Very ,you should try white phosphorus + potassium chlorate it is very powerful mixture and no need to ignite it explodes itself after mixing 1 -2 minutes later.
I was told that pulling the pin from a hand grenade makes sulphuric acid eat through lead causing a delay and then contacts potassium chlorate which sets off the explosion. Not sure if this is the reaction now.
Some WW2 fuses designed for sabotage used this system, they were a sealed copper tube with a detonator in one end and an acid ampoule in the other. To use, stick the spicy end in some plastic explosive, stick the explosive to your enemy’s asset then crush the non spicy end with pliers. The delays were rather inconsistent, usually rated at a few minutes, a few hours or a good many hours but they were compact, self contained and completely silent in operation (until the bang). Most grenades use a pyrotechnic fuse and a striker cap that’s fired when the safety handle is released. 3-4 seconds is the usual delay but again .. they can vary. Don’t cut it too fine.
Hello, i'm in second year of chemistry studies at university, thank you so much for share us all of this magic reactions and knowledge, greetings from colombia!!
Hey. 1:55 In my case, there was a strong explosion here and I got burns. I made a mistake in the quantities. I made a video, but I didn't post it. Have you had a explosive in this experience?
@@matiszyszak4064 that could happen but probably wont release much energy also so3 is very stable as so4-2 ion is pretty stable, so the reaction might be very boring and slow
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Very ,you should try white phosphorus + potassium chlorate it is very powerful mixture and no need to ignite it explodes itself after mixing 1 -2 minutes later.
I was told that pulling the pin from a hand grenade makes sulphuric acid eat through lead causing a delay and then contacts potassium chlorate which sets off the explosion. Not sure if this is the reaction now.
Some WW2 fuses designed for sabotage used this system, they were a sealed copper tube with a detonator in one end and an acid ampoule in the other. To use, stick the spicy end in some plastic explosive, stick the explosive to your enemy’s asset then crush the non spicy end with pliers. The delays were rather inconsistent, usually rated at a few minutes, a few hours or a good many hours but they were compact, self contained and completely silent in operation (until the bang).
Most grenades use a pyrotechnic fuse and a striker cap that’s fired when the safety handle is released. 3-4 seconds is the usual delay but again .. they can vary. Don’t cut it too fine.
ClO2 at high temperature is BOOM !
Hello, i'm in second year of chemistry studies at university, thank you so much for share us all of this magic reactions and knowledge, greetings from colombia!!
Interested in what type of safety precautions you take. Really exciting reactions!
Oleum: the nectar of gods
Dissolve white P in CS2 and mix with KClO3. After the CS2 evaporated things should get funny :D
it has been done, iirc it was done with KClO4? it went off hard
Hi can u please tell which chemical can decompose denim jeans quickly
@@intelligencequipo5095Piranha solution would be a way to go. Works with basically everything
Dude you're insane, I mean really
Can't wait for your next videos !
Greetings from France, god bless chemistry.
Merci beaucoup ;)
I love this channel. I can point people to it for demonstrations rather than risking blowing myself up. Keep up the awesome work!
Please give in detail reactions in description.
You are awesome!
I didn't expect such explosive reactions as the 2 compounds are both strong oxidizing agents. Good video!
Safety is not his number 1 priority
Very nice video bro . I like your channel because of the new and amazing things that you try everytime 👍
This is the stuff Jim humble wants you to drink.
Hey try a video about the reaction between caesium with concentrated sulfuric acid and also with oleum.
Hey. 1:55 In my case, there was a strong explosion here and I got burns. I made a mistake in the quantities. I made a video, but I didn't post it. Have you had a explosive in this experience?
Great video, as always! Keep them coming!
Liquid ozone please 😊
Yes!!!
The last reaction was pretty cool
Oleum with potassium permanganate please
This is why sulfur should NEVER be added to chlorate based pyrotechnic compositions. A tiny amount of moisture and it can go up all by itself 🤓
*Guys, KClO4 + P is much more powerful than KClO3 + P!*
i wonder how many accidents this guy had
master, can make a video about a mixture of used engine oil into gasoline
chlorine dioxide！
SO3 +H2O = H2SO4
Always love the vids :)
hello！can u make a video about sodium hydride（NaH）？
Dangerous stuff
Fluorine and oleum :D
that will literally do nothing lol
@@matiszyszak4064 that could happen but probably wont release much energy also so3 is very stable as so4-2 ion is pretty stable, so the reaction might be very boring and slow
good
WHY oh god
First.i love video