun4140 flag yourself and take yourself down please

[@frankwalker6946]

@@eugenechun4140 he also teaches as black powder and jet fuel. Also I feel like your personality is the same as twd eugene

[@Kev...]

I think you should strongly consider an investment in a Phantom high speed camera

[@Corpsecrank]

It's hard to actually BUY a phantom last I checked. Even IF you can get one the price is completely insane. Depending on the type of rental you do it can even be pretty expensive.

[@jashansogi2641]

how about the other high speed cam that is kinda cheap

[@owenangweita7802]

there is a camera, chronos 1.4 it costs $2500 and you can shoot up to 21650fps (1000fps at 1280x1024)

[@michaelc.4321]

TheSauceGodTV have you seen the cost?!

[@thor-dx8sz]

I kind of want to see what would happen if you put it in a sealed container now

[@thor-dx8sz]

Just stick it in a bottle tighten the lid and throw it like those CO2 bombs that everyone makes with Drano crystals and bleach Gatorade bottles are the funnest to watch explode with the Drano mixture because of all the indentations it's fun to watch them turn inside out the Drano Crystal mixture expands slowly so you get to watch all the spots pop out

[@StealthX3000]

Did one in a large 2L glass bottle once... we used to use sugar to slow down the reaction time (oil has to soak through the sugar) put the cap on and ran... it made an extremely ... massive house shaking BOOM!.. do not try in enclosed containers at home........

[@MrJeb707]

It'd 'splode

[@biggreenleaf7035]

he should fill it up most of the way with chlorine and fill up the rest with brake fluid and screw on the cap

[@Swiat34]

In my experimentation with this (a couple decades ago), it seems that less is more. We were using Gatorade bottles and sealing them and throwing them. A second person poured the brake fluid so the first could cap it quickly, give it a quick shake and throw. The 20oz bottles went as expected, landing on the ground and then popping and burning. The 32oz bottles popped mid-air, raining down the burning clumps much like an artillery White Phosphorus Felt Wedge. (Search KZbin for videos of the felt wedge WP.)

[@chrisjensen1762]

My hypothesis: Since you need oxygen to make a flame I think that the reaction happen faster in open air because its more oxygen in open air than it's in a glass or bottle. So theoretical if you do the experiment in a closed bottle filled with Co2 the reaction won't happen. Test this in a video

[@madsdh1]

Chris Jensen Chlorine is an oxidizer, so it would ignite no matter how little oxygen is in the bottle.

[@DSzaks]

According to the explanation in the video the Chlorine is the oxidizer in the chemical reaction but is not actually what is burning. The reaction between the Chlorine and the Ethylene Glycol is exothermic but is not actually what burns. The flame occurs when the heat build-up in the mixture reaches a point that causes the remaining break fluid and/or the chemicals produced by the reaction to vaporize. This heated vapor then reacts again with the oxygen in the air to produce the flame. As such the oxygen content of the air would be a factor in the ignition but only after the heat of vaporization was reached in the original mixture. So I don't think the oxygen was the reason for the time difference. I would posit that it is possible the stone block the open mixture was placed on was able to store more heat than the plastic or glass containers and thus conserve energy to produce a quicker heat increase. It could also have to do with the way Grant mixed the mixture on the block with his finger which may have produced a more even mixture than the swirl mixing in the containers resulting in more connecting reactions and thus a greater energy build-up.

[@benedictsforester7045]

Chris Jensen So if you give it little bit of liquid oxygen it will go BAM!

[@hrrrpenny8681]

The problem with this hypothesis is that it is uninformed of organic chemistry. The gas that is ignited is the aldehydes and other products from the chemical breakdown of the polyethylene glycol. These reactions are sped up through the addition of high energy light, such as UV from the sun. If you were to look at the open-air reaction, you will see that it was placed in some dappled light shining through the leaves above it. This was the main contributor as to why the reaction was faster. Not to say it didn't have more oxygen, or a greater surface area, or that the brick was warmer, just that these factors wouldn't increase the reaction time so significantly.

