Make Green Fire with a Drop of Water!?! TKOR Shows You How To Make a Green Flame With Negative X

In this video we're experimenting with Negative X. a composition that will burst into flames on contact with water. Curious how to make a fire turn green? Using Negative X can create an awesome fire. TKOR show you EVERYTHING you need to know how to make a green fire.
Making a green flame fire is well worth it! This colorful fire project is as super easy as it looks, but ONLY if you avoid the mistakes and follow the instructions we highlight in the video. This is perfect for those wanting to know how to make a greek fire, how to make green flame, Negative X experiments, fire starters, how to make Negative X, how to make fire in water, chemical fire basics, green flames experiment and many more!
If you want to try something new and creative or just a simple weekend project such as: creating a green flame, fire experiment, fire science, fire hacks, chemical reactions, or STEM projects...watch the video to learn more.
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[@chumban]

Labeling the water bottle as "H2O"!!!😂😂😂😂

[@lukezachary14]

Chumban Shukla probably has too. The wifey doesn't know what's what anymore lol

[@ShowMeSomething1]

Huehuehue negative x! Huehuehue such science very grammar

[@PSYCHOxFROST]

Chumban Shukla H2O is universal so everyone knows what it is no matter what language they speak, also with the chemical these people use it's probably useful to make it clear it's not hydrochloric acid for example

[@freeagent8604]

He could have wrote "Dihydromonoxide".

[@Sorai_]

H20 is water in chemical symbols

[@domdagamer5285]

WARNING ⚠️ This may explode in humid air... Takes it outside on a humid day🤦‍♂️

[@fanrco766]

DomDaGamer *tries to put out the fire with water* *fire grows tremendously*

[@cleofroggy]

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@ninjapenguin1039]

Basicly saying no air

[@emilen2]

Doesn't cover the glass pot...

[@josephhardin8391]

@DragonKnight1625902 Yeah, he's just going to ignite that by his phone nonchalantly. He's not lying, that stuff is extremely sensitive to moisture. By the look of those clouds, the humidity is enough to possibly set it off, and a raindrop would be just enough as well. Don't be so critical, chemistry is like that.

[@sebastianbarbe8492]

We used to call it "Negative-X" because of an X,Y,Z diagram we made of the 3 chemicals used in the mixture. This was from the cite United Nuclear

[@lamarrotems]

THIS NATE.

[@lamarrotems]

NATE, THIS.

[@user-hw6ew4yv2h]

Smart

[@lock5171]

姚 姚 yes

[@fakename4295]

Does the website say anything about lazarium?

[@gamingnooobanimates8769]

Lable:Do not ingest! Him: ya know, Ill just lick it

[@shekotechie]

They substance(compound) that he said he would lick is totally different from the (zinc fumes) which is actually A FINAL outcome of the whole chemical reaction :D lololol

[@peterknutsen3070]

It’s just salty licorice flavour.

[@teagansmith4352]

Whos he

[@zombie3317]

Teagan Smith he’s the main guy in the vid you know the only one who’s on the vid

[@brycetrussell3063]

@@teagansmith4352 the guy in the vid *DUH*

[@shadowshot4725]

Terrarians be like: "The fire is green? *GASP* Cursed flames!"

[@glitchedpixel562]

Same

[@beatupsaturn560]

Lol

[@mkomand]

I just readed the first part of this and i combined it w terraria

[@blendercheetos1828]

And it can't be put out with water

[@thespirittree7016]

Cursed Flames are blue

[@TheNocturnalAlchemist]

These type of experiments is what I subscribed for 🔥

[@mikkelkjaerstad6838]

The Nocturnal Alchemist Me too!!

[@jasonthedead9143]

Th nocturnal Scientist Yes!!!

[@A10Eiro]

Right? Grant now behaves kinda... weird. This guy has the passion of Grant from four years ago

[@Peaches-yj8xk]

I see you everywhere!

