What Happens When You Mix Helium & Sulfur Hexafluoride?

[@theCodyReeder]

Talking causes the diaphragm to move and that rapidly mixes the gas. Holding a single note however does work: v=qs70vxbcvr8

[@cobaltcyclic7490]

Well hello

[@cloroxbleach6343]

People just ignore the fact he commented 😂

[@jmr0411]

Cody'sLab ily 💙

[@enbrat5859]

Cody'sLab oh hi Cody!

[@user-vk7ul1mz7h]

Are those the numbers that pop up on the screen

[@TwoWholeWorms]

"It's floating! It's floating!! …I'm not floating…!" Shouldn't laugh at this, but… xD

[@t1dex.]

He was about to pass out lol

[@Snippe475]

11:15 "Now its just sulfur hexaflouride, AND I NEED TO *BREATHE*"

[@phrog.7448]

Butcher Beaver lel

[@offgridwithdj4877]

I can correct: "Now its just sulfur hexafluoride, AND I NEED TO *BREATHE"*

[@senorpizza]

Cartoons have squeaky voices because they have helium in their lungs making them able to blow balloons that float up 🎈

[@issac22k28]

that’s reasonable

[@rsmith155]

Why do you even exist

[@yourlastsuprise]

If the atmosphere was made of helium then the helium would be just the same mass as the normal air. It would be just a normal air filled ballon

[@chiz5727]

Hahaha 😂😂🤣🤣

[@noahjkplays8666]

You know, that actually makes sense.

[@elliotmarks06]

1:05 - ! 3:26 - f 5:27 - 2 8:50 - K 12:06 - n You're welcome.

[@NakedPotato-js2eb]

which video has the lion king reference???

[@elliotmarks06]

@@NakedPotato-js2eb Don't know. Already went through the comments for all of the videos and searched for any word of lion king no sign. Going to rewatch lion king, then will watch all of the tkor videos from the list. I will reply if I figure it out.

[@NakedPotato-js2eb]

@@elliotmarks06 thanks man. I'm looking too. I'll tell you if I find.

[@scottsimpson5398]

It's the melting diamond play button video

[@christophersanz574]

There was a logo between 10:31 and 10:32

[@Taikamuna]

How to become Morgan Freeman in 5 seconds

[@mahbubkhan1822]

She sounded like James charles

[@cha_zac]

Yes

[@gooberhead9025]

You will forever be referred to that guy that was on yiay those couple times or whatever

[@Thrillowatt]

I wanna see Morgan Freeman with silver hexafluoride

[@xspeed7434]

Lol yeah exactly!

[@enveloreal]

Attach a helium balloon to a sulfur hexaflouride balloon, and see if you can make the two balloons reach equilibrium.

[@reeman2.0]

That sounds like a cool idea.

[@shinygastly2242]

Envelo Envelope It sounds interesting but I doubt it work, either it would act like an oxygen balloon and sink normally or sulfur hexafluoride would make a stronger downward force then the upward force of helium. Pretty much, it would most likely sink. But it might just float around not going up or down who knows??

[@Highschoolhalflife]

Shiny Ghastly not if there’s more helium

[@shinygastly2242]

Jamaican Cheddar Then I misunderstood, I thought you would have put equal amounts.

[@christiancampbell7621]

The newest type of scale

[@clericofchaos1]

Blacking out...for science!

[@cataloncio297]

What if you pop the ballons? Will an SF6 filled one have a lower sound blast than a regular one?

[@uff5657]

Yeah i asked myself too

[@Matt-xl8jo]

as far as sf6 goes, sounds expensive

[@the_wombat_goat3368]

It would sound the same since the gas inside is SF6 not the gas outside. That means the travelling sound does not interact with SF6 very much. So, slightly, yes, however not noticeably.

[@the_wombat_goat3368]

Also, it would be different sounding if the gas outside was to be more or less dense, obviously. The only reason that the balloons filled with helium and SF6 would sound different is if some got in front of the sound waves as they travelled from the balloon to your ear.