[@matthewmccurry1]

This reaction makes Formaldehyde, Acetaldehyde, and Ethlyene. HrrrPenny is correct, these are what ignite. The reaction WILL happen, as it is independent from oxygen, but could burst the container, and then likely ignite. The flame is not the reaction, but the result of the products of the reaction.

[@samsrashid3046]

R.I.P brother you’ll be missed

[@americascreepyuncle]

Grant Thompson and Steve Spangler are the science teachers I wish I had

[@tannernewman5521]

matty rodrigues saaaamme

[@coolstorybro1403]

The goblet of fire

[@Nahte5]

HARRY POTTAHHHHHH

[@1098234567]

You should do a comparison of chemical firestarters for survival kits, like the glycerin and potassium permanganate. See which one burns hotter and better with smaller concentrations and if they can serve other purposes like purifying drinking water or what not. Like so he can see if you would like to see that plus any other cool methods to start a survival fire using chemicals.

[@tomdegroot1133]

YES PLEASE

[@jakob.conrad]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@AmericanPatriot-cw9xe]

Thats exactly the uses I thought of for survival fires

[@bradolfpittler2875]

i can't believe that you're no longer with us.

[@sunnyray7819]

Me either.... Very sad and shocking....

[@turdfurg47]

Really? You cant believe the guy in the same video who just took chemicals mixed them in s wine glass held it and let it exo-therm and then played with the chemical residue with no respirator of any kind

[@jjames5928]

@abradolf lincler yes he was in an accident last week and did not make it

[@argi0505]

Oh, nooo....

[@richygarcia3957]

@abradolf lincler paragliding accident I think

[@DarylSkinner]

Do it again please but this time keep the lid on I want to what happens if you keep the lid on? VOTE UP

[@pyrosmoak53]

I was hoping he would keep the cap on, so bummed lol

[@davidesfandiary5935]

I think fire needs oxygen tho...

[@pyrosmoak53]

@@davidesfandiary5935 that true but I feel like the chemical reaction would still work well enough to blow the cap and continue

[@aryanson]

Put it in a glass or metal container, with the lid on!

[@trupyrodice4462]

@@davidesfandiary5935 uh... bro, the chlorine gives off oxygen during the reaction to feed the fire. It can and will go exo in a sealed container. Enough to make a decent explosion for sure and it would definitely do more than just blow the cap off. That's why chemical fires are sometimes left to just burn themselves out. You can't suffocate it with foam or anything. It'll just keep burning under it because it creates its own oxygen and feeds the fire, like a completely self contained "living" fire.

[@letsgunter8282]

wait, i already know this vid ! is this a reuplad from a few days ago ?!?!?!

[@idkwhatnametouse4392]

Let´s Günter ikr wtf

[@deadstone3807]

yeah

[@DankMemes.]

Let´s Günter reuplad?

[@harveywalters8620]

Let´s Günter i saw it too this is weird

[@owenb4569]

Let´s Günter same here but its not on hos yt channel

[@wifighostcruiser9665]

Brake fluid and chlorine in a pop bottle, I think you reinvented Mountain Dew.

[@koton_bads]

Don't try this at home Just do it in a science fair or in the park

[@benedictsforester7045]

Hello! If you mix Kalium Permagnat (sorry I don't know exact name of it, its purple powder that colors the water red and is used for cleaning wounds) with brake oil - the liquid used in this video you will cause a HUGE explosion that can melt SOLID ROCKS. But be careful - explosion is almost instant and you will also need sunglasses because of a blinding light. And I am sorry for my bad English.

[@shelbymarshall6152]

you mean potassium permanganate

[@pietikke5598]

Shelby Marshall Kalium and Potasium are the same only different words.

[@michaelpattison9565]

Benedicts Forester it's called potassium permanganate,it is used in water treatment

[@gunlover5270]

Potassium pomegranate,iodine and brake fluid

[@dmaxm2498]

Why don’t you make a video of it and make a few bucks?!

