Lithium Metal Experiment FAIL!!!

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[@candlewax122]

This was not a FAIL, we had fire and explosions, and the danger of playing with lithium metal was clearly demonstrated, 10/10

[@snakeinthebottle]

1:43 he speaks like he is deactivating the bomb :D

[@jakecaster8802]

cus he kinda is it blew up

[@ixlalater]

rofl

[@TheCatWizard]

What bomb?

[@sandeepkamath9339]

Rush B

[@kingcletus1310]

he forgot to mention that you have to whisper because the battery can hear you

[@kristijan.1]

+King Cletus lmao

[@RoarkeIsBored]

it's like a ASMR video

[@collicombs5894]

The wild battery hears fear in the voice

[@stijnvisser7306]

5:00 wow now i get the "don't try this at home" part!!!

[@sv1ka292]

he said it 2 times before this

[@fountaincap]

"I made a hole in my house" LOL!

[@8ulgogi]

His best video? Anyone agree.. I love how calm he is when crazy stuff happens... Oh my tables on fire...just made a whole in my house...shattered a glass bowl. I love his videos

[@rosiepls5840]

His hands were shaking real bad :c

[@marjandobersek9301]

he is a russian .too much wodka

[@KhanggiTanka]

Shaky hands

[@bluecrabsandsushi2]

Might be withdrawal---he is Russian after all

[@Drewrejee]

bluecrabsandsushi2 just because he is Russian? -_- really you people anyone can have a withdrawal...

[@merpkerpie7267]

Angela Rejametova it was a stereotype joke im assuming

[@Pvix69]

Tamahagane lay off the sugars

[@marjandobersek9301]

too much wodka

[@M3RCxNationHQ]

*Throws it into the water* .. *Runs away and leaves fire extinguisher behind* .... Fuck logic.

[@2345526]

RUSSIANS

[@muzzimal2967]

he ran for some vodka so he can survive the fire

[@zoltan1953]

3:08 "Throw it in the water and run away!" lol!

[@technoman53]

That fire extinguisher isn't going to do anything, you need a class k. Fire department protocol for a metal fire is to run the fuck away.

[@Joniz1337]

Class D*

[@technoman53]

Yeah you're right, sorry.

[@phonescreamer]

You'll be fine with a bucket of sand, with more than enough to bury the piece you're burning.

[@Vicmp40]

Yandy ya but not a hand full because the lithium is so hot that is would melt the silica (sand) into glass, then it would flow off of the wooden rail and burn the floor. but then again a bucket of sand... that will do the job.

[@MrMathWR]

Safety is number one priority... So why did he try to make something burning ON a fucking wood fence ? And near to the grass as well... GENIUS

[@ummmove1]

He DOES have a Fire Extinguisher. :/

[@ummmove1]

Makes sense.

[@ThexGamingxSavage]

***** He's Russian, ok? He'll figure something out xD

[@ummmove1]

Lol :o

[@privatniprofil5762]

yep and also ih fire exttinguisher exploded he woud turn off the fire , but also turn off his life

[@jessicawood688]

You would never expect a common household object to be so dangerous.

[@ninezeroo4279]

same thought...

[@MrLittlelawyer]

There are many many household materials capable of far more then this, just takes a little work and chemistry. With how frightened society is of everything like this you would think we would walk around our houses like they are nuclear plants. :P

[@real0mar]

Bleach+vinegar

[@jessicawood688]

or you could just put bleach in the toilet.. when someone goes to the bathroom the bleach reacts with ammonia in the urine to make a toxic gas

[@MrLittlelawyer]

Jessica Wood LOL, if that produced enough to kill quickly (which it wouldn't) that would be the ultimate assassination technique XD. Also you can just stick table salt in water, run a current through it, and it produces toxic gas. Certain drain openers or car battery acid, and certain salts for meat are the basic ingredients to very high explosives as well, not to mention something as simple as cotton or glycerin from soap. Other diet salts can be used to make explosives, and aluminum is a primary ingredient in rocket fuels and many explosives and thermite, and everyone has that. So yeah, its pretty impressive what chemistry can do. Naturally, many of the processes required to do what I said are not only are unstable but produce many toxic gases, so it would be very dangerous to attempt (and illegal in some places), but the fact is its there and its all common household items.