[@jules.mac09]

Wow, interesting, they need to try that

[@offgridwithdj4877]

"Now its just sulfur hexafluoride, AND I NEED TO *BREATHE"*

[@blank6521]

If helium makes you light headed does sulfur hexafluoride make you heavy headed

[@prophet394]

You deserve a Nobel prize.

[@sean3278]

If you were right twix instead of a left twix you would have won some sort of award for this 😂😂😂

[@MeCooper]

You're officially ready to be a father.

[@dmbdmb0205]

LOL

[@WaltRBuck]

Lol

[@jordengx1]

Fill a soccer ball and a basket ball with multiple gases types and see how will they jump

[@greenloaf9134]

This is actually a GREAT idea.

[@ajdincudic8200]

If you fill soccer ball with helium it will be heavyer than ball filled with air but hexafloride is ligter than soccer ball filled with air

[@BennyVolvo]

It is

[@Tiotpl]

Balls can't jump they have no legs

[@WaltRBuck]

@@ajdincudic8200 lol... Sarcasm?

[@fallendemon9826]

3:10 they blew up a glove 😂 Look behind Nate’s head

[@GRMRGMRTB]

Oh yeh

[@bcikablam3578]

LOL i was about to say that

[@xspeed7434]

Bcikablam same

[@uzumakinaruto4401]

Tru

[@Terrus_38]

It was an animation?!

[@fionacrosswell2076]

Who else noticed the glove above Nate Also put a balloon in a vacuum pls

[@helloeveryone1212]

Oh,me me me

[@dragonfury1565]

Fiona Crosswell Me XD

[@ueghghghb2819]

I believe the action lab did that

[@jo18ist]

Psycologists: girls that are attracted to you tend to speak on a higher pitch than normal. Girls talking to me: 4:48

[@hussbaanpasha4220]

Did anyone else notice the glove balloon in the top left corner? Thumbs up if you did.

[@BadBoiFX]

Yesssir

[@jibraanpasha5573]

The secret to levitation was at his fingertips

[@stls1034]

the only thing that i've noticed is that co2 is heavier than atmospheric air, thus debunking global warming. co2 cant get to the ozone layer if it is not capable of getting above the atmosphere...

[@cha_zac]

I was just about to comment that

[@dfw_carthings]

I was about to comment the same thing

[@ybsaber]

What do paintballs do in a microwave and a vacuum chamber

[@paulmirao1947]

YBsaber that’s a cool idea

[@13vatra]

I doubt a vacuum chamber would do anything to a paintball.

[@imbadatdrawing9769]

Something they do something

[@ffantic915]

Soak orbeez in normal gas , diesel and engine oil and toss it is a fire

[@blackgeckottv7761]

Mobile Thunder oof

[@zwerty]

The orbeez can't soak op the gas or diesel

[@blackgeckottv7761]

Welt Vries how do u know that tho

[@zwerty]

@@blackgeckottv7761 i saw a different video about that

[@blackgeckottv7761]

Welt Vries oh ok

[@based980]

what if you tie a helium balloon and a sulfur hexafluoride balloon together?

[@sethlush7575]

Nate said that SF6 is heavier than air than helium is lighter than air so it would sink but slower. basically SF6 pulls more powerfully than Helium pushes.

[@brandanmentch]

That’s what I was looking for

[@13vatra]

@@sethlush7575 they are actually pretty equal though, helium being six times lighter than air and sulfur hexafluoride being six times heavier than air, it would still sink, but I feel that's more just gravity.

[@shebahammy]

Stationary balloons and someone will get wooshed

[@glenncollette]

Because they’re no where near as dense either helium just flies above it, or it spins and spins and spins

[@fakeblue2789]

If u inhale helium and hexafloride You sound like KERMIT THE FROG

[@cosman666]

YES!!!!

[@ladytee3155]

Oh yeah lol

[@vincentturtle2116]

James Earl Jones has left the chat

[@Crazimo]

Little kids be like WhO iS tHaT?

[@eladdaniel8734]

10:14 it happened because the permanent marker that you used has acids in it that slowly weakend the balloon that it already under pressure

[@nick.100]

But that wouldn’t make them all go off at the same time

[@eladdaniel8734]

@@nick.100 I haven't thought of that. maybe there was something at the bottom of the tank.or it could be that being jostled around and coming in contact with each other triggered it. anybody else got ideas?

