Reaction of Lithium with Water and with Air

Experiments with lithium reacting with water and lithium reacting with air.
2Li + 2H2O → 2LiOH + H2
4Li + O2 → 2Li2O
6Li + N2 → 2Li3N
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[@nugenki]

That was cool. I didn't know lithium was so reactive

[@himanshu4559]

It seems that you don't know much about periodic table... Don't mind just predicted

[@lithiumscience6861]

Lithium is awesome

[@prettywitty1912]

It's on top of group 1 .. means it's even more reactive than Sodium and pottasium

[@beanman7516]

@@prettywitty1912 uh no actually it's the least reactive amongst the group 1 (alkali) metals

[@prettywitty1912]

@@beanman7516 that's what I hate about Inorganic, I applied Concept and it ended being an exception. Lol

[@RatPancake]

This was very thorough and clear! Thank you!

[@becomematrix]

Cool. Missed this during high school

[@mattyboi6924]

r u christian?

[@mattyboi6924]

r u christian?

[@becomematrix]

@@mattyboi6924 yes

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[@neural_jam]

Unintentional ASMR... until he lights it anyway 😆

[@maxmillion3987]

This is why you don’t touch lithium batteries with your bare hands!

[@danielmoraes9637]

thanks, very interesting

[@DakuHonoo]

pretty cool video with nice explanations

[@JasonPruett]

seems like this knowledge could be useful in a survival situation.

[@MelloGee33]

Just keep pumpin' out those lithium-ion batteries. What could POSSIBLY go wrong?? 😂

[@drew2474]

Keep it up brother,,im proud of you🙏

[@CZ-kz7ug]

Makes me want to sit on top of thousands of batteries in an electric car.

[@Prchemist06]

Cienciabit finally found your english dubbed channel

[@soumikroy3313]

Group 1 alkali metals are most reactive as they always try to lose their electrons from their outermost s-orbitals to achieve stable electronic configuration like Inert gases.

[@r.a.6459]

These metals only need to shed 1 electron to achieve duplet/octet electron configuration, hence reaction can proceed. Further down the group the reactivity increases because the lone valence electron increasingly losing touch with the nucleus, hence it's easier for atom to lose it.

[@Junkitup]

@@r.a.6459 thankz

[@mixemagic9715]

when you light that solution up, without carbon dioxide what was the chemical reaction ?

[@tinkerbit]

Li + H2O = LiOH + H2
Then the H2 burns with O2 to give H2O and heat. 2H2 + O2 -> 2H2O

[@ChakravarthiT]

😢😢😢😢Lithium is a very dangerous to use it as a battery 🔋🔋🔋🔋🔋🔋🔋. Otherwise *can we use Li to make H2 ???*

[@az_pit_viper4270]

my ex girlfriend was probably made out of lithium because she was overreactive

[@aljazslemc9569]

Did she form a strong bond with anyone she met and was difficult to separate from others or yourself?

[@SkyDarmos]

Where can I buy this bag of lithium please?

[@urralaciencia5971]

Me encanta!!!! Oh my god!!!

[@Solid3d-Melb]

Loved it. Why is lithium such a good electrolyte?

[@VedParkash-j7z]

From where we can buy this

[@markw208]

Just remember this, lithium will react with water. So the next time you see a fire department trying to extinguish an EV battery fire, they are making a big mistake. All of the metals in Group 1, 1st column, are alkali metals and react with air and water.

[@ethanh9275]

Nah, 3 and 4 could do friendly fire, I'd go for liquid oxygen and a molten metal instead but the rest are good, hell, #1 and my #4 would be a pretty effective combo...

[@lauren9004]

Thank you!

[@mrmostachomc7931]

Inglés o español esta chido:u

[@djlondon7956]

Lithium is so amazing!

[@macielicaro]

Nice, nice. very nice.

[@fischer-3934]

Thank you for very good physics lesson.

[@giovannisquall1616]

Nice! hello from Brazil

[@Topher2088]

Does lithium react or oxidize in a chamber of pure O2 at room temp?

[@cienciabit]

Yes, but slowly

[@3abdelrahman3esa80]

Can i add the video to my channel

[@mosesrios900]

This is why Electric Vehicle lithium battery fires take hours to put out and 30,000 - 40,000 gallons of water.

[@r.a.6459]

Just heard the news where a cargo with EVs caught fire and took days to put out.

[@kaukoliuzas]

Where you buy this lithium?

[@tinkerbit]

Ebay.com

[@carlosmagnsen5513]

Is there another way to stop it from reacting? Besides the mineral oil and the argon

[@azi9_ity]

Just tell it no

[@aljazslemc9569]

Not really. It will oxidise and that provides a layer of inert protection, and you can make it react with something else, to form a more stable product. But there's a reason we don't find 1st group elements out in the wild in elemental form.

[@markoni2536]

Hey from where can i buy this lihium with argon that you have?

[@tinkerbit]

I found it on Ebay.com

[@urralaciencia5971]

Quiero hacer experimentos con litio!!!!

[@RadityaBaswara404]

Reaksi Pada air. Litium padat menguraikan air dengan pelepasan dihidrogen
Li(s)+H2O(i) -------> ½H2(g) + Li+aq + HO- aq

[@urralaciencia5971]

Wow!!! Qué combustión!!!

[@matthewtait3742]

What kind of oil?

[@tinkerbit]

Liquid paraffin

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I like that music

[@thethoughtmaster]

Wowe, that is volatile.

[@Mirracle74]

Smoke lithium! Tesla Bot does.

[@maxbeast6017]

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[@sohinid7877]

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[@arjunsanotra2498]

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[@vikraal6974]

This is Science

[@TheAceTroubleshooter]

So THIS is why meth labs blow up all the time! Got it! :D

[@isak3459]

I'm so happy

[@matthewjones1209]

Cause today I shaved my head no I’m not sadddd

[@Mergim3]

I have white lithium stone

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And we have this in our phone 😐

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[@MomTeachesUs]

And I’m the air we breathe thanks to chemtrails 🎃

[@malikjalaluddin3239]

👍

[@JoakimfromAnka]

Real time oxidation in air. Fak yeah

[@brianlinck1943]

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[@nanangs6952]

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[@SERGEY-KACHAN]

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[@xfire138]

Réaction sur l'eau. Le lithium solide décompose l'eau avec dégagement de dihydrogène. Li(s)+H2O(l) ---> ½H2(g) + Li+aq + HO-aq