Reaction of Lithium and Water

[@carabooseOG]

I laughed like an idiot when he put the test tube over the flame...

[@XeratoneReal]

ikr

[@AfterlifeGames]

Damn it! Did NOT expect that!

[@aliai-musafir1485]

Same it’s like a bubble popping

[@zenozitelze]

God i did too

[@keziah.johnson]

omgI'm glad I'm not the only one that was losing it

[@Cobalt985]

Everyone here is talking about their homework and I'm just here because I wanted to see if lithium was as explosive as sodium when combined with water, lol

[@scottliu6042]

me too

[@Cobalt985]

@@papates No unfortunately they rejected my application despite my repeated proven trials in the total eradication of Suqmeh from the bodies of those infected with it.

[@emilyburston4887]

nice pfp

[@omartarek6351]

×2

[@chrispena8186]

Ayeee me too lol

[@takashi.777]

I literally got shocked nd laugh like an idiot with that pop up sound of hydrogen gas . Now this is what we class chemistry. Chemistry will be most interesting subject if it will be teach like this, practically

[@therandomrandomer4559]

My class did this

[@weeardguy]

Did you seriously not get a demonstration of the Hoffman Electrolysis Apparatus in chemistry class? I think I even got that in first class of middle school and I know I even did the same experiment at home myself (just a transformer used for modeltrains, some graphite electrodes and two test-tubes). One of the most fun experiments to do because of the pop sound the hydrogen makes when it ignites.

[@silver_lark]

@@weeardguy no lol

[@metaltyre4894]

1:43 At .25 speed is just pure eargasm

[@antoine3933]

the x1 is more satisfying

[@shivammittal551]

Thanks for this i understand this concept now pls make more videos like this it will be helpful for us

[@kyleedwards7688]

Thanks, rather useful in the essay I have to write on how Group One metals react to water :-)

[@TheJayWay101]

How'd it go?

[@artsmith103]

He works for TSLA now and specifies how many water tankers the Fire dept needs to bring to a TSLA fire. If you have to ask, you don't have enough.

[@thanos3841]

Hi

[@boagrius3292]

@@thanos3841 good morning

[@JohnSmith-ze6jm]

Haha the squeaky pop test

[@____Ann____]

1:43 chemistry at its cutest

[@TornadoTrap613]

I said bless you

[@mystery0656]

Oh man this lithium battery is on fire! Lets put water on it! **Dies**

[@Ravi-xo1yq]

I don’t know why this was recommended but I sure enjoyed the video.

[@user-mx8nr3sp6n]

SCIENCE!!!!

[@Wassupppppppp-g6n]

SCIENCE !!!!!!!!!!!

[@__inuyasha__208]

SCIENCE!!!!

[@TheJayWay101]

SCIENCE!!!!!!!!

[@chrispena8186]

@@TheJayWay101 Science! :)

[@jads_so_enigmatic7941]

SCIENCE!!!!!

[@Fallon_Jr]

I was reading about the properties of Group 1 Elements (Alkali Metals) and one of their properties brought me here - "They react with water to liberate Hydrogen Gas. Thanks so much!

[@Four-wn4os]

Falenderojm besmirin per perkthimin ne shqip

[@Steel_Individual]

Me on my way to wash the small lithium piece off of my hand during science class:

[@Sewibl]

TURN OFF THE WATER TURN OFF THE WATER TURN OFF THE WATER

[@stephaniebrown2769]

If only chemistry classes would be this easy 🥺

[@PreciouslovesGOD]

very effective in my project thanks

[@chinesecabbagefarmer]

I'm so happy 'cause today I found my friends.

[@alfredcheruiyot2407]

Thank you Sir for this demonstration.

[@AlexDSG]

I suggest doing a Q&A next week or maybe a 500k giveaway

[@theaveragejoe7966]

This really intrigued me

[@jigneshganja]

thank u it is useful for my HW

[@TheJayWay101]

Ok

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

which is why shi na is rapidly making business deals with afganistan; they will help modernize afg and build roads airports etc...because...afg has a HUGE amount of lithium to mine out...then shi na will move masses of their people in there to do all this work, but not move them out...and they will takeover afganistan...to obtain all the minerals there...to continue being a super power...

[@Genny-Zee]

he sounds like mr garrison lol thx for the video!!

[@vikraal6974]

1:41 Not gonna lie, it scared me

[@djangogaming3582]

Thanks for the great video!