[@Deuce-xj2xl]

The Nocturnal Alchemist same

[@AndyKraken]

For anyone wondering; here's the chemical reaction happening when water is introduced to the Negative X: 1. Cl- (from NH4CL) acts as a catalyst on the decomposition of NH4NO3: Cl- NH4NO3-----------------> N2O(g) + 2 (H2O)(aq) 2. Water in the reaction causes the decomposition of more NH4NO3, which is an autocatalytic effect. 3. The reaction melts the NH4NO3 and allows the oxidation of the zinc. The overall reaction is: Zn (s) + NH4NO3 (s)------> N2 (g) + ZnO (s) + 2 (H2O) (g)

[@Mobius0]

NEEEERRRRD

[@diegobustillosestrada8805]

@@Mobius0 no u

[@icantthinkofaname8759]

我我咋

[@juicy_juice619]

Nice

[@katharinepruett2595]

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaa😳🤯

[@WinterCrystal1009]

And this is how Greek Fire is made, class!

[@rajnisoni9340]

If you use aluminium powder you will get purple flame and smoke plzz try it 🙏🙏🙏

[@Fabio-hc9bv]

@Mr. Gray bad idea. Thats how you loose fingers, hands and other important limbs.

[@sadjevil1444]

@@Fabio-hc9bv no

[@alexbevan2183]

Fabio Oertle wait limbs are important?

[@inhisname01g54]

Try fully submerging the powder and see if it lights

[@FarhanNahin]

that’s how u make stuff explode

[@user-dr1wd1im2k]

💥

[@hexagonist23]

Nope, won't explode. The water will just put the flame away. Besides, there is no oxygen gas for the flame.

[@shekotechie]

@@hexagonist23 That's not necessarily true tho , there are many kinds and sorts of chemicals and chemical reactions that allow burning under water and even welding metals! like for example Argon gas and others

[@RawCuriosity]

@@hexagonist23Nitrates are strong oxidizers

[@safaabedian6943]

The name may originate from the fact it produces a glow similar to that of Xenon lights, plus a green colour associated with Chlorine. Xenon is unreactive though, hence the term "negative X" as in "opposite" or "reverse".

[@forgodsakestopplz7944]

Safa Abedian 🖒

[@vinitamathew4736]

Safa Abedian ooo nice...

[@ChristopherJones-ck2zh]

You beat me to it.

[@crackedaim]

Safa Abedian Thank you science side of tumblr

[@itzspyroxxofficial2174]

Safa Abedian its probably called negative because it gets ignited not with fire or heat but water or humidity

[@purebread3898]

This is what Joker needed

[@epicethereallord2977]

This is terrible

[@anchovyacquirer]

@@epicethereallord2977 like you?

[@beebindy]

put negative x in liquid nitrogen

[@blazeanderson2657]

Anyone else miss Grant?

[@nightlingpandemoniummalefi6806]

Me

[@braydennelson7024]

Me

[@emeryshurpit8656]

Not really, he kinda overhyped everything "WOAH LOOK AT THAT WATER FLOW DOWN THE SIDE OF THAT BEAKER, THATS SO WEIRD" (exaggeration)

[@nameless4323]

I dooooo

[@tictac3127]

Where did he even go? Can someone tell me?

[@SpecificLove7]

Great experiment

[@lostkey7941]

Specific Love Creations Indeed 🔥

[@trover1922]

*tries to put out the fire * *fire amplifies *

[@Raghuram1992]

OMG that raging green flames were awesome Nate.... Keep up the cool work

[@Anima420]

We see Grant at the end of the video !!!! :D

[@beaudombeck2603]

Anima it’s the outro of course he’s there

[@PinkPoo]

He probably recorded that long time ago

[@j33REN]

Calcium Carbide + Water = Ethyne Gas

[@blazingpegasus7460]

both are same

[@notorious5795]

Its strongy exothermic reaction and with abundant oxygen of the air it ignites.

[@yuribrog9900]

ShishiR wohoo Netherlands!

[@MrNicker66]

ShishiR y=mx+b

[@paalzolder]

Jaja carbidschieten

[@joelepack938]

That was crazy how easily it lit off! Great video!

[@brandonpou1261]

That's really cool! I've rarely seen beautiful green flames.Will this reaction still happen if the zinc isn't added.Just NH4NO3 and NH4CL?

[@Hhoollee]

So if you put out normal fire with water, can you put this out with fire?