[@chadjazeera9960]

The inner dad in me is appalled in horror for that poor concrete... R.I.P. sir! 💚💜💚💜

[@Ucanthandlthetruth]

Always leave the ingredients close to the reaction area.

[@scottleft3672]

For the full effect.

[@anthonylepore516]

What do you expect? He’s not a real chemist!!! I’ll bet he’s reading off a Q card!!😂😂😂

[@shane5314]

Just so you know, in truth, if he knows that the substance that he's using is combustible, at all he does not leave them anywhere nearby. Since they are not combustible on their own, he doesn't see any danger to it, which sens there is a brick wall there there really isn't any danger. If you can't deal with the fact that he does this for the knowledge of science, tough chit to U.

[@JamesNeslar]

I thought the same thing

[@aurtisanminer2827]

Now i’m going to start adding chlorine to my coworker’s brake systems!

[@happyhuzy]

I know it's a bad idea.. But please cap it try it.. In some deserted place ofcourse... I really wanna see what happens

[@patrykkowal8959]

happyhuzy YH THAT WOULD BE COOL

[@sebastianpinger1092]

And put way to much chlorine and brake fluid in the bottle

[@toughbuilding9384]

someone at my school for a volcano tried this in a glass bottle. It explodedpeople got hurt baad

[@SomethingAbstract]

use your imagination

[@ethank578]

happyhuzy me too

[@vK31RON]

Idea: Put the chlorine and brake fluid inside the bottle again and try to shoot it up like a rocket - I'm sure you can figure out a way to keep the contents inside the bottle for takeoff! :D

[@nordenconrad14yearsago45]

vK 3 1 RON I have an idea... I'll send a link for a diagram

[@TheLiquidAtom]

Exactly !

[@joshuas9078]

GRANT!! Take your SUGAR ROCKET MOTORS and add something to COLOR the smoke that comes out!! LIKE SO GRANT SEES THIS!! Thank you :D

[@joshuas9078]

TRACEABLE SUGAR ROCKETS!! What an idea!

[@crappyinventor9706]

1 month and only 10 likes. Tragic

[@Will-hf5ee]

the fuel he used for his smoke bombs is lactose. the reason he uses lactose is because its a relatively cold burning fuel, which allows any dyes to be vaporized, not burned. the issue with a cold burning fuel is, it cant react as well with the oxidizer and therefore reduces speed. in other words, you get either a rocket or a smoke bomb.

[@ChallengeTheNarrative]

Will what if you have a lactose intolerance? 😄

[@keneasley33]

Whoa..that was so McGyver! The one out the open had more oxygen feed. That's probably why it ignited quicker.

[@platinumemories]

MacGyver :)

[@isaacquezada3538]

Try to make a rocket with this. It should be fun to try.

[@justinhammon1026]

Isaac Quezada it most likely would not be able to create enough pressure to lift off the rocket, though I might be wrong.

[@anonimisfit]

What if it's a glass bottle that is laid on it's side, sliding across would take less force than lifting. Could also try the plastic bottle somehow with holes at the bottom and cap on the top to see if the pressure could lift...? Oh the possibilities.

[@_MrBread]

Anoni Misfit i wast actually thinking more of a metal bottle, so that it’s more resilient

[@jimmyeaton5373]

He should of put the cap on the bottle.

[@rodgerraggy3192]

And also put it in a ball jar instead (frag grenade)

[@dominicmckeon9633]

TonsOBeef it would make it much stronger because the oxygen it burns is already in the brake fluid, and with the cap on the pressure would keep increasing until the bottle explodes in a big fireball

[@DS-uj3bt]

Riiight!!!.im soo pissed

[@delphini8055]

Or even better he could have used a glass bottle so the bottle didn’t melt

[@SomeGuy-vo7we]

*should've......not "should of".

