Sometimes reactions happen surprisingly fast...

In Try not to flinch we will examine reaction rates and how the temperature of a reaction changes the speed at which a reaction occurs. Sometimes reactions happen surprisingly fast, while at other times the same reaction seems to happen very slowly. The whoosh bottle is a great example of an experiment that has changing reaction conditions each time you light it that lead to different temperature the reaction occurs at, as well as different concentrations of reactants and products in the initial reaction.
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[@michieldegraaf4243]

i love this channel these experiments are really cool and i think your way to underrated

[@flemdogscience]

That is very encouraging Michiel de graaf! I like to keep trying different things. I’m sure there will be quite a few misses but I appreciate when something works! Let me know if you ever have any fun experiment ideas!

[@SlincLinc]

Didn’t flinch

[@katiebarber407]

the vertical resolution initially crashed my new pipe client. I'm sure it would have been fine if I was using the standard KZbin client but there's too many ads on youtube. otherwise when I reloaded the client it worked fine

[@flemdogscience]

O I am sorry it crashed it! That is strange. Thanks for trying it again! I don’t watch too much on the app either for that same reason :)

[@katiebarber407]

@@flemdogscience it's ok I'm sure it's a new pipe thing

[@MrPurplelegs]

Flem dog how did you become a cool scientist?

[@flemdogscience]

Maximilian, my friend, all scientist are cool!