This is my other RUclips channel, really haven't done anything with it yet. Nothing on it yet ruclips.net/channel/UCtGGAQ3pnJr5jrRU_1PvqcQ?view_as=subscriber Here is my BitChute channel. www.bitchute.com/channel/JJNI53eMMLUy/
Thats true but you need nitrates to make permanganate. I know most people can just buy permanganate in America but in many places you can't buy chlorates, perchlorates or nitrates. 😁
@@Phosphoric1111 I've been working too many hours, but will be making more videos soon. Time has been hard to come by and the US government has gone nuts prosecuting people for 100% legal actions. I will be doing videos on loading ammo with gun cotton and making an explosive out of Xylitol.
Very nice video ,i am searching about white gun powder potassium chlorate+potassium ferocynide+ suger powder) in60:20:20 ratio do you know about this composition .
K2SO4 + 4Mg = K2O + MgS + 3MgO stoich. ratio by weight: 25 K2SO4 / 14 Mg K2SO4 + 5Mg = 2K + MgS + 4MgO (at higher temps.) stoich. ratio by weight: ´10 K2SO4 / 14 Mg 2NaOH + Mg = Na2O + MgO + H2 stoich. ratio by weight: 10 NaOH / 3 Mg 2NaOH + 2Mg = 2Na + 2MgO + H2 (at higher temps.) stoich. ratio by weight: 5 NaOH / 3 Mg CuSO4 + 4Mg = CuO + MgS + 3MgO stoich. ratio by weight: 5 CuSO4 / 3Mg CuO + Mg = Cu + MgO (simple thermite reaction) --> CuSO4 + 5 Mg = Cu + MgS + 4 MgO stoich. ratio by weight: 4 CuSO4 / 3 Mg I'm not sure about the Barium sulfate one, as I don't know how exactly Barium sulfate decomposes. "at higher temps." are always temperatures that are definetly achived in a burning reaction, what I was trying to indicate was more that, in the first two reaction the second reaction releases less heat energy because the intermediate reaction leading from the first to the second one will consume a bit of the energy released.
Have always been amazed by your chemical knowledge, that's why I subscribed. How did you acquire that knowledge? Are you self taught? As to videos I like the ones that go bang.
Thanks I've been doing this most of my life and learned it all by reading and practice. Interest in science and chemistry runs in the family, my youngest brother is a molecular biologist and my father was a radio tech during Vietnam for the Army.
If your going to do metal work stuff I recommend keeping it on a RUclips channel. More traffic and thats a family friendly topic so shouldnt be any issues.
Hi. Can you do more tests about Copper Sulphate+magnesium mix? I have seen that if you heat it up to some point, then try to light it up from distance, it detonates violently. I am curious to know if it can be useful as primary blasting cap, while confined in casing
Metalworking and such can be really amazing. some tutorials on making lab stands or other useful stuff can be really successful in the youtube algorithm if played right.
You CuSO4(/Mg is heavily underoxidized, it should work a bit better with the stoichometric ratio of 13 parts CuSO4 / 2 Parts Mg, if anhydrous CuSO4 wouldn't be hygroscopic it would make a great and very secure flash (I did a few tests with it, it's nearly impossible to ignite it from sparks even with candle flame it takes quite a while). If you confine it but still left quite a bit of air in the container the same amount of it can actually produce more pressure in the container because the extreme heat causes the air to very rapidly expand (this is true for most flash mixes actually) Also try Mg / S in a 1:1 mix (which is also underoxidised, but weirdly it still burns faster than the stoichiometric ratio), it makes a pretty good flash (pretty comparable with the BaSO4 one), it's common among pyro amateurs in Germany because both chemicals are easy to get in bulk from amazon, while nitrates (even as fertilizer) are very restricted.
I just noticed I messed something up with the Copper sulfate one, the ratio is probably closer to 4 parts CuSO4 / 3 parts Mg, although it could be somewhere in between (but it's definetly closer to 4 CuSO4 / 3 Mg).
@@darianballard2074 sir, please do confined test of that copper sulphate+mg mix. I tried it in confined paper, but it was just fast deflagration. I wonder what will happen if you trap it in metal casing and light via fuse, kind of like metal blasting cap. Will try out myself as soon i find proper metal casing, but still it would be good if you do video about it, since you are professional.
Interesting, what if you shape that copper mix with a tiny amount of a binder? As for making stuff videos, definitely, could come in handy if you cover fabricating essential items from whatever people can find given there is a good chance that the logistics channels are going to be disrupted for a while.
This is my other RUclips channel, really haven't done anything with it yet. Nothing on it yet ruclips.net/channel/UCtGGAQ3pnJr5jrRU_1PvqcQ?view_as=subscriber Here is my BitChute channel. www.bitchute.com/channel/JJNI53eMMLUy/
Yes we all like those things too. So yes keep doing what you're doing, your doing just fine.
Such slick chemistry, I see potential with the CuSO4 and Mg mix. It's accessible enough I might try experimenting with it.
The barium flash was just swell too.
ZnO and Mg works to very well
Do a welding channel and metal works
I swear to God you're like my long lost brother
Could you test to confine them so we can see how they perform
Great vid, always enjoy anything highly flammable or explosive lol, guess we never truly grow out of our childhood curiosity of fire
you could also do permanganates
Thats true but you need nitrates to make permanganate. I know most people can just buy permanganate in America but in many places you can't buy chlorates, perchlorates or nitrates. 😁
@@darianballard2074 i feel bad for those people that cant buy permanganates, also why have you not made a new video in a while
@@Phosphoric1111 I've been working too many hours, but will be making more videos soon. Time has been hard to come by and the US government has gone nuts prosecuting people for 100% legal actions. I will be doing videos on loading ammo with gun cotton and making an explosive out of Xylitol.
