Flaming Peeps Experiment! Potassium Chlorate + Peeps = Fun TKOR Easter Project!
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Curious to know how to make flaming peeps? Don’t know how to use potassium chlorate for a science experiment? Using a one of Easter’s iconic treats, and potassium chlorate, TKOR details EVERYTHING you need to know how to make a burning peeps. Grant Thompson tackles the potassium chlorate experiment basics: the tools, chemicals, proper safety, the peeps...all of it! You’re going to love these flaming peeps tests! The flaming chemical reactions are second to none! King Of Random has the tips, tricks and subtle potassium chlorate secrets to creating the best flaming Easter peeps! This isn't going to end well is it? :D
This incredible potassium chlorate project is as easy as it looks, but ONLY if you are safe and know the right approach to working with this substance. You’ll want to avoid the mistakes we highlight in the video. This is perfect for those wanting to know how to do a potassium chlorate experiment, pyrotechnics, how to make flaming peeps, pyro mini project, or a cool science project.
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Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" hi
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" your awesome
Video posted 9 seconds ago... Comment posed 10 hours ago.
LOGIC
hey bud
40 sec ago...
HEY GRANT! I'm surprised you don't use tempered/heat resistant glass jars for your experiments. You still have to warm them up before such types of use (about 10 minutes in a toaster oven at 300F), but they are much less prone to shattering in high heat. And we get to see more of the reactions going on, under the surface.
Plus if you ever need to temper a blade you can also use a toaster oven for that... Well at least I do
Doramius this stuff will still crack it
You have to heat tempered glass, still. I've poured molten aluminum into tempered glass without cracking it, on several occasions, but you must heat the glass. Using a toaster oven set at 300 degrees, 10-15 minutes will bring the glass to a fairly appropriate temperature to prevent cracking. Note that bringing the glass to temperatures around 900F-1000F for an extended period of time, the glass will start to glow. 1200F and glass can start to be molded. 1300F and you'll start into molten glass.
Doramius is molten aluminum several thousand degrees Celsius. no
I'm not trying to institute a reply war. But what is being heated at several thousand degrees Celsius? Potassium Chlorate's melting point is 650F. Bringing glass up to about 500F will handle molten aluminum without cracking. The aluminum will bring the glass temp up, but not drastic enough to cause the glass to shatter. The glass should also not be placed on a cool surface.
"Don't worry little guy, it'll be over soon." Didn't expect that from you, Grant.
the goblet of potassium chlorate
my neighbors called the cops after we had a little campfire in a fire pit. WHAT DO HIS NEIGHBORS THINK?
Operation Lemonade where tf do you live that your neighbors call the cops for a campfire?!?!?
Operation Lemonade where tf do you live that your neighbors call the cops for a campfire?!?!?
Grant, you should get some borosilicate glass containers that wont break when you heat and cool them.
Austin Randolph yeah just Pyrex or some chemistry beakers.
Just an additional note: Pyrex cookware is not borosilicate glass and lacks the thermal resistance of Pyrex labware.
"A fine white crystalline substance," I know what y'all are thinking.
sugar
salt
Pixel Penguins cocaine?
powdered potassium chlorate?
Pixel Penguins talcum powder?
You should get a European Pyrex dish off the internet it is less likely to be affected by the thermal shock. The Pyrex in England and Europe has different properties and is less likely to break due to thermal shock
Like so he can see
King Mandarin true European Pyrex is gr8
We have Pyrex here in America (Pyrex was created by the American glass company Corning), so no need for Pyrex, or any other thermally resistant glassware, from Europe. But I do agree that he should use Pyrex or a similar glassware for projects like these.
David Seay believe me but I've used American Pyrex and it is worse FSR
I just did a bit of research, and my mistake, you are correct. Outside of the US, borosilicate glass is used, where the US market uses tempered soda-lime glass. Honestly not surprised that the US uses the cheaper materials to keep cost down, rather than use something that is stronger and will last longer.
"A fine white crystalline substance"
**wipes off nose**
YOU DON'T KNOW ME
Potassium chlorate peep rocket engine! Will it fly?
Hey guys, welcome back to The King Of Random. Today, we're going to be experimenting with the potassium chlorate and peeps that we used in the last video, and we're going to be making some homemade rocket engines that fly over 300 ft.. cool... So update guys the rocket does fly
WoodenCreationz i think its the next " smoke bomb " because of the many smoke 💨💭
grant thompson is one of those people who can make science much more fun if he goes for a show and tell in a school. He can eventually turn into a professor. If I am going to be his student I would never let a day go without an experiment. Nice wor
Who else thought it was "Molten Chocolate vs Peeps"?
Manas Yadav me
That would have been so much more tastier.
Grant should try this. It would be awesome. Like so he can see.
Manas Yadav lol me
No one
This was the best video he has ever made by far.