[@taylorg7352]

6:23 Imagine just hitting a button on the motorway to activate that reaction in your exhaust. It would look awesome!

[@jamesmetzger3976]

After seeing the bottled reaction, I'm curious to see if you could use this as fuel for a model rocket or similar device.

[@codebrick]

You can, I made one when I was a kid.

[@jamesmetzger3976]

@@codebrick That's awesome!

[@Jjcoolman14]

You already uploaded this?

[@thekerative4010]

that's what I was thinking!

[@angelnegron1043]

do you not watch his videos or read his comments smh he said they got removed

[@MZzXzZM]

When did he say that?

[@madhavmurali8090]

Jjcoolman14 i

[@andrewkirkwood4712]

Jjcoolman14 I'm sure he has, in positive i watched this a few days ago... but I can't find the video from a few days ago now

[@jalpapatel5777]

why did you uploaded the vid again??

[@callumross406]

Jalpa Patel probs got taken down

[@CarpetHater]

the first was taken down

[@callumross406]

CarpetHater mate i just said that

[@jyosh5909]

CJ Ross why doe

[@lightninxr3347]

Jalpa Patel I like how it's edited but you still have bad grammar 😂

[@xenobyteedm9761]

I would be very interested to see the thrust that could be created using this reaction.

[@vineg]

Im watching this in 2019 about 4 days after his death R.I.P HE was a great model

[@gojiaerospace2021]

Me too

[@lisadonna1353]

​@@gojiaerospace2021 what caused his death - What happened to him?

[@gojiaerospace2021]

Motorflyer accident

[@lisadonna1353]

May His soul rest in peace

[@gojiaerospace2021]

@@lisadonna1353 yea

[@braincauberg5912]

what would happen if u do the same experiment but with the bottle upside down???

[@SaLlBuLl85]

Brain Cauberg or with a lid on

[@Alastreon]

Wanna know if it can make a flamethrower with a glass bottle.

[@syauequus]

The red color is from calcium. If you grind the granules to a fine powder, you might get a faster reaction time. Potassium permagnate, or any strong oxidizer, also works pretty well.

[@LiborTinka]

"Never put your finger in a reaction mixture - they may ignite." A second later ... DOES EXACTLY THAT.

[@onlinebills9169]

I think that was a replay of what he did initially

[@Cherry-bq4oh]

rest in peace man, thank you for not letting us accidentally burn our fingers off with household chemicals!

[@shyaammohan8975]

You were the reason that I started to watch KOR your viedos are awesome , you will be missed . Rip brother ❤❤🥺🙌🏼💐

[@platypusspurs7679]

Can you take several chemical reactions (Chlorine/brake fluid and baking soda/vinegar and some others) and make bottle rockets/cars and see which flies highest/ goes farthest? Thanks!

[@fraizerdunleavy]

Hey, what about putting the chemicals into a glass bottle, and placing it onto a set of scales, making sure to protect it when the reaction takes place. That way you might be able to see the force its putting out .

[@randomadviser2498]

When you said it could explode I perked up and am getting plastic bottles ready now. Thanks man, appreciate it.

[@plasmidd]

Does he have some sort of wine addiction? Almost every episode he has a wine glass.

[@FM-mj8pr]

VoidKn More like thay don’t drink 🍷 much wine so they blow up the glasses 💥YmustUH8

[@supa819819]

I think he uses the wine glass and bottle because it's cheap. He's so well spoken, I know he does multiple takes on each video and sometimes the reaction doesn't look as it should so you gotta clean up and redo it.

[@thugasaurusrex6004]

VoidKnight I believe it's called alchoholism lol

[@josephvaughn6168]

They are inexpensive and more well insulated from the ground because they are held up by a thin glass stem

[@tanishvalecha5282]

grant you just uploaded this few days ago

[@jackhenson9353]

Tanish Valecha true bro

[@liger37]

Try makin a rocket with those chemicals

[@glrrr]

I know right! he should slowly put the bottle upside down and watch it fly into the sky

[@ludovicuswidiyatmo8501]

Try makin a rocket with those chemicals

[@Matt_10203]

Gelar Aulia Prima Putra It won't work. It could possibly work if you had perfect timing.

