Making Bromine so I can throw aluminum in it (crazy reaction)

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  • @chemdelic
    @chemdelic  Год назад +5

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  • @cberge8
    @cberge8 Год назад +60

    That shot at the end was absolutely beautiful.

  • @LabCoatz_Science
    @LabCoatz_Science Год назад +61

    Making bromine because you want to throw aluminum in it...probably the most METAL excuse I've heard for making this stuff! Great video man, as usual!

  • @experimental_chemistry
    @experimental_chemistry Год назад +52

    The contamination of the product with chlorine interhalogen is not insignificant. This makes it unusable for synthesis purposes.
    A much cleaner and also efficient method is to use persulfate as an oxidizer, as I have shown on my channel.
    You just have to make sure that you use fresh persulfate that has not been stored for a long time and is therefore not yet partially decomposed.
    Instead of sulfuric acid, the ground glass joints can also be greased with less dangerous (but unfortunately expensive) silicone-free high-temperature grease based on Teflon.
    Drying bromine with sulfuric acid is less dangerous if the mixture is stirred magnetically instead of shaking, and the bromine is then separated.
    Since many hobby chemists are no longer allowed to use concentrated sulfuric acid, I wonder whether the bromine can also be dried with anhydrous calcium chloride or sodium sulfate. The hydrate should float on the bromine and therefore be quite easy to fish or filter off.
    Bromine is very easy to ampoule and can be stored relatively safely, especially if the sealed ampoules are also in an unbreakable protective container with cushioning material and concentrated thiosulfate solution.
    However, I would also advise against storing it in private living spaces or in larger quantities (more than 10 ml), as this could easily lead to an expensive rescue operation by the fire brigade's special chemical accident unit.
    Melt ampoules are cent items and can easily be obtained from well-known East Asian sales outlets.
    Neutralizing the unused bromine was definitely a waste.
    If you know that you only need a little, you can scale down the educt batch accordingly.
    Small amounts of excess bromine can be dissolved in water. Bromine water is a useful reagent that can be stored in dark bottles with Teflon-lined screw caps for up to a year when stored in a cool, dark place and is significantly less dangerous than elemental bromine.
    To neutralize bromine splashes and to rinse the apparatus, you should actually have carbonate-alkaline thiosulfate or, better yet, sulfite solution ready. The addition of alkalis prevents the annoying precipitation of sulfur with thiosulfate and the release of sulfur dioxide with sulfite.

    • @Psychx_
      @Psychx_ Год назад

      Potassium peroxysulfate (oxone) can be bought for very cheap in kg amounts as swimming pool chemical ("pool shocker"). I do approve.
      Question: Silicone based greases (i.e. Baysilone) would not be inert enough to withstand bromine, wouldn't they?

    • @experimental_chemistry
      @experimental_chemistry Год назад +2

      ​​​​​​​@@Psychx_
      No, they won't. They have to be based on PTFE.
      Don't confuse oxone (peroxomonosulfate) with peroxodisulfate or simply persulfate, which I meant.
      Per(oxodi)sulfate isn't and never should be used for pools, because it's too aggressive and btw allergenic, too. It's available as an etching agent for circuit boards, quite cheap and above all still not banned. Unfortunately it's not stable on the long term and therefore has to be stored cool and dark a in containers with a pressure equilization velve.
      Peroxomonosulfate isn't well suited for a quantitative oxidation of bromide to bromine, because it's too weak for this purpose.

    • @Psychx_
      @Psychx_ Год назад

      @@experimental_chemistry Thanks a lot for the clarification!

    • @experimental_chemistry
      @experimental_chemistry Год назад

      @@Psychx_ No problem.