[@trigger1361]

Now I'm going to have to fix this crap lol.

[@SaWYaMS]

A better question would be why would he leave the fire axtinguisher NEXT to the lithium thingy?

[@rwa2620]

Lol Chernobyl much?

[@timroofer]

By far your best video. It is hilarious because of your emotional reaction. Do more experiments that border on the edge of science and psycho. Create a pattern of unpredictability that will stir up more responses like this one. "Perfect pill of egg" could be a t-shirt. I would buy it. Keep em coming Hacker. You do good work. What can you do with GOLF BALLS???

[@ameteuraspirant]

i think this is one of he metals used in fireworks, isn't it?

[@thegamelords6087]

i think its used in firecrackers,the effect is simular

[@RandomExperiments]

Lithium as a metal is not used in fireworks, because it's not safe. As a salt f.e. lithium chloride it's way too hygroscopic. You can watch it turning wet on air in about a few minutes. Almost looks like as if it melts.

[@Cd5ssmffan]

You're peeling the battery as if you're peeling an orange

[@Officiallyoffthefish]

hahahhaha throw it in and run away!😂😂😂😂😂

[@Dr_Mario2007]

A bit of tidbit, Lithium fire actually burn VERY hot, up to 3,000 °C. That also explains why the ceramic bowl instantly shattered once Lithium flames gets to bright white color.

[@nicolhaidi]

This guy is a genius, burning things on a wood surface

[@Tambo74]

Plastic Glass of Water? hahahahahaha

[@NotSoLogical]

Lithium smoke, don't breath this!

[@ivansea8573]

blend tec?

[@NotSoLogical]

Yup

[@rajeshshahi1000]

That's not lithium smoke it is hydrogen gas

[@NotSoLogical]

rajesh shahi rajesh shahi the joke your head

[@memesinaction5847]

Top lifehack

[@TestCandidate95]

This was the most educational thing I've watched on KZbin since 2011.

[@savannahadams3145]

Looks kind of dangerous...... i'm gonna go buy a battery now

[@erikhendrych190]

Thank you for the experiment. It is cool. For the first one I was like: "Man why don't you take that fire extinguisher with you?"

[@TheCrusaderBin]

Really coo experiment, but I feel sorry for your house :P

[@brookeb2227]

Lithium is one of the most reactive elements known to man.... Ive seen this video a lot... But I don't suggest doing that one again. You can't just go buy pure lithium alone for a reason. I noticed another comment with other metals that do the same thing. I don't suggest that either, but unless you have a job in science you couldn't buy it anyhow... but if you do, do it again, keep the lithium you're not currently using in a bowl of kerosene. It won't turn black while you're playing with a piece of it.

[@decakjeisaozasuncem8843]

where can I buy this guy wanna keep him in backyard like pet

[@nathanielgorz5927]

Soo hes all about "Safety First" but then he runs away from a ongoing reacting material witch could start his wooden porch on fire, Leaving the fire extinguisher on the poarch...

[@salehhaymoor2228]

it's the first time he uses the fire extinguisher i really wanted him to use it!

[@ScArrD]

"Oh snap, I made a hole in my house...." HAHAHAHA :D LMAO

[@merpkerpie7267]

put it in water and *RUN AWAY* .....**forgets fire extinguisher...**

[@geon79]

4. Standard fire extinguisher can only make metal fires worse! They all contain compounds (water, carbon dioxide, sodium bicarbonate, etc. depending on the type) that will react violently with heated metal, often producing toxic gases such as carbon monoxide. So never ever use them, you need specially designed extinguisher for metal fires. You were really lucky , especially with the burning lithium.