[@drhaker4774]

I love the sound when he lights the hydrogen and it goes bloooooooop

[@Xalgucennia]

1:09 Group 1 metals are lighter than water? That's kinda sloppy, other than lithium and potassium, none of them float. Rubidium, Caesium, Francium are all denser than water, there are more group 1 metals that don't float than do

[@irij9423]

Only lithium, sodium, and potassium are less dense than water.

[@geetugupta7244]

The pop test got me good ...hahaha!

[@nandakumarbn9769]

Pause quickly at 1:43 to see beautiful red pink coloured flame

[@Hyazuncovered]

Or just slow down

[@AlexDSG]

Club tour mate? You look like u have quite a stacked club

[@missinglinq]

Outstanding Video.

[@Govindkumar-xe2rv]

Till date ,had just read that pop sound came out in h2 gas test but : good to see it today.😊😊👌

[@AdeptMedic]

bruh when mom forgets to buy the choclate chips at the store so i can make cookies haha

[@mykulpierce]

what happens when placed in deuterium?

[@hyanlangat]

good explanation

[@manoharkvs5903]

Lithium reacts with warm water or cold water?

[@orawal]

why/how does the H gas make that pop sound while extinguishing the candle?

[@XanthinZarda]

You know, it's strange to think how this is a psychiatric medication, in spite of our bodies being mostly water.

[@aldoconciso]

the medication is not pure lithium, but a salt of it

[@shinofshinu1600]

thanks dude i have some doubts , is it lithium blast when we drop in to water? will lithium completely dissolve in water? what is the liquid we get when hydrogen gas is separated and will it cuase burn effecton skin if we touch the liquid?

[@monke6774]

Mining Lithium in Subnautica must be pretty wacky then

[@swety2962]

Yeah

[@agyieoduro3435]

This looks very easy I am gonna try it

[@anonymousservices664]

Helpful for my homework

[@jillawar]

I like that pop sound

[@biakguite1992]

If you also want to know about reaction of sodium and water than just replace lithium with sodium and there you go , you've got the clear explanation of sodium...

[@EliasHasle]

Not really. Sodium and potassium can explode violently when dropped in water, and it has surprisingly recently been determined that the mechanism is a Coulomb explosion where metal spikes out through the contact surface and reacts with the oxygen in the water. The hydrogen flares off a bit later.

[@faiyazmahmudnirob5002]

This is how I want my Chem professor to teach us Chemistry!! Period.

[@tradeasmileproject210]

Chemistry period . Period

[@Hiereus2]

He forgot to conclude by eating the lithium. Lithium makes you happy 💊. Lithium is medicine.

[@MelloGee33]

Just keep pumpin' out those DANGEROUS lithium-ion batteries in all of these new-fangled, "environmentally safe", electric vehicles. 😂

[@Voidevod]

obviousy not. Batteries have only a small strip of lithium, not a solid chunk.

[@MarvinMonroe]

Obviously not what? There's definitely enough lithium in batteries to cause damage. That's how they get their lithium to produce meth in the "single pot method"

[@roodey75_hun69]

I'm going to use it in my presentation Thanks:)

[@rrohitamalan]

😀

[@Sondwichhe]

I’m so happy cause today I’ve found my friends

[@norwadi1]

They're in my head

[@maggienoodles3333]

1:43 so satisfying

[@ClaytonBridges]

*cough* electric vehicles in a hurricane *cough*

[@fuadhasan9849]

Wow love from Bangladesh

[@heyalibagchi3384]

Not only sodium but potassium and rubidium react violently too

[@RasoKye]

And this is what we use in our phones and stuff. Keep that in mind.

[@adityamallik6067]

lovely video

[@swish1onu]

If that robot appeared on my property... i dont know that i would use old engine oil and sand in balloons. It would contaminate the property. I like the idea of a nice armor piercing round to the battery pack.. if it penetrates the armor and damages the battery or exposes, the likely lithium battery, simply turning on your sprinklers would destroy the bot via violent reaction to H2O

[@htirah100]

Well if you want to get Lithium without ordering you can get some from energizer lithium batteries.But I'm sure it won't be enough for you.

[@dalenplaton1296]

And that's how Laser Guns sounds are made.

[@Voidevod]

Yes, I know, I have opened batteries before. I was saying it's a small strip because its very thin and doesn't amount to much.