[@shinygastly2242]

Elad Daniel I think your right, the acids deteriorated the balloon not at the same time but the jostle popped it

[@Parker_TheGhost]

@@nick.100 I am 90% sure he just read your question with the words "that" and "wouldn't" switched.

[@paranormalstick2289]

Hahaha! Ill prank my friend with this information!

[@kylemilluzzo2434]

You guys sounded hilarious!

[@kryabkrysabian4957]

Hey Team, try to play football, soccer, volleyball and basketball with the ball filled with Sulfur Hexafluoride.

[@gabriellel1118]

How weird.... I like it!

[@shoesoup6923]

I've done this before, and oh boy was it wierd.

[@bvonroth]

Exactly what I came to ask for! 👍🏻

[@catherinefeeney9612]

I mean they did it with helium

[@r0man.x]

Well tennisballs are actually filled with it so that's one sport down.

[@eleahleng]

Calli’s concern for Nate’s wellbeing is the best thing

[@KnightsonFireRecords]

you forgot helium verses SF6 (connect the ballooons with string and see who wins

[@thombock3900]

SF6 would win

[@natejackson862]

ThomBock chungus would win

[@spencerkatty]

My thoughts exactly. And potentially fill the balloons perfectly to even out the forces between the two.

[@KnightsonFireRecords]

@@thombock3900 but by how much? Would it outright dominate or be slowed a tiny bit? Like the air helium VS pure helium test. Idk just a thought

[@MeCooper]

Lmao, This is random but would be fun.

[@malachi9682]

Slow the video down to .25 speed at 10:31. You will see the King of Random symbol for one frame.

[@kianabadsantos2180]

10:32

[@SillySara143]

They sound drunk at .25 speed Haha

[@shinygastly2242]

Inspiring Moments And Motivating People They do that in almost all videos now

[@iamniel8441]

Nates cartoon self looks homeless and drunk

[@maxie9830]

Wow how rude, your probably homeless and drunk now

[@GRMRGMRTB]

I am Loading hippy

[@GRMRGMRTB]

Gacha Ava cheese

[@jamesmcp1133]

Gacha Ava top 10 comebacks of 2019

[@kerralian7916]

Gacha Ava you’re

[@marsmara5736]

Can you try and make a balloon levitate in mid air by filling it with helium and hexafluoride combined? I wonder if it's possible 🤔

[@among-us-99999]

...you could as well attach a small weight to it..

[@keyboardguru4212]

Air in a balloon makes it fall. The balloon still has weight, you know.

[@David_-yd6gu]

@@keyboardguru4212 helium

[@Debbiebabe69]

Why would you need hexaflouride? Normal airy air + co2 from breath + the weight of the balloon itself is heavier than airy air itself, so to 'levitate' is you would just need to find the right mix of airy air + helium.

[@thedanishfroggy9403]

0:46 that is some beautiful characters

[@JustinY.]

Before watching JoJo 11:15 After watching JoJo

[@adamhenry6793]

Oh heck!

[@MaddoxMelton]

Justin y can u please respond to my comment thanks

[@Bubba-xn1kr]

Woah, didn't think I would see him here.

[@katieoliva8457]

Lol true though

[@rowboat0012]

Not famous yet

[@jacobyclark2677]

Can you put watermelon in a dehydrator

[@FrankFalcon-uu5qs]

Than it will become a normal melon

[@natejackson862]

FrankFalcon28 112805 then

[@thegoatishere5131]

You'd probably get like 4 watermelon chips

[@MoongdalFN]

@@FrankFalcon-uu5qs AJHHHHAHHAHAHHAHAHA I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE LMAO

[@stevenwhite9164]

Yes, it just takes forever.

[@canaan5337]

Take a big breath of sulfur hexafluoride and sing Chocolate Rain.

[@aiori8611]

4:49 she sounded like H from ready player one

[@joedabomber1609]

Calli’s laugh sounds evil with sulfur hexaflorite 😃 i like it.