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

Yuno Gasai yes, make some and do it is awesome the green fire and regular fire mix to make a neon blue fire that goes out after 1 second

[@yaksher]

A bucket of water should do the trick. The reaction might continue, but all the heat will just be consumed by water.

[@wgoddard1988]

You could probably do it with Halon gas. Or something else that would starve it of oxygen. Though I’m not sure if this process requires oxygen to work?

[@jackpiper4188]

Yuno Gasai Negative waters

[@pinguino55h40]

no because it is still fire...

[@starsfan7412]

where is grant?

[@cosmiceclipse1240]

Stars Fan is that a butt plug?

[@currykingwurst6393]

Stars Fan He’s on vacation with his wife for their 10th anniversary.

[@apoualilo8523]

Stars Fan he's on a journey through Paradise 🌈

[@Halicyion]

I did some researching and found out why it was called negative x here’s the statement: “We used to call it "Negative-X" because of an X,Y,Z diagram we made of the 3 chemicals used in the mixture. We recorded the performance of the different chemical combinations in the formula and logged the values on our chart, It started working when one of the chemical values was negative on the 'X' scale - hence 'Negative X'. No doubt it's known by other names by now. It's a great attention grabbing classroom chemical demonstration.”

[@xenocide2519]

This guy's are so cool. If I had them as teachers I would be such a smartass.

[@sumppump7166]

TO ANYONE ASKING WHERE GRANT IS: He is still here but not in the videos right that, he says that at the end of last video

What if Grant is a timelord and he just regenerated?

[@r0n4ld917]

Polski Śledź 2001 i see no other explanation

[@GrEg-1962]

Polski Śledź 2001 seriously where is grant

[@TeaGamingPanda]

Ismail Rabie in his Tardis.

[@cryaesthetic3603]

Polski Śledź 2001 say Hi to jodie for me

[@familysportsmix3986]

What would happen if you spray it while it's on fire

[@reesegomez9095]

If I recall, we made several small heaps and tried to hit each one with a squirt gun. We used to call it "Negative-X" because of an X,Y,Z diagram we made of the 3 chemicals used in the mixture. We recorded the performance of the different chemical combinations in the formula and logged the values on our chart, It started working when one of the chemical values was negative on the 'X' scale - hence 'Negative X'. No doubt it's known by other names by now. It's a great attention grabbing classroom chemical demonstration.

[@justinroman7255]

Can you mix it with thermite?

[@MasterChef-ux3gk]

Potato, Potato, you could probably do it but it might not work.

[@danstott9706]

Potato, Potato yes, you are physically capable of adding thermite. Or maybe not if you're really a potato

[@ianduijsens]

YUSSSSSSSSS

[@quinnls]

Why would you do that

[@Deuce-xj2xl]

Potato, Potato oh yuss

[@dr.chintansecretarycos3869]

The zinc gives the green colour which is also seen in many fireworks. The ammonium nitrate is another chemical used in fireworks to produce green.

[@lizard_pioneer4455]

This is so interesting, i love it😁

[@AdamAndLoganProductions]

Put this with thermite pleas (like for grant to see)!

[@dustin7671]

It wouldn't get hot enough to ignite thermite.

[@Rotary1999]

He did 3 hours ago

[@dustin7671]

Yup. Just like I thought.

[@joaofontanini4233]

Missing you Mr.thompson pt2!!!

[@dewaynemeshyock3245]

João Fontanini what happend to grant

[@joaofontanini4233]

Dewayne Meshyock he is celebrating his 10th year of marrige!

[@blackbear92201]

Great video - thanks!

[@RavenVargas27]

Awesome what a cool way to make fire

[@Couldntve]

where did you hide grants body?

[@justdrey9779]

THE ELECTRIC CABLE omg grant is with his wife and kids idiots

[@anonymouspersonal9136]

He kidnapped hi

[@dtex1217]

YES WHERE IS GRANTS BODT

[@dtex1217]

YES WHERE IS HIS BODY WE NEED TO SEE HIM

[@dtex1217]

YES WHERE IS HIS BODY WE NEED TO SEE HIM

[@a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907]

Alkali metals can catch fire with water

[@rekarded2881]

but it's not in elemental form

[@MasterReady12]

None element in this experiment is an alkali metal

[@aoarashi3025]

Not by themselves: the reaction releases hydrogen has, which is flammable.