[@gamer3928]

Put the Lithium metal in water, and light the fumes produced.

[@taztrooper3438]

Reminded me of high school chemistry 40 years ago when we did this with Na (Sodium) and K (Potassium) metals. The metals got so hot as they reacted with the water that they melted and formed small spheres that scooted around the surface of the water as they oxidized. And it didn't take long for the K to get so hot it ignited the hydrogen gas that was being emitted. Nice explosion!

[@HiHoRC]

ok, guys, without clicking on any box to type in just type 1980

[@skinnythecookie]

awesome

[@callmeSkoob]

To get a big boom you need to move further down on the periodic table. Lithium isn't quite reactive enough, try sodium, potassium, rubidium or caesium. The further down you go the bigger the boom until you hit the radioactive stuff. We did learn that Lithium is a great fire starter tho! :D

[@SupMarcee]

"learning purpose" only ;)

[@Chickennuggetjoes]

I like how he says don't do it at home, but describes how to do it in 2nd person

[@hunterhi7614]

drinking game drink when ever he says dont try this at home im gonna try because he says that alot

[@hunterhi7614]

a large gulp

[@SERIOUSRONAN]

SWAT on a mission. Tango: Damn We need to blow up this door Bravo: We don't have an explovsion cap Charlie: I have 2 packs of ENERGIZER Tango, Bravo, Charlie: Hell YEAH !!!

[@starleesipriani8151]

DUDE THIS IS TOTALY DANGEROUSLY AEWSOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrMobster121]

That was not a fail. That was awesome

[@timnerenberg]

The Flame is 2000 degrees hot xD

[@ellamax123]

1 way to ruin a bowl, your deck, and a plant

[@schm147]

But will it blend?

[@Raatokka]

Don't breath this :D

[@Shadofox12]

It goes BOOM

[@estcstsrfr]

Walrus That’s a nod to some old SNL right?

[@manleystanley91]

4:29 oohh.. I made a whole in my house.. lolol best part love it lol

[@kirabiiami2701]

why would u do it on wood ?!?!?!?!?!?

[@nolimits4253]

1:59 "It might gonna go on fire." THE MORE YOU LEARN.

[@cherry3delight]

throw it in the water and den run away...

[@paulmazurek3608]

Great experiment. This shows to dispose of battries properly not just discard them anywhere. Thanks

[@TheGamerDrago]

does anyone else watch his videos for comedy instead of science haha

[@cameronberlusconi2815]

Who cares if he shakes! He"s still a cool Person, who makes awesome videos.

[@anikingamers]

his hands were shaking so much o.o

[@t0caia726]

Why do you shake so much? Cold? Abstinence? Cool vid btw.

[@narndraws]

*IS HE CRAZY*

[@Nicky5972]

yes. yes he is

[@narndraws]

:D

[@tarketosun]

because he's Russian :D

[@narndraws]

:D

[@ethanadkisson6241]

The man is nutz

[@MixZTitaniumDubstep]

Ha. You left the fire extinguisher there.

[@olliplol5244]

Are u shaking because u are scared or because u on drugs?

[@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld]

Yes

[@uncaged52]

"do not try this at home" continues with what you need!! LMFAO LOL

[@Subfreme98]

dude is shaking as fuck :D:D

[@markusmanni5516]

"Do not try this at home!" some minutes later " Now comes the tricky part" LOLZ xD

[@fluffyhoitydino]

when the bowl broke at 5:00 it sounded like music

[@WarlordZeddicus]

4:38 *cough* "Oh! Don't breathe this!"

[@12345678921768]

I bet that water is toxic

[@dariodidle]

If you mix potassium and water it will have a huge explosion.

[@krose8303]

Why are you shaking so much

[@CD-iz4ul]

He is simulating drunkness

[@ItsKarenVega]

He's probably hungry. I get shaky when I haven't eaten in long enough.