[@mustafasalih8775]

It wont work

[@DavidKYS]

Ligerzzz777 it got taken down so he reuploaded

[@janizheli1120]

DEJA VU ????

[@janizheli1120]

ANYONE ELSE ?

[@lahfaanmoosa542]

Jani ALB been wondering the same 🤔

[@ryanofpuppets]

Jani ALB jupp, I saw this video a week ago...

[@gregorylazatin9822]

I'm so confused why other people aren't saying this

[@qps9380]

Yeah WTF

[@Drae58]

what happens if you drop dry ice into molten gallium? could you encase it where the gas cant escape?

[@funundercarkids]

Am I the only one that having déjà vu?

[@JosepinoRizal]

I think he re-uploaded it. I too was having a De ja Vu moment

[@caitlynngarza4351]

GABRIEL MCADAMS yess, i thought he did this already?

[@kuzvortex5094]

Wow I thought it was wired

[@jamiegerald4691]

same

[@Poke711]

he reuploaded due to some issues with KZbin

[@USAlien234]

That plastic bottle mixture was such an amazing reaction !!! It like squeezed the bottle like a sponge and pushed out fire !!!!

[@im_frenchfry6396]

When you put it more out in the open, I honestly wasn't surprised that the reaction didn't take as long. After all, earlier in the video, you said it was a simple combustion reaction. And what do all combustion reactions need? Oxygen. So maybe putting it out in the open allowed more oxygen for the reaction to take place, therefore increasing the speed of the reaction?

[@07jjmusic]

Yeah, I was confused when he said that too. Oxygen is the meat and potatoes of any combustion reaction.

[@natef7498]

You should see what would happen if you put soda in the water filter

[@consun14]

You'd get soda....

[@ishandewan3961]

can you bake using your solar scorcher?

[@beastorz]

You were better than my chemistry teacher

[@blakegaming9918]

Hey you should try to if you can harness the power of a chemical reaction and turn it into electricity 👊 👑

[@Dracossaint]

Blake Gaming use it to fuel a steam based generator?

[@blakegaming9918]

yea and grant could expand on it from there if he wants

[@blakegaming9918]

yea i know but you could try other things that are more involved

[@thenightmomstalker]

what do you think would happen if you mix brake fluid and chlorine and freeze the mixture with liquid nitrogen right after you mix them ??

[@EvanModsMinis]

nerf_me! DO THAT

[@embersaffron5522]

Cold slows down reactions so it should ether be less violent, or not do anything ti;l iot thaws

[@jacfernandez8191]

It would just slow the molecular breakdown and take longer to ignite

[@andrewjohnston5374]

if you dip a bouncy ball in liquid nitrogen, will it bounce or will it shatter?

[@joshuacruz6111]

New England Patriots shatter

[@stormlocate5348]

New England Patriots

[@Watamedayo]

AccuStorm Storm Center

[@MrChamberlaindavidd]

This was something we used to start large council fires in my youth group typically as part of a skit in which we convinced the group the break fluid was water and the cup with clorine was kept hidden. leaving many a young man in awe at our "Magic" fires Started with "water". Great memories.

[@electronicsNmore]

I was surprised by the size of the flame. How about using liquid chlorine? Nurdrage, isn't that the guy from "Alien Interview" on KZbin? LOL

[@gregorygiulio]

Reaction may be instantaneous

[@deanupton383]

Liquid chlorine is a lot weaker than granular. Liquid is approximately 30% strength compared to granular that around 60%, then there’s black spot remover 85% that’s near to pure chlorine. The most purest is at gaseous form100%. I’m a pool guy that’s how I know.