  • @nenben8759
    @nenben8759 Год назад +15

    Remember:
    It's fun to cover your distillation apparatus in aluminum foil while distilling bromine.
    To help the bromine evaporate.
    By bursting into flames

  • @Chemiolis
    @Chemiolis Год назад +9

    thanks dad now i can finally make bromine on my own

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  Год назад +6

      You’re welcome son🗿

  • @mtkoslowski
    @mtkoslowski Год назад +16

    I love your approach to Chemistry as well as your ability to impart your knowledge.

  • @MIH0319
    @MIH0319 Год назад +4

    I have seen a simple and safer apparatus for making bromine: A one-neck round bottom flask with the TCCA, HCl and NaBr, a pressure equalized dripping funnel placed on top of that, and a condenser placed on top of the funnel. The bromine vapor formed can travel up through the side-arm of the funnel, get condensed by the condenser, and drops in the funnel. After the reaction, simply remove the round bottom flask and directly drain the bromine in the funnel off to another flask, where it can be stored. This can minimize bromine transfer and therefore risk of breathing in its vapors.

  • @B_Van_Glorious
    @B_Van_Glorious Год назад +4

    So THATS how you cast Fireball!

  • @universeble243
    @universeble243 Год назад +7

    I've always heard that bromine and aluminum react violently but I had never seen it before and Got damn that looked metal as hell. Banger vid

  • @OceanBagel
    @OceanBagel Год назад +5

    That is by far the coolest fire I've ever seen in my life!

  • @nuniyoa
    @nuniyoa Год назад +4

    that chemical reaction is absolutely evil looking

  • @Auroral_Anomaly
    @Auroral_Anomaly Год назад +4

    If you’re counting astatine, you should count tennessine because it is even heavier and is also too radioactive to get a large quantity of.

    • @guythat779
      @guythat779 Год назад

      But you can naturally find bigger quantities of astatine, kinda pointless to mine tho

    • @Auroral_Anomaly
      @Auroral_Anomaly Год назад

      @@guythat779 Bigger quantities, by this you mean a few grams in the whole earth.

    • @guythat779
      @guythat779 Год назад +1

      @Hydrolysisisfun googled real quick and yeah youre right, actually even less than a gram at any given point. But it's still more special since it's naturally occuring, tennesine is completely synthetic and if we count synthetic atoms we cant restrict ourselves only to the ones we made in a lab because the only difference between the halogen we made and the next one is just our knowledge of them meaing the heaviest halogen is unknown

  • @chir0pter
    @chir0pter Год назад +3

    that was a very aesthetic redox reaction

  • @pallasproserpina4118
    @pallasproserpina4118 Год назад +1

    8:35 have you ever wanted fireworks that ALSO bleed?

    • @HONDPA
      @HONDPA Месяц назад

      😂😂😂😂😂 very dramatic indeed !

  • @Nuovoswiss
    @Nuovoswiss Год назад +1

    The route I've heard before is basically the same method of using sulfuric acid and salt to generate HCl gas, but apparently with NaBr instead it makes some elemental bromine, which is easy to separate from any HBr produced. If you need HBr gas for something, it would be neat to see how much bromine is produced by that route.

  • @pogrammer
    @pogrammer 11 месяцев назад

    That reaction between aluminum and bromine looked like actual depictions of hell.

  • @m.i.c.h.o
    @m.i.c.h.o Год назад +1

    That is easily one of the most beautiful reactions I've ever seen. Love this channel, keep it up!

  • @Kargoneth
    @Kargoneth 6 месяцев назад

    Pretty distillation of your vanquished foe's blood.
    The reaction with the aluminum was cool.

  • @barbarabrkovich1988
    @barbarabrkovich1988 Год назад +1

    This makes me want to get into some shenanigans at the lab

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  Год назад

      Silly goose activities👀

  • @TagetesAlkesta
    @TagetesAlkesta Год назад +1

    Splash potion of harming

  • @bruh---___---
    @bruh---___--- Год назад

    It's scary but beautiful at the same time.