I really like these experiments you're doing, but what happened to the amazing projects?
The Norwegian Storm I was just thinking about how I miss those
It takes substantially longer for those projects, so you can think of these as filler.
I suspect he's experimenting with the chemicals so he can get a feel for how they could be used in later projects.
Scary Balloon Fish actually, nobody asked for this change. Grant did it as a challenge, then when he realised he enjoyed it, kept doing jt. It's not him shifting to fit his audience, but him shifting of his own accord, and whether his audience shifts to fit him is their problem.
In the beginning his videos were all awesome projects. He started having a schedule after a while so now he has a lot more filler content. There are tons of videos on things like "how to open a coconut without using tools" but his videos got 10 million views so I can't blame him for making it.
Do you think his neighbors have ever called 911 thinking there was a fire?
Nah, they would have been used to it by now.
Ooh I bet they have! Probably not anymore though. They probably wouldn't call 911 if his house burned down because it was an "experiment".
yes
how do his neighbours react when he does stuff like explosions too?
when i found your channel years ago, it was always my hope that eventually you would be doing exactly what you are now. the daily videos are real fun and im glad you finally got big enough to make a living doing what you do best. youre a legend. The King Of Random!!!
The King of random's best quote:
'Within the seconds of-
CRACK
Oh, plate just broke..'
He should of put the outro when the plate broke "RANDOM HAPPENS"
Should of ?😂😂
BMAN488877 No, the term should have is correct but has been said very often very quickly, that it slowly turned to people saying should of. But it is actually should have. Should of is an incorrect term.
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" Cast the Mini Master sword of Potassium Chlorate!
"Welcome back to the King Of Random cooking show," Yeah i don't know if i want to eat anything that you make thank you very much.
hey that thermite cooked burger looked bomb
can you pour gasoline in liquid nitrogen and let it freeze??
Propane
yes
Darshan Mathukiya u can only put petrol in i think
Grant would be the best science teacher xD Everything is so easy to understand
+Grant Thompson try an experiment on relatively large portions of liquid nitrogen reacting to an equally large portion of molten potassium chlorate, or any molten metal. Make the two collide together with pressure and record the reaction in slow-mo!
Like if you wanna see this happen!
Pyrex labware won't crack so easily from thermal shock. The kitchenware in the US isn't made of the same glass.
Synthax Yeah. Labware is understandably more solid, so the forces of thermal shocks can't break it. The Slo Mo Guys did a video on this I think.
It's actually due to less thermal expansion.
I love the way glass jumps when it breaks in this video.
Use Pyrex for glass, it can withhold the heat shock. Like so he can see!!!
The Seeker Show it will survive but not for long
It'd be better than what he's using right now and he'd be able to heat up the glass to reduce the heat shock
The Seeker Show true. and with Pyrex it won't explode, just crack
Which is much much much less dangerous
NOTI-SQUAD UNITE!!!!!!
JynxGaming FOR THE GLORY OF THE EMPIRE !!!
💢💦
JynxGaming suppp peeps
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" ive been doing this ever since notifications were on youtube ;-)
;-)
grant thompson the king of molding
Cast a potassium chlorate chicken. Melt it and put it in the chicken mold and see what happens
p.s. I hope it becomes solid when you pour it in so then you can take the silicone off and have a potassium chlorate chicken
Chibii Rockruff yes that would be a great idea
it shouldnt react with the silicone, because it only reacts when mixed with a fuel (the sugar in the peeps).
That would be a very expensive chicken
Well uh
Ya know
It might burn
Just maybe
Probably wouldn't, actually. I dont think silicone reacts, like, at all with this stuff.
for your next video can you turn sand to glass please
T.V.C cartoons amazing idea. silica sand is the one to be used for proper results.just saying.
Yeah, and if you figure it out, collab with How to Make Everything, he's been trying forever!
The sound of the plate cracking in the background was the funniest thing ever, or I am just insane
Happy Easter to all my PEEPS
The PUNishment of the day
+Sans The skeleton I want to tell you to leave, but I also want more puns...
welp, I guess you are sans so that was *BONE* to happen
🐰🐥
;)
Instead of a normal glass you could use pyrex. Should be able to hold up to the thermal shock better.
Talon DiMare normal kitchen Pyrex won't do. It must be lab ware. Kitchen Pyrex is actually known for being really unstable when under the forces of thermal shock
I immediately recognized the Skylighter box. Many happy deliveries from them :)
grant try borosil glass utensils it will not shattered
yash patil or Pyrex lab grade glass and not drinking glasses...
borosil glass, it will not shatter even if you put molten potassium chlorate. get it now on your nearest store only for $59.99
Methanol + boric acid + phosphorescent. What happen if this mixture burn. Will phosphorescent glow green and will methanol + boric acid still remain green fire
Hey Grant, in the future, you can help reduce the effects of thermal shock by "preheating" your glass - stick the glass in the oven and then turn it on to it's highest temperature. The glass will heat up slowly as the oven heats up and when you pour a hot liquid into it, the glass will be less likely to shatter
"I'm gonna re-use this because its expensive." *puts the whole thing in one pot* -TKOR 2k17
Could you burn zinc and create a cauldron effect using the yellow fumes?