[@kkahandal]

Aweesome... I love your experiments

[@pixelatedpotato4282]

WHOAH THAT'S SOOO COOOOOOL 😲😲😲😲

[@BadAssMorgan]

Did Grant do a dangerous experiment and turn him into a younger version?

[@ruslangogoah9021]

BadAssMorgan that would be the next Einstein

[@irfanadli2653]

he die n his family use edo tensei

[@edgeofforever7720]

Considering the results I don't think it failed.

[@aiham3mm400]

BadAssMorgan yea like where is he

[@blackcappedchickadee8469]

Yeah I think that I missed something to !? 😛 where is he?

[@jebeastaughffe377]

What would happen if you pure the powder into a cup of water

[@schetine01]

Happy New Years

[@harmonymusic2463]

Awesome! I think it was a great day to do the experiment. Too bad it wasn't raining. That would have been awesome!

[@zebastinio]

Best (Not)King of random video yet.

[@pedrogarcia3882]

Wow! So amazing! I love how he explains how it happens, and don't only do it. I think this channel is going up in quality

[@oscarpaech4949]

Pedro Garcia the video is 10 mins long and it was released 3 mins ago you commented 2 mins ago so you watched a minimum of 1 minute of video before commenting wtf

[@darkrebel8576]

Pedro Garcia skip alot

[@sinnlos229]

Also, u say this as if it was something special, Pedro. ~1 Year ago this video would have been considered one of his worst ones. The quality is going up *again*! When did u join this channel?

[@lilpumpdatraper2304]

Pedro Garcia s

[@imakecontent8453]

Pedro Garcia yes it is

[@cherylfh]

Nate, you really need to read the "can I lick the science?" list 🤣

[@vapevusvape3056]

Awesome experiment

[@semicognitive]

I feel like Grant shows his face once each video just so people know he is still alive....

[@wobeck]

He doesn't show his face in each video. That's a recording.

[@samsmarty95]

shinaanish this is KZbin the whole thing is a recording :p

[@Bob-ck4dl]

Conner Aldrich sn

[@andresbaez1009]

Finally something with fire and explosion. And now that Mate is here making more videos, set of and explosion in fog to see if the vibrations make the fog clump up and precipitate.

[@barlowjared]

It looks like a sulfer sponge, after the chemical burn. Pretty cool looking

[@shaitany3355]

You are the king 👑

[@anonymoususer3541]

What if you tryed to light negtive x with a flame?

[@boterham7144]

Exactly the same as with water smh....

[@moth.monster]

It'll put the fire out duh

[@Josopaj]

It starts raining

[@draoidh6479]

Josopaj ahahahahahahahah

[@aidanjanke2308]

MAKE THE WORLDS LARGEST SLING SHOT THAT SHOOTS BOWLING BALLS!!!!!!!

[@vincekennethtorres445]

Tell that to JoergSprave. He can do that easily.

[@FeralXethx]

He's actually done it already, twice. Both are on his channel.

[@Peaches-yj8xk]

Mromfgtrololol yeah

[@bloonarmy1436]

Look up the slingshot channel they did that

[@keanukage644]

i was goingto say but it looks like people beat me to it

[@jhyland87]

Alright alright alright.... You win. Subscribed.

[@williamorangeofjuice7804]

the fine'er you make it, the more vigerous it reacts to water in the air. nice

[@burrberry-viper7608]

i think of floo powder from harry potter when he does the experiment

[@scptime1188]

Kevin Diederich same I commented on that. DIAGONALLY! Lol

[@stellawalter3515]

same

[@dfxgfr913]

This is how you make floo powder.... Just put something in with a piece of paper with an address on it, cast it in the fire, Boom! Its at that address.

[@yvngrobello_8879]

Thats probably what they used

[@mygnomedead2620]

Same

[@Loganw15]

Wow so cool! Make a mini flame thrower that will be cool 😎

[@draya1555]

Rip mixing bowl

[@viperunknown]

The name itself comes from a XYZ diagram made of the 3 chemicals used in the mixture. The performance of the values of different chemical combinations in the formula were recorded and logged in the chart, and it started working when one of the chemical values was negative on the 'X' scale - hence "Negative X"

[@miniwhoosher1233]

what if you put chemical x into a water balloon would it make a green water balloon flame ball?