  • @miinyoo
    @miinyoo 7 месяцев назад

    Burning blood. I'll have to remember that for when a producer mentions he needs it for a shot. Surely making bromine on a film set would be safe, right? 🤣

  • @EnUsUserScreenname
    @EnUsUserScreenname Год назад +1

    Bromine seller, I'm going into battle, I need your strongest bromines!

  • @Disc_11
    @Disc_11 Год назад

    8:40 Looked like a sneak-peak into the depths of hell lmao

  • @medul8039
    @medul8039 Год назад

    thank you Chemdelic

  • @theEVILone0130
    @theEVILone0130 Год назад

    Damn it man now I want some bromine and aluminum foil. I'm not going to mess with it because I don't know what I'm doing and I sure as hell wouldn't start with bromine

  • @simplydarkhalf3974
    @simplydarkhalf3974 Год назад

    Cool new intro ❤

  • @squishyghost1234
    @squishyghost1234 Год назад

    I showed my class your videos and the students said it felt cringy every time you try to be wittily funny with the awkward dry jokes. I sadly had to agree with them. 😅
    Your channel is still cool. I told them to subscribe to you and other chemtubers. 😅 (Chemtubers 😅 I found out that is what gen-z call chemist youtubers. How creative! )

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  Год назад +1

      Even if you don’t find my jokes funny, I still appreciate the support 🙏

  • @joshuacampbell17
    @joshuacampbell17 Год назад

    do i smell a video on a particular Shulgin compound coming soon 👀

  • @theotherther1
    @theotherther1 Год назад

    Throw aluminum in me, bro!

  • @antonschollum3128
    @antonschollum3128 Год назад

    Oh baby here we go! ps: nice EDP reference my bro

  • @simplydarkhalf3974
    @simplydarkhalf3974 Год назад

    Nick Cannon with child support ☠️ A white boy chemist that watches wildin'out

  • @GREATLORDPOOH
    @GREATLORDPOOH Год назад

    That was the most beautiful thing sense Annie killed all this jedi brats

  • @tedfeats1719
    @tedfeats1719 Год назад

    Hi. Could you please recreate the procedure to oxidize ethers to esters with tcca

  • @DOCB-op1qc
    @DOCB-op1qc 5 месяцев назад

    I've seen a few sources say this can be done with hydrogen peroxide & NaBr. Seems simpler. Is there something wrong with that?

  • @corbechupacabra
    @corbechupacabra Год назад

    that reaction was EPIC!

  • @chir0pter
    @chir0pter Год назад

    1:10 could probably also use a perfluoroalkyl or PFPE grease no?

  • @ForgottenModders
    @ForgottenModders Год назад

    Stellar video as always :)

  • @alansoriano3533
    @alansoriano3533 Год назад

    Nice bro🎉

  • @jayerjavec
    @jayerjavec Год назад

    Bromine.
    It's faaaantastic!

  • @keisisqrl
    @keisisqrl Год назад

    Ah, you’ve made *hell*

  • @Sniperboy5551
    @Sniperboy5551 Год назад

    I see “gone sexual,” I click!

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  Год назад

      Had to change the title cause I got ad suitability issues 😂

  • @altkev
    @altkev Год назад

    Was this produced/filmed by the same people who did GOT Season 8?

  • @MenkoDany
    @MenkoDany Год назад

    Where'd you get that Bro? At the Bromine?

  • @takeohtyme
    @takeohtyme Год назад

    Bromine?
    Yeah, bro mean.

  • @TheSeriez1977
    @TheSeriez1977 Год назад

    Liquid firecracker

  • @nunyabisnass1141
    @nunyabisnass1141 Год назад

    Can you turn urea into ammonia using def fluid?

  • @barbarabrkovich1988
    @barbarabrkovich1988 Год назад

    Does bromine have to be stored in a dark container?