[@misscutielykalee]

ohh I've learned something. Thanks

[@techniclogmedia236]

Li+H20 can turn Li quite higher up on the periodic table because the Chemical Reaction of Li can change its Atomic Structure

[@partycrasher66]

Except only nuclear reactions change atomic structures of atoms...

[@thanos3841]

Same

[@chanpreetkaur7610]

My favourite subject SCIENCE 😘❤I love itt

[@Nekoyuchich]

พกลิเทียมครับ เพราะแค่สัมผัสกับน้ำก็ติดไฟถึงขั้นตูม😅

[@AlexDSG]

What chemistry style is that

[@jbaer0]

Kung fu

[@amirshehzad5582]

Is this LST white 3 sulfive

[@AkeethNiyas]

🔥🔥🔥

[@m.asyrafhuwaidicandraxiiip2015]

Reaksi dengan terjadi amat kuat. Layaknya semua alkali, dan tidak terdapat bebas di alam karena sifat reaktifnya. Persamaan reaksi logam Li dengan H2O 2Li(s)+2H2O(l)→2LiOH(aq)+H2(s)

[@silkvelvet2616]

Colour me disappointed that I only have lithium carbonate for glaze making. No exciting fizzing for me! It's a good reminder though, that some glaze ingredients are water soluble, not that I ever pour off excess water!

[@zgnmedia]

Best Part x2 speed 1:42

[@beverlyojey2278]

At 1:42 fright of my life!

[@Forgottenbio]

1:42, this is a decently rare comment

[@mdrafiqul3358]

😀

[@selami32]

i see drunk people talks with 0.25 speed. ok where is my nobel prize?

[@alielhamadany]

Nice video

[@yusef4440]

He reminds me of Mr. Mackey.

[@wordreet]

I just watched a "fire service" video that talked about having to use tens of thousands of litres of water to put out an electric vehicle fire . . . and I've also seen a vid of a Tesla car that accidentally rolled into the water at a boat ramp and caught fire when submerged! 🤦 A serious lack of facts in safety info if we're honest.

[@muhammadlivranf6919]

layaknya semua alkali. reaksi yang terjadi kuat, tidak tersedia dengan bebas di alam karena sifatnya yang reaktif. persamaan reaksi logam Li dengan H2O 2Li(s) + 2H2O(l) ---> 2LiOH(aq) + H2(s)

[@thelegends--kingkohli]

Love from goa

[@hmk5123]

Hence why putting out a burning Tesla with water takes 25000 gallons.

[@jairahgarcia4725]

That's awesome

[@historyunlocked2]

Was the sound real?

[@TheJayWay101]

Uh yeah

[@robbiemcpherson7277]

Didn't know Matthew McConaughey was a chemistry professor.

[@comfortikujeniya3032]

oh, I love this

[@shamasayed4854]

That pop is like a puppy sound😆😆😆

[@jayaweeras3454]

තෑම්ස්

[@markw208]

The next time you see a fire department trying to hose down an EV lithium battery fire, wonder why they don’t know about lithium reactions to water

[@learning-pe9ww]

👍👍👍

[@EttaKamenatios]

YEEEEEEAAAAH!

[@gelfindra6720]

Reaksi dengan terjadi amat kuat. Layaknya semua alkali, dan tidak terdapat bebas di alam karena sifat reaktifnya.

[@andyman3309]

Narrator is McConaughey's east coast cousin

[@atmadeeproy1142]

1:43 🤩

[@sullykillsully]

no its kinda long actually its like 20-30cm in a AA battery

[@bababundela5378]

Wah

[@TerryAB]

Here thanks to Kindaichi...🤩

[@rodomondater1057]

Is it exothermic reaction

[@danishsawant7154]

Yep

[@hosnearaakhtar9902]

Is lithium alkaline

[@Majk369]

came here all the way from potassium

[@dr.fishman2342]

ANother reason why lithium mining is extremely dangerous.

[@technoman53]

Is lithium safe to touch?

[@wouterjanssens]

use dry hands, or you might burn yourself. I Suggest not to touch it with bare hands. (like many chemicals)

[@DJGumm3yG4t0r]

wouter janssens "elements" :3

[@mikekell920]

It's only safe if you place it on the tongue.

[@emmalynn2809]

mike hunt i wheezed

[@DogDogGodFog]

@@mikekell920 How it feels to chew 5 gum: Get rid of one of your senses.

[@johnny970]

What harm could it cause is you drank that water?

[@DogDogGodFog]

Getting your throat dissolved, probably?