[@jairoquintana3818]

Mini Whoosher123 did you mean negative x

[@shivambhatt2724]

*Actually you can substitute Ammonium chloride with Table salt in Negative X and it'll still work*

[@mrslinkydragon9910]

Shivam Bhatt but youll get sodium contaminating the colour of the flame

[@shivambhatt2724]

Yeah, flame wouldn't be a pretty green shade, it'll be more on the yellow side, but hey if fire is the only thing you care about then it's a great substitute..

[@amanprakash4068]

Shivam Bhatt are u 100% sure its gonna work please reply have u tried it your self

[@shivambhatt2724]

Yes It does work All the reaction needs is chloride ions, be it Ammonium chloride or table salt

[@isabellangelletsplaygamesa1663]

Experiments are fun and cool

[@Sam-yb1kz]

I'm doing this tonight!!

[@maxflute7893]

Where is the old grand Thompson?

[@chrishh1]

Max Flute ON VACATION

[@ThePastaBolognese]

do you even watch the videos?

[@loganbueckert6295]

This isn't even grants channel anymore 😢

[@magic3061]

Logan Bueckert did grant sell this chanel. .

[@loganbueckert6295]

michael happy not that I know of but it does seem like he did

[@RevoltNationYTGaming]

Who is this new guy where did grant go:(

[@brandonlobo1818]

Facts

[@TheDarrenPR]

RevoltNationYT Gaming it's called outsourcing

[@danieladams8102]

RevoltNationYT Gaming family vacation

[@lareththemonkey9790]

RevoltNationYT Gaming 10th wedding anniversary he’s backsoon

[@fotamucker7308]

I like this guy better than Grant anyway, he seems more genuine than Grant.

[@PokeMaster22222]

"Here goes nothing" Exactly right.

[@maartjekusters4948]

Never had pop rocks? O.o That candy is amazing haha

[@laishapazmino1012]

Notifications squadd

[@calebjvw]

try to ignite thermite with Negative X

[@jamesr.2017]

That wouldn't nearly get hot enough.

[@khenzanimyers]

I loooooooooooooove this experiment

[@g1ngersnaps149]

wow this video was lit. ba-dam-tschhh

[@shantanu925]

Just a random comment on the king of random channel

[@RhettMashburn]

yup

[@RhettMashburn]

i have a question... why do people say +(your name) when replying to a comment???

[@RhettMashburn]

+Shantanu Jain

[@suppaspeed2338]

J

[@arnasbananas1146]

Its to show who someones replying to.

[@prajwalrajj3762]

Why is Thompson not coming in videos these days?

[@architmurali]

They already mentioned

[@architmurali]

check a prev vid

[@annie4651]

I guess he's busy idk

[@deevexneekcraft]

He's on holiday with wife and Kids

[@EpicGamerSetzuna]

I think he's on holiday/vacation/Hawaii.

[@bush-boybush-boy4860]

They probably were thinking of bad super villain names and a friend walks through the door saying that they made a powder that burns from touching water. They look at each other and said negative X

[@disdoodgamer4400]

You are the best expiriment maker and interesting videos

[@a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907]

Don't Ingest Ammonium Nitrate *licks it*

[@TheOcculticUnicorn]

In the country wher I live (the Netherlands) has it on licorice like he said. But in a very thinned out layer so you won't notice it.

[@kartikaysuri1707]

And it's ammonium chloride

[@sashaihamaki5168]

In Finland we have also this thing called ”salmiakki” (”salmiac” or ”salty liquorice” in English) and its basically ammonium chloride and liquorice combined into a candy form.

[@Y0G0FU]

well you can eat small ammounts of it. Some Candys have very thin Layers of this Stuff and it feels funny (and in case of Salmiac BonBon its freakin tasty :D )

[@sebw1847]

Sasha Ihamäki Yeah, also in the Netherlands (salmiak)

[@chumban]

Licking amonium chloride! Man this guy is really following on the steps of Grant!