[@bigsean2473]

@@deanupton383 the bag he used said 73%

[@andylagger551]

So this guy literally just made a portable firebomb…and showed each of his steps….

[@thejonathanhoch]

@@andylagger551 there are more applications than JUST violence. Great example of the tool not being the problem, it’s the operator using it. I’m looking at this as a fantastic way to start a campfire in the rain.

[@BroTastix]

He's probably on some kind of watch list with all the chemicals he buys ^^

[@endymonyt4268]

Probably

[@Cool-xu1ip]

endymon yt he’s dead

[@leomadero562]

Yeah i always get on watch lists for owning a pool and a car

[@_Edo]

Nitroglycerin + Black powder! Like if you agree!

[@lordvoldemort917]

Ibro N gunpowder does nothing when compared to nitroglycerin. Nitroglycerin is just too dangerous to work with.

[@avocado9780]

Edo dude nitroglycerin is wayyyy to dangerous

[@lordvoldemort917]

Cody did a video on it. 2 drops of nitroglycerin broke a lock and sent 30ft in air.

[@thesimas42]

I like this recipe more :D just mix Potassium manganate and aluminum powder. Mix in ratio 1 to 1 and light it off *should go off in nice beautiful colorful flames). Then make the same mixture and compress it into a small ball (use paper to hold it in one place) and compress it using ducktape by wrapping it around the paper. Insert wick of any kind (from sparkle to a professional firework wick). Run away, because it will go off in a huge blast. This is my favorite homemade explosive mixture. You should try it.

[@shannondove96]

This explosive was made years ago, its a type of dynamite, although it was never as popular as the potassium nitrate/ sawdust/ nitroglycerine formula. There have been many things mixed with nitroglycerine to make new explosives, such as nitro cellulose, ammonium nitrate, ...even salt was used in an attempt to cool down the explosion to keep from igniting coal dust in mines.

[@CraigPater]

Fascinating chemistry video excellent quality very well done sir keep up the good work. A little safety tip for additional safety measures, as soon as you finish carefully mixing the granular pool chlorine and brake fluid and carefully place the reaction vessel on a suitable non flammable surface remove packaging or containers containing the remaining granular pool chlorine and brake fluid from the area where the reaction is taking place carefully and place them a fairly lengthy distance away from the the reaction vessel and separate the individual packaging or containers containing each individual chemical a fairly lengthy distance away from each other as well for added safety.

[@n0va211]

is this video reuploaded ?

[@some169]

Dude Amaz8ng, no

[@ItchyBrain2023]

Dude Amaz8ng I was thinking the same, I swear I watched it last night...

[@xprmx1757]

KrisGamer1703 yes

[@MrLoneyLP]

Didn´t you already upload that? .-.

[@seandunne2673]

Loney it was taken down and reuploaded

[@breadbeard9728]

Loney okay I thought I was the only one

[@ernestasvalentinas4762]

If you would dip a speaker in Liquid Nitrogen how long would it still work for???

[@davidwlodarczyk4616]

like I want to see that

[@mrskate7771]

Ernestas Valentinas .. i would say put a speaker facing up and put liquid nitrogen in the dish

[@staberas]

u will get a superconductive speaker

[@strontium9041]

staberas not only that the speaker will probably catch on fire/blowup depending on what kind of speakers. since there aren't any resistance in the circuit the voltage going through the circuit would increase and thus overloading

[@SushiCat0316]

now i hav an idea on how to start-up a barbecue grill fast...

[@iswagz4096]

Can you try putting a cap on the bottle and trowing it?

[@alysergicview4225]

yep but throw it quickly mate!

[@raven.8073]

gl with your new bomb, bud

[@aaaaaaaaasssssddffffffff]

How to store farts in a jar : Things needed : You, Fart, jar, assistant, swimming pool First, go in a swimming pool *without* clothes on. Second, dive into the bottom so that your stomach will touch the ground. Third, fart. Then your assistant should catch the fart bubble with an upside down jar in-water. Last, close the jar *in* the water. There's some water in the jar, but it's pure fart, without air. (This method uses water substitution, you learn this in chemistry.) To store perfectly : *Do not* get rid of the water. Instead, flip the jar upside down so the lid points the ground.

