NaCl Formation

[@decombatnfl3639]

Chemistry teachers: *DO NOT EAT ANYTHING IN THE CHEMISTRY ROOM!!* Also chemistry teachers:

[@allingaming69]

Plz subscribe me i will also back u.....sure promise

[@frazebean5117]

@PoorMans Chemist shut up

[@lajoswinkler]

@@frazebean5117 He is right.

[@masacatior]

If he has purified it it's ok, meds and artificial sweeteners are also made in labs.

[@itachu.]

have you ever drank distilled water?

[@eraybulgaria]

I never knew science could be so much fun until only recently. I have been studying everything all over on my own because i skipped or just didn’t bother to listen in high school. I have been watching videos and reading almost every day. We are all so lucky to be born in the era of internet. A big thank you to all of you who made this video possible!

[@hz6612]

But i dont like how he reacts egoistic as if he created the elements of life , and all he did was to combine 2 elements after heating sodium

[@novablast1695]

@@hz6612 when did he do that?

[@Ayush-cc4oj]

Maybe he just wanted to promote his salt

[@trevorlei4096]

Oh, good thing.

[@juanmora1738]

Spend 3 years of my life learning chemical through monotone texts. But damn, this video really helped me truly understand and actually amazed.

[@hanna-zt1ed]

😮

[@JohnDoe-md5fl]

I would have like to have seen the NaCl formed by the reaction in the video, not some pre-made salt.

[@easyhowtovids1082]

no

[@roughlygalaxy]

He would probably be OK, but it is best to never eat from non food-grade sources.

[@benb4805]

hahaha, eat your (potentially contaminated) NaCl for the sake of views on the risk of death? Alexa, play "Dream On."

[@choyou3932]

Ikr i want visuals

[@PhantomGamingX1]

Who all is forced to watch this for school ...

[@logeshs8905]

NOT FORCD SAw for balncing equation

[@PhantomGamingX1]

@@logeshs8905 well then u might be a nerd

[@logeshs8905]

@@PhantomGamingX1 lol bro u replied very fast than i expected

[@PhantomGamingX1]

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[@logeshs8905]

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[@Jstubbs104]

Pretty sure you are not supposed to eat in a lab...

[@megalovepeace6614]

U can in Lonnie's lab...

[@levirhodes6450]

+mega lovePeace I love this comment.

[@firecollection]

2:52 sea salt :)) not from the lab, i don't think lab's salt is safe to eat

[@levirhodes6450]

+fire collection he said it was.

[@Jstubbs104]

+fire collection regardless of what it is he is in a lab and you do not eat in the lab.

[@honkymoe]

That is a brilliant form of demonstrating chemical reactions! I hope there are gonna be more episods of lonnies lab!

[@michaelaimen]

clear and interesting demonstration!

[@Sojitenkaino]

Is been 8 year

[@Szenenmischa]

Would love this being my every morning ritual...

[@KillerMole500]

Me in MC Donalds: -Can I have some NaCl?

[@grostavious]

Actually dude, it's salt

[@Megacooltommydee]

That's what he said. Sodium Chloride.

[@auftragzkillersmods4799]

"We don't sell Hitler here"

[@frostbiteiii8406]

@@auftragzkillersmods4799 Lol

[@jepiebo69]

Umm dude that would be S A L T

[@SargentoBonzo]

That's what I said, sodium chloride

[@Saiqo17]

Sargento Bonzo no I said salt

[@tombanks1839]

@@Saiqo17 that's what I said

[@powerchimp]

@@tombanks1839 No dude, you said sodium chloride. Yes it's the same as salt, but you could've just said salt instead. Everyone in this town knows you're a boy genius dude, you don't need to say overly large words to sound more intelligent. The fact of the matter is that nobody cares how smart you are. If anything, calling simplistic objects by their scientific name ironically makes you seem less intelligent and more pompous. I know you're smart enough to be better than this.

[@peridotfacet2r7p-5xr2]

@@powerchimp oof its still NaCl tho now shutup

[@michaelaimen]

Because the concentration of O2 in air is so much lower than pure O2, which only occupies 21 vol% percent in the air. Hence the reaction rate of sodium metal with air is fairly low that you couldn't see any significant reaction phenomenon just from your naked eye.

[@رزانديب-ض2ص]

Nacl is sodium chloride which is salt

[@TheDezedez]

uh, dude, that would be salt.

[@substatikvideos]

That's what he said... Sodium Chloride

[@isreasontaboo]

How did he not suffocate when he lifted the lid? I only made trace amounts of chlorine once trying to split brine water to make hydrogen and coughed blood for a while. Also, I'm surprised the Na won't oxidise immediately to form Na2O when he heats it.