[@superturkeylegs]

I'd only use burning lithium for melting metal and starting fires. But, the explosive properties are undesirable for safe smelting.

[@GrimSlaughter]

4:20 OOOH shit, he's doing it on a wooden surface. I JUST CAME from a video prohibiting doing it on anything but a metal surface. 6:15 R.I.P. The poor plant.

[@Actar_Raikit]

One of the many definitions of the word 'glass', "a tumbler or other comparatively tall, handleless drinking container."

[@Shadofox12]

I miss these experiments 2018

[@shamsael]

My favourite was the part where he throws the lithium in the water and runs, but leaves the fire extinguisher next to the "experiment".

[@pedroclaro7822]

1:30: "smells pretty wierd already, but well, that's why I am wearing gloves"

[@jonophlek4720]

4:25 Amazing :D This guy is a dope as scientist!

[@aciddaddy420]

When science requires use of a fire extinguisher, I say that's a win.

[@SquidMissile1]

Jesus Christ man... I don't even know where to begin

[@JudeBellinghamMadrid]

“It made a hole in my house” *”I thought it was cool so I’m going to do it again”*

[@steve42lawson]

Saw another Lithium Battery dis-assembly video where the guy used a pipe cutter -- brilliant!!

[@Morph-2323]

Lithium almost makes the water look like something really caustic, even though it's not.

[@taylorpierce2398]

I laughed my ass off. "So you gently put it in the water and RUN AWAY!" *runs inside house and slams door*

[@rustile306]

Why not just do it on a piece of wood in the lawn, that looked like a nice deck.

[@hotcheetogwerl]

He was nervous the whole time. Shaking like a cold chihuahua

[@andrecura3551]

If you will put it on water, it is safe because it is the lithium metal which will disintegrate. But for putting it to fire, make sure nothing fragile is near the flame or it will break that thing

[@alicjacichon813]

YOUR HANDS SHAKE LOADS U OK? NOT A FAIL ITS AWESOME!!!!:D

[@caetrs]

he isnt shaking ONE BIT XD

[@hockeyfinatic26]

"Oh snap i made a hole in my house" LMFAO i love ur english

[@thesquadpotato3088]

hello everbody welcome back to my laboratory where safety is number 1 priority

[@jimmym7995]

0:07 welcome back to my laboratory...... well its not my laboratory..!! LOLOL...!! :))

[@loganrichardson4814]

I couldn't stop laughing when he said "oh snap i made hole in my house *coughs* don't breave dis."

[@anthonysarrouf8034]

2.25 ''recycle this away'' 2.28 throws it on the floor :P i love u dude keeo it up

[@nasty420gaming5]

He is really smart setting something on fire in a wood surface

[@vusvis]

No. Rubidium is a highly explosive alkaline metal. It will explode if it is dropped in water. I did this with Natrium, and it caught fire. My chemics teacher said that if you would drop a small amount of Rubidium in a bathtub, in would explode

[@drtuscani2308]

Your hands being so shaky I started to shake XD don't ask why I don't know... And when the bowl broke I was like "oh $h1t" was not expecting that! I guess that's why when your experimenting you should always use item that are safe if they explode and not expensive! XD

[@karmapunch3410]

Man, Taras, you're not just crazy - you're INSANE!

[@NeighborlyGamerz]

Yes... Let's burn a most likely explosive metal... Better yet, let's do it on the wood of my house

[@diamondeyez2000]

4:26 Catches on fire then he says whoa and theres fire going all over the place XD

[@seanroberts2947]

i love how hes telling us step by step things but not telling us to do it

[@george45620]

You wanted to use that extinguisher so bad you attempted to set your deck on fire

[@Bradon32]

This hardly seems like the experiment you'd want to try with this level of Parkinson's.

[@timojissink4715]

"do not try this at home" and he describes to the audience how to do it