[@neptune7572011]

Can you please fill a basketball with sulfur hexafluoride and with helium and test the difference between the two

[@yatagarasu1495]

also a football (soccer!)

[@shinygastly2242]

FUNNY-Ish Center The plastic in a basket ball is son dense I don’t think the helium would or do any thing

[@moe.s9851]

Best outro ever!!!😂

[@cossie8142]

Hey, TKOR, ever try sucking up different liquids with a sponge? Maybe a hardening liquid? Melted liquid? Love the vids!

[@Exempty]

I want to see it with mercury or gallium

[@itchyprince3793]

It will melt the sponge if hot enough, pewter though...

[@Lavendarsblue]

all liquids are in their melted state...

[@artisticreations1154]

!Isaw a “Glove Balloon” then a “King Of Random” sign round about at 10:28 lol thumbs up if same!

[@katspringsong]

Artisticreations It was at 10:32 but you were close!

[@Justaboyinhisroom]

At 10:07, I feel the reason about why the balloons randomly exploded, is probably because they were sitting in the bin with the Sulfur Hex-a Fluoride for awhile and all it needed was the slightest bit more of pressure to make them explode (because as soon as Nate threw one balloon in the bin, it popped the one it hit)

[@TheLastArbiter]

Nate on helium sounds like Animaniacs

[@theimperialwizard9295]

He sounds like yakko

[@Tyler-xc5lu]

Great video keep up the great work

[@Tyler-xc5lu]

😃

[@kateschmidly2412]

You should fill up different spots balls with Sulfur hexafluoride, helium, pure oxygen and other gases. Then play with them and see how they work and what they do Also I love you watching you videos!

[@totm2023]

Is it something to do with Morgan freeman?

[@GregoryMarkowski]

*makes baseball float*

[@CesareVesdani]

I like balloon experiments. Please make more balloon experiment videos. Balloon experiments are my favourite kind of experiments.

[@maryharris4373]

4:58 her laugh is funny 😄

[@svetislavcosovic5715]

I like that black glove floating in the background 😂

[@OnlyMotives24]

Put helium in a bike wheel and see the weight

[@jorisvb]

Why?

[@OnlyMotives24]

Joris van Baalen I heard it weighs more, and if it does I can prove to my teacher I was right

[@OnlyMotives24]

Joris van Baalen I heard it weighs more, and if it does I can prove to my teacher I was right

[@OnlyMotives24]

Jacob_Gamez_7 shhh it’s a secret

[@mystified2356]

Jacob_Gamez_7 the difference would be so subtle you probably couldn’t even measure it

[@pixelparasite829]

12:22 OMG It's Balloony!!

[@keke-potahto6306]

lol i never thought these guys appreciated phineas and ferb as much as i do

[@pixelparasite829]

@@keke-potahto6306 Same!

[@Hatkid_]

isnt balloony a character from an undertale fan game too? xd

[@arielrigdon3079]

You know the game we all played as kids; don’t let the balloon touch the ground? You should do it with regular breath, one with 1/4 helium, 3/4 oxygen . One with 1/4 sulfur hexafluoride, 3/4 oxygen and one with 1/4heliun, 1/4 suffer hexafloride and 1/2 oxygen. See which is easier to play with. Yeah. That’d be interesting to watch.

[@jeffcarr392]

The ending is hilarious with Nate talking, helium-esque 😆

[@NoraHyrule]

"A little light headed" more like heavy headed. Get it? ...ill go now

[@bestdadoftheyear7181]

I breathed air,now i feel like air headed....hah get it?

[@JP-iu4vz]

Will helium and sulfur hexaflouride switch places in balloons when both attached to a tube then flipped?

[@hooflepoof1593]

Johny Peters Yes, because the SF6 than the Helium

[@D-Man_Jam]

11:12 his lips are blue.

[@kylozen3938]

11:43 he sounds like a deva and if you got on his bad side he would be like uunnt uuuu sister.😂😂😂😂

[@ninjarider250r3]

By far the funniest video yet🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@indigo_5373]

What would happen if you put magnetic powder in silicone. Will it form the shapes and will the shapes harden that way?