[@akselimaaranen3859]

Chumban Shukla In Finland ammonium chloride is part of a popular candy called "salmiakki"

[@emlynmccann4053]

It tastes like a 9 volt battery? What do they taste like?

[@lolimpol]

We actually have little jars of the stuff here, as like candy! (I love it)

[@lorettaposey3327]

Lol, I knew that you'd be licking that block 🤣

[@muffinmonster8511]

Love the video

[@ZeBestBagguetCrGd]

I really like the green flame! Can you make those foam balloons and then light it on fire with this so it is green? That would be really cool.

[@danroe160]

Literally every comment asking where grant is

[@r0n4ld917]

Even my comment was that

[@iliate2589]

You r my fav utuber

[@juriehendriks7010]

You,Nate are a great host!!

[@auntyToom]

GREEK FIRE!!! 😆

[@phoenixirwin9632]

wasn't greek fire the substance that ignites when in contact with air?

[@AifurGott]

Prapa Larkin when I saw the video, that's exactly what I thought.

[@rehana3k]

Did you mean "GREEN FIRE!!! 😆" or GREEK FIRE!!! 😆"

[@toastybread7085]

Greek Fire is a “mythological” substance that once lit can not be taken out by any substance. This “fire” burns until the substance it was burning is completely destroyed.

[@jedhphoto8079]

rehana perveen Greek Fire was supposedly green

[@chadhamel8707]

I swear this new guy has grant tied up in his basement, is making videos on this channel and just forces grant to do the little clip at the end...

[@emersondameron-drew1681]

chad hamel I know!!!!!! Like where is he???!?!

[@legends4life365]

so tru

[@DavidHanniganJr]

If y'all really watched his videos you would know that he said that he was going on his 10-year anniversary Hawaii anniversary trip whatever.

[@eunaekim9216]

The mother of all WTF science videos.

[@MrAgas14]

Love you new guy, I don't know your name but I like your commentary!

[@shreyashmore31]

You are doing great.. not giving any chance for us to miss grant 👍👍 keel it up

[@bentonchiez]

How sad they’ve run it into the ground now

[@nicv1419]

Make a Luigi fire ball.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

Nicolas Verbin he already did that with ijustine

[@nicv1419]

Not a green Luigi fire one.

[@johnarmstrong7368]

Negative x? Or Greek fire! 🤔 Also, I noticed you cooled down the water activated fire with water! Smart choice

[@diananyathira5086]

How precious is the mixing boul

[@eternalshroud2952]

the Greeks used that "green fire" like Molotov cocktails and it would set the water around ships on fire

[@shubhamdesai3799]

I guess its called negative because every fire starts with a heat spark and in this case it starts with a water drop and as we know water is used to put off the fire hence i guess the name is negative necause of innitialization due to water instead of fire/heat spark

[@homeopathicfossil-fuels4789]

Ammonium chloride, also known as salmiak, popular among all of Scandinavia and finland, usually not straight off ammonium chloride, it is mixed up with sugar and either added as taste in sweets or the sweets are given a pepper and liqourice flavor and then rolled in it creating a coating of dust. Americans react funny to the taste because nothing like it is sold over there, so did you licking it in its "undiluted form" without the sugar :D Had a blast bringing over a bunch of danish candy to America and having family members try to taste it.

[@gabrielrasmussen1484]

I need a negative x flamethrower video now

[@littlegallo7598]

What if you turn the X powder into a rocket ?

[@growingcat2479]

if you were to launch a large rocket with this fast urning fuel it would start burning before its full and might only topple to the side

[@corbinsimpson9586]

Little Gallo true

[@starfishpatar1290]

I dont have a problem with you but What happened to Grant?

[@shirokage9415]

Starfishpatar 12 justkidding

[@heathersires8873]

He's giving other people a chance. Watch the t-shirt gun

[@j4m3sph0b1c]

I live in ct and its fall over here so I can make it at home and not worry cause fall in the northern U.S is VERY dry

[@unknown.hooman]

Negative X is the name given to a moisture-sensitive mixture, used in pyrotechnic demonstrations. The name itself comes from a XYZ diagram made of the 3 chemicals used in the mixture.