[@a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907]

😳

[@rickevers4135]

Very uncommon name i

[@michaelnguyen2744]

Very uncommon name you're a genius

[@jakeutc16]

Amazing

[@nickmuller3205]

Can you try putting a soda bottle with brake fluid and chlorine upside down and see if it shoots up in the air?

[@GottliebGoltz]

It just gets better and better. Thank You.

[@kingwolfie3571]

better go separate the two in my garage

[@jls99500]

Oddly enough.... The auto fluids are right next to the pool supplies😫 I guess I'm cleaning the garage today...

[@apocalypseg0d690]

Yup same here need to separate the two from my shed!

[@damadmaster45]

At least I don’t have a private pool or a car. I live in an an apartment. The pool there is managed by the company that manages the rest of the place

[@damadmaster45]

I’m REALLY glad about that

[@richardprice5978]

o please🙏 don't give any ideas 💡 to mad/pist off 😡 evildoers ( practical pranksters ) any more ideas of how to mysterious 👻 ways of lighting someone's car 🚘 on 🔥 to look 👀 like a paranormal activity event or random accidental fire

[@t.a.2815]

make a rocket with this

[@gwendolynsheperd9011]

T. A. that would be awesome

[@a1karaoke]

T. A. i

[@coleadams484]

It won't produce enough thrust

[@dominickl4456]

T. A. It isn't concentrated enough.

[@gwendolynsheperd9011]

DomLaudi that can be changed *evil smile*

[@ElizabethSwims]

That's interesting that the fumes don't smell like chlorine. Do you think the fumes are toxic? This is one of the reasons I like your use of glycerin and potassium permanganate because the fumes are non toxic.

[@TheKingofRandom]

+Elizabeth Swims according to my friend nurdrage the fumes are not toxic. The Dot 3 brake fluid itself is relatively harmless as well even if you were to drink it. Although that's certainly not recommended :-)

[@clamanteslupus5891]

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" Can you redo the smoke bomb video But this time can you do it so the smoke Can be different colors Example green blue red Etc I would like to see that video

[@xIPhantomIx]

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" I want to know why if you put gasoline inside of a styrofoam cup why it disolves

[@JK-dn4pu]

Dude, when I did that as a kid; be cautious as I’ve always had about 15 seconds before it went up

[@VolosVibes]

I wonder... Can you make a Leidenfrost boat that is floating and moving because of liquid nitrogen and travels on your pool for example?

[@chichan4127]

another thing, HTH (which is what that pool sanitizer stuff is, another name for calcium hypochlorite) will rust ANYTHING that the fumes come into contact with. so if youre going to do this yourself, keep it away from any metals or in a tightly sealed container

[@brandenzobal5793]

I learn more stuff watching KZbin videos and reading the comments section then I ever learned in school

[@colbysilagy5072]

Grant could you put hotglue in the mini foundry and see if you could get it to a "liquid" then cast something with it

[@diamondaxe8]

colby silagy the hotglue gun does that already I think e glue would with burn away if it's in the metal foundary

[@colbysilagy5072]

Zaos yeah but it wouldnt have to be in the foundry long just enough to make the viscosity more similar to that of water

[@riteshr.k.fatnfine3004]

Till the day I can, I'll watch 1 or 2 of ur videos daily so that KZbin will have to keep paying ur family. Maybe I'm a cheapo but this is my way of saying " Long Live The King(of random) "

[@vladimirdosljak3111]

I've already seen this video from you lol

[@victorars9816]

Me too

[@abdulsabourafolabi4333]

1:50 Harry Potter and the goblet of fire!! I'll go now

[@mattnewmorin3114]

Would the reaction happen quicker if you made the pool cleaner finer and would the reaction be bigger

[@charlesbeard8823]

Sweet video man, I’d love to see how big the reaction would be if you used one of those large water tanks

[@maxament1884]

First: will a vacuum chamber float on water or will it sink down ? second: what will happen when you crack the vacuum chamber under water ? thats two things I really want to know . thank you

[@bloogaming8827]

+YotamSi his vacuum chamber won't sink. Because buoyancy.