Linkus ty? xD
Oh how about him setting off some white phosphorus in the neighborhood
Drake Mckay ...
Just saying, that your hope for an experiment isn't do able
Drake Mckay No I was just wondering, thanks for responding xD
this dude really love burning and blowing up stuffs.
Did you ever explain why the peeps reacted like that? There was not an explanation in the recap. On recent videos I've seen a few up-voted comments on how the recap is unnecessary but I think that would change if it was more analysis-based rather than a summary. :)
use pyrex glass holds up better to the heat
That peep party is lit.
please add food color in nitrogen triiodine (touch powder ) like so grant will see
SCI SHOW FAN 2.0 i commented this but grant didnt see it :(
Yes he did, bu t left it alone
GREAT IDEA!!!
no
I have an idea, i dont think this will work. BUT, why don't you just boil the glass first before pouring the chemical in?
I doubt it because the potassium chloride was hotter than any stove can get.
jonathan terry 672.8°F or 356°C is the melting point. if anything bringing it up to a closer temperature could help reduce the thermal shock.
"dont worry little buddy, it'll be over soon" - King of Random 2017
For a project idea, make tempered glass!
It would be cool for it to be homemade and you could see the reactions, because if you heat it up before it is much more resistant to thermal shock!
HyYa The Cyborg how can you make that icon?
what about mixing it with powdered sugar in an 80/20 (by volume) oxidizer to fuel ratio
in its raw powdered form that is... not molten
No energy (heat), therefore no reaction.
Clark530 // i ment to light it off... probably a similar reaction kn03+sugar which is potassium nitrate .... basically what he used for his rocket fuel....
PracticalTacticalSheepdog ok in that case... it would be pretty cool to see 😂
Clark530 // exactly... looks to me like this stuff is much more reactive than nitrate.. would probably be cool
Getting close to easter had to watch this! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍👍
Can you put a aero chocolate bar in a vacuum chamber
blockmastergameing yeyeye
blockmastergameing that'd be awesome!
Could you use the 1 part brass 1 part aluminium, smash it into a powder, and possibly use it for decoration of anything? Maybe like a metal-looking finish?
Metals don't smash into powder. They are metals. Metals are malleable not brittle.
well the alloys he made in another video were quite brittle if you ask me
Clark530 // just watch the last video and you'll understand
I think if u grind the brass and aluminum fine enough and mix it with your paint it might have the effect that metal flake does. never tried it but due to your comment I might try it
my grandma taught me to microwave peeps. grant takes this to a whole new level of destruction
sup 24/7 on RUclips squad
Bete Noir im here
can someone who is from the US please tell me what Peeps are!!! Are they just marshmallows???
thanks loool
well marshmallow and colored sugar
pyrrhichos ya
Thanks cuz I'm Canadian
pyrrhichos it’s very tasty. (But of course every American will eat and like solid sugar)
Borosilicate glass might fix your "glass" issue. This glass is laboratory grade and is designed to resist the thermal shock you are having issues with. you can buy boxes of them on amazon for relatively cheap.
You should make Molten Chlorate ingots.
Try Mixing Molten Potassium with liquid Nitrogen
Or Propain
Hardmode Player just a heads up
"propane"
don't take it srsly
Rohan Joy oh thanks
Hardmode Player anytime
it will just freeze
Finally, a valid reason for peeps to exist.
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" can you please make a video abut how will potassium chlorate react to real food
aya moktar peeps are real food
I know but what I mean is for example vegetables, fruits
Most won't have enough sugar to make the reaction large enough to be interesting
Mae Zap Sugar isn't the only thing that can burn.
Boba Fett so can flesh (●_●)
I say that's animal abuse
Zyko call PETA
Zyko lol
😂
PEEPS: let go swimming in the explosive swimming pool!!! HOORAY!!!
Who else thought it said molten chocolate
dude! i came here because the idea of chocolate and peeps are awesome!
idk why i read chocolate too :/
saaaaame
Meeee
King Savage234 me
King Savage234 Me.
aww little buddy it will be over soon *throws him and burns him alive as I imagine him screaming mommy*
I've heard that if you put a metal object in the glass container like a spoon before pouring in the hot liquid, the metal will obsorb most of the heat and ultimately not break the glass. Not sure if this true, but worth a shot.
it's neither pinkish white nor magenta, its *Lilac* !
Credit goes to Potassium.
Try to cast a chlorate rocket and light it off
Thanks for daily videos. Very appreciated!
if your definition of a party, please don't invite me to yours.