[@evanjenkins5114]

No EaTinG iN tHe lAb

[@alexyeara8424]

Outstanding video!

[@bhabotoshmandal7886]

I'm very curious of science. Specially chemistry is really favorite. I've learnt a lot of things. Thank you.

[@MrHughesNZ]

nice video, well explained and nice and clear video

[@biochemistry3821]

I am among those who think that science has great beauty. A scientist in his laboratory is not only a technician: he is also a child placed before natural phenomena which impress him like a fairy tale.( Marie Curie )

[@hjm4733]

I was expecting he show us how to make salt from nowhere, and he did show us the purified salt from nowhere, thanks.

[@Pugsgunsandstuff]

What compells either compound to ionize in the first place? Didn't he say ionization energy is HIGHER than electron affinity for these? How is it energetically favorable if that's true?

[@The0Vivacious]

hahahaha Thank you!! GREAT demonstration!! Even though they teach you in lab to never digest ANYTHIN you make, even if it was edible!The thing i am wonderin here, when sodium was purified via exposure to heat why wouldn't it react with air?

[@prakharlondhe3876]

truly humourous :D

[@bordergore1395]

Never eat in the laboratory

[@THINKER43]

This has all the necessary effects to explain why stars glow, it would be kind of cool if the Higgs boson particle was what gave a star gravity and the rest is self explanatory. If these two ideas are correct then this has a foundation for a Ted talk.

[@parvindersingh6793]

U must turn the bunsen burner off when not in use...save lpg

[@princecharmonpoirtoi]

How come he didn’t need the water vapors to complete the reaction? Has the pre-heating temperature substituted the action of water vapors?

[@gravityUTube]

In what way is it superior?

[@ARSZLB]

why store the sodium under hexane rather than regular mineral oil? is there an advantage to this?

[@nck7695]

why burn the sodium before put it in Cl2?

[@MarilleEndlose]

so that it melts

[@Luiz-bb9ve]

Its to boil the hexane

[@Erich-tm3nm]

Mr Write is Flyer proud

[@juless_am]

Viele Grüße an alle, die sich das im Chemieunterricht anschauen

[@yuizid2840]

lol

[@daddymememaster5432]

this is so sad

[@surzhyk1392]

Pretty cool video dude

[@dalton6173]

What about breaking sodium chloride apart?

[@evajaquez8990]

Where is skeet

[@veni_mila]

thank for translating so i can understand

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

Is this how salt is purified? Separated into sodium and chlorine and then reacted?

[@vorsprungdurchhektik1170]

nope. but you can just google it to see the different ways to go

[@crazy_pyromaniac]

I haven't heard of that happening, but here is a good video I just watched by Scope TV explaining it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWiTf4iJltaDodk

[@Jnana736]

Where the salt came from?

[@dioxidems7771]

How I can grow "Sodium Chlorite = NaClO2"? 🤔

[@binuisu5506]

Can we use that NaCl in our day today life.. is it safty?

[@gauveeberry2203]

Yes. When Na and Cl chemically bond, the properties completely change :)

[@patricioflores-morales6843]

Dear Webcast-legacy Departmental. Is it possible to use a fragment of this video for an educational purpose? I am a professor at a Chilean university and I need to show this fragment as part of an App.

[@loganfauci5548]

No

[@loroxgaming9342]

Who is watching this for online school

[@kashypoopooo]

help is it a chemical change or physical i’m not trying to watch this video

[@edikblank3759]

So thats why my salt tasted smoky

[@logeshs8905]

0:00 satisfying bubbles sound

[@calebengelbrecht7812]

Actually purified salt is missing elements such as potassium which actually make the purified salt unhealthy. ( Hope that was understandable) the pink salt that you can buy in the store is way healthier as it contains minerals that are found in the ocean

[@aaronbernard9380]

Is Lonnie still alive???

[@Dannnyyyyy]

NICE BRO

[@Anonymous_8-g5b]

계란이 계란을 먹는 모습이 아름답네요😂😂❤❤

[@TheWaleed98]

thanks that was usefull for me

[@pandurangilager2521]

Nice 😎

[@ivxyvrain4502]

when ur teachers muted and has told you to wtach this video and your looking at the comments-

[@angrypenguin2196]

yeeeeeeeeees

[@inflashgamer9467]

Porque la concentración de O2 en el aire es mucho más baja que la del O2 puro, que solo ocupa el 21% en volumen en el aire. Por lo tanto, la velocidad de reacción del sodio metálico con el aire es bastante baja, por lo que no se puede ver ningún fenómeno de reacción significativo a simple vista. PARA EL COMENTARIO DE KIMICA XD

[@NitishKumar-dq3cf]

Nice video for nacl

[@hhattonaom9729]

actually dude, it's salt.