[@wifighostcruiser9665]

Nothing would happen, have you ever handled pre hardened silicone? You're not going to get any powder or pellets to move through that stuff unless you're using perhaps an MRI.

[@jdrogersii5649]

Just a thought what would happen if you put the scale inside of the box and then fill the box with the sulfur hexafluoride would the scale show a reading due to the weight of the gas applying a downward force

[@applefan6558]

Yes. Regular air has weight that can be measured in grams in a full balloon vs an empty balloon. No balloon needed for sulfur hexafluoride since it's heavier than air and can be contained in a open container.

[@andrewfoust3227]

A full balloon (of air) and an empty balloon will weigh the same on a scale.

[@applefan6558]

@@andrewfoust3227 negative, air has mass, try it buddy

[@andrewfoust3227]

The air in a balloon has mass, but it displaces just as much air as you put in the balloon. The buoyancy from the air it displaces cancels the weight of air inside, and if you weigh it you'll just end up with the mass of the balloon. Helium has mass too, but weigh it on a scale, I'll wait.

[@applefan6558]

@@andrewfoust3227 did you even watch the video? Condensed air in a balloon weighs more than the air it displaces.... Do some research

[@fewer_pancakes]

Can you try to make faux gold (FeS) explosive?? It is basically possible but I wouldn’t know how to do it ❤️❤️

[@SidewinderScience]

Its a pretty common demonstration, I think you can find an example of it over on Nilered's video.

[@Goldenaitor]

0:53 i love how it looks like cali floats when they do the basic idea thing

[@apstudios8407]

Imagine inhaling the sulfur hexafloride and then yelling in dragon tongue, or just singing the song of the Dovahkiin

[@xgalactixtoo]

10:31 - 10:32 - set speed to 0.25 and you will see TKOR logo

[@PhantomWolf-pd2qq]

And at normal but its super quick

[@sovuchkin5093]

Exactly 10:32

[@GeorgTheGr8]

Yeah I'll just stick to the V Changer thanks

[@telephony]

A decent vocoder should change your voices like those gases but without the deleterious effects. :-)

[@matthewschmidt8441]

Why do I see you every where?

[@telephony]

Probably because I *AM* everywhere; kind of like Santa Clause on Christmas Eve. ;-)

[@pvpmardy]

8:44 If only there was one more gram...

[@tomgillotti]

Glad to see his videos are still making an impact.

[@jojoecutie123]

Did anyone notice that the three balloons exploded @10:10 by the way love the experiment they did!! 🧪🧫🎈🎈🎈

[@Og_Wafflz]

Can you fill a pool with the heavy gass and try and put different things in it or differwnt types off gasses

[@wifighostcruiser9665]

Really? You spelled the word gas with two s's? You better lay off the video games and find a private school.

[@Og_Wafflz]

@@wifighostcruiser9665 thx ;)

[@steg719]

@@wifighostcruiser9665 oof

[@loganswepston8978]

Try to blow up a balloon to get it at a equilibrium

[@diapernugget3238]

Isn't an equilibrium an organ in your ear to help balance yourself

[@LightningTrades]

@@diapernugget3238 he wants it to float mid air, perfect amount of force to withstand gravity

[@TheRagingWookie]

@@diapernugget3238 its when two things are completely equal e.g hovering

[@allysonallred3810]

10:32... 😕 See that flash of logo? If not keep playing it! 😕 Also... 12:28 😂 😏

[@Chip1189]

Theyve been doing that logo flash for a while ive commented on it before and just thought no1 else seen it lol

[@oneaegis]

I think it would be neat to see how many layers of gasses you could put in a container. SF6 on the bottom, fogged co2, Nitrogen. Maybe some type of depth buoys floating on the different layers, maybe colored fogs of each gas forming a stratum? I don't know how feasible it is but it would be neat.

[@larissaclark7647]

This would probably be a bad moment to realize you’re allergic to sulphur

[@letter_o_hyphen_letter_o]

2:25 he sounds like the aliens from toy story

[@PyroOfMalice]

then afterwards he sounds like spongebob

[@zaydenplays3608]

I'm laughing my jead of

[@95gfisher]

OOOOO, try Sulfur Hexafluoride vs Helium vs Air in a kickball!!