[@maxament1884]

YotamSi My english is bad too i am German

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

hmmm interesting

[@lurts9820]

+1

[@jobear6596]

What would happen if you put that Chemical mixture in a vacuum chamber?

[@BearAttackGaming]

this has to happen

[@sebastiangradzki9149]

Jobear it wont combust since it would need oxygen

[@Trip2k]

Very possibly nothing as the gas wouldn't be able to build up... Possibly... :P

[@BearAttackGaming]

the chlorine has it's own oxygen molecules this is what grant said anyway there fore it is plausible

[@joeparreman4859]

nothing is gonna happen, there is no air to make a flame

[@delko-c6m]

The open air reaction occuring faster is actually normal. It has more surface so the compounds react with dioxygen faster.

[@almightyyt2101]

Thing the public is ready for a king of random book of most awesome experiments

[@doof9946]

Before it ignites you should turn the bottle upside down Like if you want grant to do this!

[@valeeco_4973]

Checked Ranger i don't think that is very smart

[@NoobNoob-ss5hs]

Now I know how to setup a planned arson with a 2 minute extraction time. Thanks! :D

[@britneyspearsstalkerrapist]

Hahaha. 😆😂😆😂😆😂

[@shiddy.]

yeah that's what I was thinking ... 2 years from now when we all need an ID to buy brake fluid we'll know why

[@gunfisher4661]

@@shiddy. Bummer you already have to show ID and sign to but simple tar type roof caulking in a tube.

[@samuellatchman9823]

is your metal foundry hot enough to melt sand into glass???????????

[@tasteslikewall]

samuel latchman Plain old sand doesn't make modern glass, but I believe he has done something like this already.

[@moki2093]

Kelton Kennedy sand makes scratchy glass crystals. Glass used in the industry is composed of 4 ingredients I think.

[@SonsOfLorgar]

Moki it's traditionally made of quarts sand or crushed quarts crystals, sodium carbonate and calcium carbonate or potassium carbonate (the latter makes a more crystaline glas knownas Bohemian crystal (after the German province of Bohemia)

[@ethanjamesnajera5782]

samuel latchman cody's lab did this experiment

[@lupusthefurry7012]

Rip King your knowledge will forever guide me

[@myrdalmuda]

Can you put a tank full of liquid nitrogen inside a pool and open the lid under water? Wondering how cloudy it would be..

[@Mystery-rc6nv]

Myrdal Muda I'd like to see that too!

[@sebastianfry7813]

Myrdal Muda that would be so cool

[@beastunleasher8370]

Mystery1989 but the liquid nitrogen will create too much pressure and may explode or pop the confinements of the box or what ever u put it in

[@shotguun29]

Would *

[@jamesnunn3300]

yes do it

[@ryderjohnson6123]

What happens when you put dot 3 brake fluid in pool water

[@BudiSantoso-hl4bf]

oily pool?

[@joshgibson742]

Depends what pool water are. We taking about a chlorine pool or salt water pool gotta specify

[@madstacker1319]

wasn't this already uploaded

[@m.e.y.5790]

rudy davis / it got taken down for some reason

[@lightninxr3347]

rudy davis it got taken down

[@WalkingPrepper]

Can regular bleach be used in place of the powder?

[@taxieating1616]

Do the volcano experiment again in the dessert and fill it with brake fluid and chlorine much cooler reaction

[@awesomeguy9573]

Taxi Eating Nice

[@Bird-ri9fw]

Taxi Eating in a cake?

[@gwendolynsheperd9011]

peepmin fis 😂😂