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  Год назад

      An ampoule is generally used as bromine leaks out of everything

    • @experimental_chemistry
      @experimental_chemistry Год назад +1

      If you are able to order elemental bromine, you'll get it delivered in special capped brown glass bottles. Completely dry bromine cannot react with itself, so it would be possible to store it in transparent bottles, too.
      But as long as there are traces of moisture, it will react with the water and releases HBr gas on decomposition under the influence of light over the time, so that unwanted pressure might be built up inside the bottle. That's why bromine water definitely has to be stored in dark bottles and cool places und elemental bromine has to be dried before sealing it into ampoules.

  • @elpolar55
    @elpolar55 Год назад

    why the blue color in the fire at the end?

    • @nuniyoa
      @nuniyoa Год назад

      maybe heat?

    • @guythat779
      @guythat779 Год назад

      Great question, i think it's alumimum burning white but appearing slightly blueish on camera

  • @TheBackyardChemist
    @TheBackyardChemist Год назад

    I accidentally 5 grams of bromine.
    What should i do,

  • @samsthemank
    @samsthemank Год назад

    New mic?

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  Год назад

      No but I need one bad😂

    • @samsthemank
      @samsthemank Год назад

      @@chemdelic Oh, haha. It sounded different (in a good way) so I assumed there was an upgrade. Hopefully soon!

  • @reptilianbrother5618
    @reptilianbrother5618 Год назад

    Dayum

  • @tjcaruthers5593
    @tjcaruthers5593 Год назад

    Ok so bromine and aluminum don't mix got it.....unless you want to see an energetic reaction.

  • @VeganerPaul
    @VeganerPaul Год назад +1

    It's so sad that you just destroyed again after making it

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  Год назад

      I couldn’t store it unfortunately. Thought I would use more at the time but never did. Should have lowered the amount I made.

  • @ACME_Kinetics
    @ACME_Kinetics Год назад

    You sound uncannily like Anthony Jeselnik

  • @Turamulli
    @Turamulli Год назад

    comment for the algo

  • @jc5445
    @jc5445 Год назад

    Fire's cool.

  • @mtfcadet7569
    @mtfcadet7569 Год назад

    Bromine moment

  • @heat_wave5774
    @heat_wave5774 Год назад

    Is the video up on OF yet?😝

  • @sperminspace.
    @sperminspace. 8 месяцев назад

    i'm taking some notes that it's handy to have some milk around when playing with this, thanks

  • @zaksrdanovich9649
    @zaksrdanovich9649 9 месяцев назад

    How to create hellfire.

  • @brandonmcevoy-g4n
    @brandonmcevoy-g4n 5 месяцев назад

    now do Dibromoethane

  • @gefagnis
    @gefagnis Год назад

    im boutta brom

  • @alch3myau
    @alch3myau 11 месяцев назад

    .. Eh.

  • @elpolar55
    @elpolar55 Год назад

    second I guess

  • @HONDPA
    @HONDPA Месяц назад

    😂😂😂😂😂😂 Excellent 👌 👏 👍 😂

  • @LilCletus
    @LilCletus 10 месяцев назад

    Please stop with the text to speech.

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  10 месяцев назад

      That’s my voice💀

  • @xTheDeerLordx
    @xTheDeerLordx Год назад

    Holy cringe

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  Год назад

      That’s what the channel is!

  • @MyStupified
    @MyStupified Год назад +1

    first

    • @frogz
      @frogz Год назад +1

      YOU WIN.....nothing at all

    • @frogz
      @frogz Год назад +1

      nothing at all....nothing at all....nothing at all....nothing at all....

  • @sistersplitter
    @sistersplitter Год назад

    Why are you bald

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    @dumboyeeter4448 Год назад

    Most beutiful halogwn is iyodyne

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    @jewtubesucks666 11 месяцев назад

    If you have a patreon you shouldnt be wasting my time with a surfshark ad. Unsubbed

    • @chemdelic
      @chemdelic  11 месяцев назад

      Patreon doesn’t pay nearly as well as a sponsor does😂. But alright bro sad to see you go