[@loganswepston8978]

Try making sulfur hexafluoride a liquid like propane or liquid nitrogen

[@oofig]

But why

[@sanderdragsund7373]

@@oofig why not...

[@khallilmarshall]

11:07 a bit touchy there Callie? 🤔😉 I ship them tbh.

[@heruirawan5722]

Helium doesn't harm our body, lack of oxygen does

[@Cheezy_Bunz]

This

[@polish_filipino]

This video is _DEEP_ Edit: I'm sorry...

[@Matt-ss1hd]

r/im14andthisisverydeep

[@immorallbird]

My green cheek conure weighs 68 grams. If you had a bigger balloon, you could technically outweigh him. With a balloon.

[@DiiRTyPLaaYeR]

Can you actually breathe something like a mixture of 80% helium 20% oxygen? I mean does it feel like normal air and can you survive with this mixture?

[@SpaghettiNachos]

The air we breathe is just about 80% nitrogen 20% oxygen, so pretty sure you can. I believe they mix it with oxygen so kids dont accidentally suffocate themselves with pure helium.

[@playingwithhumanlegos8612]

Pause at 12:28

[@danielmanrique6294]

What was the one frame at 10:31 with the logo for?

[@GiantJanus]

Can you do this with mustard gas?

[@Dizastermaster.]

Oh fucc

[@moelzeki6172]

4:49 Is this only me or the female sounds like James Charles a bit

[@bestdadoftheyear7181]

Female?

[@Evreythi]

What happens if you pour sulfur hexafluoride into the the middle of a cloud from liquid nitrogen or dry ice?

[@jjy_ysyydgfan]

What Nate and Callie do for science, but I enjoyed this video very much

[@bourbonn.pearls3151]

I found myself hoping youd have placed the tumbler with the water and dry ice in the tub along with the sulfur hexaflouride...would have been cool to see how it may have layered/ striated.

[@bent.5687]

Yikes, Calli's handwriting is almost as bad as mine 7:10

[@Hatkid_]

still way better than mine

[@milosstankovic9086]

Anyone else noticed the black glove in the background?

[@cyber_nuggets8302]

YAY, HE DID THE THING THAT I TOLD HIM TO DO!!!

[@cyber_nuggets8302]

Nevermind, but I did comment this on one of his vids.

[@crispychicken1842]

Ur mum

[@tacticalultimatum]

At 6:46 he definitely dropped 😂😂

[@tonirazz5565]

Extremely dangerous experiment! Glad you guys did not become choked. Seriously.

[@KnightSlasher]

Yeah I now sound like a kid again

[@adamhenry6793]

Me too.

[@reaper7112]

Spongebob SquarePants lol

[@adamhenry6793]

@@reaper7112 LUL

[@wifighostcruiser9665]

With that name and that Avatar you ARE a kid.

[@adamhenry6793]

@@wifighostcruiser9665 A immortal.

[@supreme_taco1105]

What Happens When You Freeze,Melt Or Destroy Contact lenses?

[@wifighostcruiser9665]

What happens? Same thing that happens when you freeze melt or destroy glass or plastic

[@CatoMinemcrideisepic]

They broke

[@Haydy5040]

put a chunk of dry ice in sulfur hexafluoride

[@cheascak410]

This man is the only person who can sound like darth Vader by inhaling sulfur hexofloride

[@davemiller6685]

That glove balloon is just beautiful

[@mr.pickle143]

how many helium balloon does it take to make a sulphur hexafluoride balloon float

[@highqualityduck8580]

I thought that it exactly

[@blank6521]

Morgan Freeman has left the chat

[@leoruppel2304]

Freeze dry ice cream

[@parkernoseworthy7630]

Hexafloride turns you into someone from Star Wars and helium turns you into a chipmunk

[@dawnshimmer7341]

what probably caused those balloons to bust is the difference in pressure between the outside gas and any inside gases eventually overcoming the material strength of the balloon itself as even when are seems completely still there is still some pressure differential between various sections of it which causes a increased pressure which can rip through lighter lighter things as though it were being pressed on by something more solid