Kil*er: Why are Balloons Cylinder Exploding?

Balloons including balloon cylinders that are made unsafely with hydrogen gas chemically are exploding causing tragedy. The hydrogen gas, although very unsafe is used widely for filling balloons. This is a risky process by using sodium hydroxide, aluminum metal, and water.
The reaction is very fast and high pressure is created in the cylinder, and the cylinder may explode.
DISCLAIMER: It is strictly not recommended to do the chemical reaction in your homes. STAY SAFE. The video is only an educational one and does not promote the use of this process
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[@ritesh146]

Great video. Good explanation.

[@deepranjanchaurasia8461]

Band garnu paryo esto ballon seller haru lai

[@SapienKnows]

Indeed

[@RenzoDestin]

Yg bahasa Indonesia lah biar paham

[@SapienKnows]

You can select Subtitle Language from English to Indonesian.🤔 Sorry, I don't speak Indonesian. 😃

[@AnubhabKundu]

it is ethylene gas or acetylene not hydrogen

[@SapienKnows]

Ethylene is just slightly lighter than air. Acetylene is also slightly lighter than air. Both gases can just make the balloon fly. The acetylene is used as welding gas. These gases are not used for filling balloon. On the other hand Hydrogen is the lightest of all the gases but is very reactive. Helium is the second lightest of all the gases and does not burn. By the chemical reaction, the hydrogen gas is produced and is used for filling balloon that is extremely unsafe to use.

[@AnubhabKundu]

@@SapienKnows when hydrogen was banned then acetylene was used.

[@user-jd8uq4rt9j]

​@@AnubhabKunduhi sir how acetylene can it fill balloon fly ?

[@AnubhabKundu]

@@user-jd8uq4rt9j acetylene produced by mixing calcium carbide in water you can fill a tank with it then use it with a shut off valve and pressure gauge to fill into balloons.