[@juliusdohrmann4717]

HI

[@MrSaint3]

I love the delicious finish following the gorgeous chemical light show :)

[@saddiqui2509]

You're supposed to expose the salt ... But you didn't... I was curious...😔😔

[@hardikchoudhary9972]

Hungry scientist

[@saifmohdmaroofahad7665]

nice

[@phuongcay2336]

from vietnam with love

[@awladulislamsiyam001]

2021

[@skhumbuzocele1330]

Why didn't he eat the Sodium Chloride he just made?

[@adrienzappala4266]

looked to be a little hot still

[@dr.dogesh66]

Nice

[@freedom341]

na = can explode cl = poisonous gas nacl = a fking salt lol

[@crazyrum]

Never never eat food in chem lab

[@erikschmidt906]

hello

[@einspeanut1331]

HALLLLLLLOOOOOOO

[@erikschmidt906]

@Pino Dötze tach

[@erikschmidt906]

@@einspeanut1331 helo

[@elytrapug8973]

Cool.

[@r.a.6459]

A few weeks ago, when I had a stomach ache bout, I had to drink this solution as an electrolyte to recover loss of water: 400ml water ¼ teaspoon NaCl 2 teaspoon glucose Oh, lab-made table salt we see here is more pure, the one in the stores have some iodine in the mixture.

[@roxxergaming3240]

I liked the video

[@masonburrage2882]

hi

[@hosnakachooee92]

what can we do with liquid sodium chloride?

[@noproblem2414]

iS hE eaTing in dA laB?????1

[@endimion17]

How sad that your nickname contains "thinker".

[@Fikova-db1um]

I'm so salty

[@totifatima]

So that's how salt is made 😋

[@Abhay_Pandey_1]

Here for just fun

[@sujitdey4676]

❤

[@bananawitch2335]

Actually dude, I think that's just salt

[@Xsjr03]

Man it annoys the heck out of me when they leave the gas burner on after they are practically done...

[@sibupradhan9267]

Fantastisk

[@lauratew]

That's a deflagrating spoon, not a spatula. Otherwise, great video! :)

[@omegathenoob6453]

Mmmm chemicals

[@funmeme_owo]

와아아아 굿 잘보고갑니다

[@SOFIQ-GAMERZ]

I am watching this video 2023 😆

[@Chris-jt6sl]

Herr metzt ich kann kein englisch lan

[@Happy-RBR-YT]

Chemical Lesson

[@benediktbornabankovic7836]

????

[@kiwimcmango]

Man, it would’ve been so dangerous if he ate tha...

[@MonsieurEldritch]

I’m pretty sure it’s just salt

[@bigdog4574]

Yeh but it has no iodine! Gotta get it iodized!

[@bigdog4574]

***** huh? do you want goiter?

[@bigdog4574]

***** Pure NaCL is useless. Doesn't taste any different than iodized, but definitely isn't as good for you.

[@bigdog4574]

***** As a 2nd year medical student I can say that you are confused. Fluoridated toothpaste is of some benefit to some people but it is not a necessity. Iodized salt on the other hand is a proven benefit to people. Over long period of time Iodized salt will become oxidized but not anything that we will notice. Iodized salt contains small amounts of Iodine because we consume most of it from take out foods and other commercial products. So yeh if you consume take out, you're not gonna get goiter, but if you grow and cook your own food. It is a huge issue. Goiter was once a big problem in wide swaths of the United States. In the early 1920s, Dr. David Marine of the Cleveland Clinic described goiter as "one of the most important causes of physical and mental degeneracy with which society has had and still has to deal."

[@bigdog4574]

***** pretty much, but it depends on individual diet. Iodized salt isn't much more expensive than regular salt it doesn't taste any different and if you cook with salt than it's a little more beneficial. Since I cook most of my own food, don't eat too much meat or use processed products I'd rather have that little peace of mind.

[@peridotfacet2r7p-5xr2]

Iodine has nothing to do with ionization

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[@lenaaaaaa123]

science

[@allingaming69]

W

[@preamiuz2516]

feuer ohne h2o isd faik

[@jafshrimp7322]

was laberst du da?!!! H20 ist Wasser du Idiot also warum Feuer ohne Wasser???

[@adaquatesapollinaris9557]

Wer kommt auch von Herr Apel?

[@theguyxx2309]

du dummes opfer

[@1MajaPA]

Real NaCl in movie Dasavatharam tamil film Actor kamal hasan Director ks ravikumar

[@Sangeet794]

Op bolte khopdi kholte

[@jkiev]

proving

[@xOxAdnanxOx]

so he ate the salt he made out that reaction!? Lol

[@gauveeberry2203]

Table salt is made from this reaction

[@alyssa-blessed]

@@gauveeberry2203 absolutely