👯it,s fun
It's fun come join 😊🔥🐰
The motif is redirecting me to g+ home page ;-:
come join the 👍😀🔥🔥🔥🎆
Looks like the flash is in the reaction. all the flames look like his lightning
"One crossed wire, one wayward pinch of Potassium Chlorate, one errant twitch, and KABLOOEY!"
this has nothing to do with this video, but what would happen if you pour liquid nitrogen an liquid propane into hot oil and wax.
like hot vegetable oil
Molten potassium chlorate vs. Liquid Nitrogen
nothing happens
Nicholas Newbauer liquid nitrogen is one of the only compounds that cannot burn so nothing would happen
It would be cool to find out what happens to the molten potassium chlorate
Reminds me of the experiment we did at school with concentrated sulphuric acid (I think) and sugar in a narrow beaker. Not much smoke, but a. . . . surprising result!
Pottasium cocaine
make tempered glass! Please
Grant, you should make your own potassium chlorate by electrolysis of potassium chloride. Under a high current, the potassium hypochlorite produced disproportionates into potassium chloride and potassium chlorate because of the heat. If done in a saturated solution, the low solubility of potassium chlorate will cause it to precipitate out as it forms in the reaction.
looks like the olympian cup
What if you made Easter egg bombs?
Cool. He did it without seeing my comment, great minds think alike
Roothious lol
Roothious or did he?!
Hey, Grant, You might buy some pyrex glass measuring cups, they can be microwaved or put in the oven, might stand up a little better for you, I think you can get a set on amazon pretty cheap too!
You should pour some of that stuff onto a stake to simulate what it would to human flesh
zachary clayson pork belly would work best.
zachary clayson wouldn't do much due to the moisture in the steak.
zachary clayson c'mon man take one for the team and use yours
Rest in Peep-eroni
IronTalks TV you two people are pro meemers
+Zenhater omfg you just made my day bwahahahah
Grant Thompson, the king of pyromaniacs.
DID U SEE THE OTHER GYE STANDING THERE AND I CANT BELEIVE THE PLATE BROKE!!!
Sarah LaMar The plate broke because of thermal shock.
It's my birthday today
χρονια πολλα
Do you want a sticker
You type decently for a newborn. Kudos to you.
Marios Soupashis Who would celebrate YOU being born XDD
The crying one " don't worry buddy it will be over soon" lol
you should put blood inside of a vacuum chamber and see if it turns blue!
people turn blue when aphyxiated because of the lack of blood
+Non Johns (LuCina) Blood Does NOT turn blue when deoxygenated it's just the fats in our body change the colour
Hydraulic Press Action already did this if you wanna check it out.
Like ADHIRAJ OBEROI said, deoxygenated blood doesn't turn blue, it's the adipose tissue (fat) that turns blue. Deoxygenated blood does turn to a darker, almost black, red, instead of the bright red that we're all used to (oxygenated blood).
It's not fat that turns it blue (there is little subcutaneous fat on the underside of the distal end of your forearm for example). It's the same reason why the ocean appears blue, blue light is at the higher energy end of the spectrum along with indigo and purple. With its higher energy blue light can penetrate the skin and still be reflected back out. It has nothing to do with fat specifically, rather the energies associated with the different wavelengths of visible light.
Can you cast a peep
WTG Gaming yes but it won't be fluffy unless you had air into it, it will be a hard sugar mold
Glass doesn't melt until 1400C/2552F, so you should be able to warm up the glass with the torch before you introduce the KClO3. Decrease the temperature difference, and it shouldn't break.
You could even heat it in the furnace with KClO3 in the glass already and warm them together. No shock, and the KClO3 will melt at 356F, long before the glass even gets weak. It'll take longer, but you'll get better results.
Why couldn't you have used a plasti--
Oh right, we're dealing with some hot stuff here... :P
Looks like creatine😂😂😏
He is the new Bill Nye in schools, give it a few years he will have his own show on everything tbh!
Yo
hi
dimond rock gratz on first
your the coolest guy in the world
dimond rock you're*
Yo
Finally! A use for Peeps.
You can reduce the chance of thermal shock by using thin glass, because you have less difference in temperature in the glass and acordingly less tension
"It's been fun hanging out with you peeps and I'll see you in the next video" please don't hurt me
Grant: "oh don't worry little peeps it'll be over soon''
5 seconds later;
peeps: "aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh save me I'm burning"
XD
Part of the initial reaction is simply the temperature of the molten chlorate. Sugar burns around 350 degrees F and the chlorate was over 600 degrees F.
that reaction was insane!!!!!
Those flames are so beautiful
Hey Grant , I think a better glass container to use would be an erlenmeyer flask as they are commonly used in chemical labs and should be able to hold up better when heating up from chemical reactions. :)