@@darianballard2074 ah ok
Thank you. All content you have is great
Very nice video ,i am searching about white gun powder potassium chlorate+potassium ferocynide+ suger powder) in60:20:20 ratio do you know about this composition .
Thanks. Sorry never messed with the stuff. :)
I like both.
Not quite as handy with the chemical reactions though. Would like to learn more on that subject.
K2SO4 + 4Mg = K2O + MgS + 3MgO stoich. ratio by weight: 25 K2SO4 / 14 Mg
K2SO4 + 5Mg = 2K + MgS + 4MgO (at higher temps.) stoich. ratio by weight: ´10 K2SO4 / 14 Mg
2NaOH + Mg = Na2O + MgO + H2 stoich. ratio by weight: 10 NaOH / 3 Mg
2NaOH + 2Mg = 2Na + 2MgO + H2 (at higher temps.) stoich. ratio by weight: 5 NaOH / 3 Mg
CuSO4 + 4Mg = CuO + MgS + 3MgO stoich. ratio by weight: 5 CuSO4 / 3Mg
CuO + Mg = Cu + MgO (simple thermite reaction) -->
CuSO4 + 5 Mg = Cu + MgS + 4 MgO stoich. ratio by weight: 4 CuSO4 / 3 Mg
I'm not sure about the Barium sulfate one, as I don't know how exactly Barium sulfate decomposes.
"at higher temps." are always temperatures that are definetly achived in a burning reaction, what I was trying to indicate was more that, in the first two reaction the second reaction releases less heat energy because the intermediate reaction leading from the first to the second one will consume a bit of the energy released.
Potassium hydroxide
Darian good to see you making a video I will watch anything you put out as it’s always interesting. Keep em coming
...even though almost everything you do would end in jail time in the UK, much appreciate your vids. Been a lifelong interest of mine so rock on!
Keep 'em coming, Darian.
Welcome back 👍
Have always been amazed by your chemical knowledge, that's why I subscribed. How did you acquire that knowledge? Are you self taught? As to videos I like the ones that go bang.
Thanks I've been doing this most of my life and learned it all by reading and practice. Interest in science and chemistry runs in the family, my youngest brother is a molecular biologist and my father was a radio tech during Vietnam for the Army.
If your going to do metal work stuff I recommend keeping it on a RUclips channel. More traffic and thats a family friendly topic so shouldnt be any issues.
Hi. Can you do more tests about Copper Sulphate+magnesium mix? I have seen that if you heat it up to some point, then try to light it up from distance, it detonates violently. I am curious to know if it can be useful as primary blasting cap, while confined in casing
Hey missed you brother
Can you give us a link to your other channel? And yes, I would definitely be interested in seeing you make videos like that.
Nothing on it yet ruclips.net/channel/UCtGGAQ3pnJr5jrRU_1PvqcQ?view_as=subscriber
@@darianballard2074 , thanks! Still good to sub to it so I can keep up when things are uploaded. Appreciate it!
@@BackYardScience2000 You're welcome.
Metalworking and such can be really amazing. some tutorials on making lab stands or other useful stuff can be really successful in the youtube algorithm if played right.
You CuSO4(/Mg is heavily underoxidized, it should work a bit better with the stoichometric ratio of 13 parts CuSO4 / 2 Parts Mg, if anhydrous CuSO4 wouldn't be hygroscopic it would make a great and very secure flash (I did a few tests with it, it's nearly impossible to ignite it from sparks even with candle flame it takes quite a while). If you confine it but still left quite a bit of air in the container the same amount of it can actually produce more pressure in the container because the extreme heat causes the air to very rapidly expand (this is true for most flash mixes actually)
Also try Mg / S in a 1:1 mix (which is also underoxidised, but weirdly it still burns faster than the stoichiometric ratio), it makes a pretty good flash (pretty comparable with the BaSO4 one), it's common among pyro amateurs in Germany because both chemicals are easy to get in bulk from amazon, while nitrates (even as fertilizer) are very restricted.
I just noticed I messed something up with the Copper sulfate one, the ratio is probably closer to 4 parts CuSO4 / 3 parts Mg, although it could be somewhere in between (but it's definetly closer to 4 CuSO4 / 3 Mg).
I didn't know you had another channel buddy👍
I haven't been using it.
It needs some nitrate to supplement but aluminum and bicarbonate is pretty good.
Are you saying copper sulfate pentahydrate? Have done a video on making the anhydrous.
Yes copper sulfate pentahydrate. No I haven't done a video but could. Its so simple I would have to do something else to go along with it.
@@darianballard2074 sir, please do confined test of that copper sulphate+mg mix. I tried it in confined paper, but it was just fast deflagration. I wonder what will happen if you trap it in metal casing and light via fuse, kind of like metal blasting cap. Will try out myself as soon i find proper metal casing, but still it would be good if you do video about it, since you are professional.
Interesting, what if you shape that copper mix with a tiny amount of a binder? As for making stuff videos, definitely, could come in handy if you cover fabricating essential items from whatever people can find given there is a good chance that the logistics channels are going to be disrupted for a while.
the naoh, do u mix it in solution or dry
Everything in this video was mixed dry by shaking not stirred in humidity over 60%
the only way you should catch a corona is with lime,glad to see you bro ;)
Hehheh, yeah.
Yeah haven't seen any vids from you in a bit. I guess you were taking a break.
Yes SIR. Been having some health problems and a bunch of work to get done.
What's your other channel
Nothing on it yet ruclips.net/channel/UCtGGAQ3pnJr5jrRU_1PvqcQ?view_as=subscriber
You bet man, fabricobble some metal. We will watch !!
Are you a chemist?
Stock up on TP, canned meat, and lots of beer.
Already have brother, :) stay safe you're self.
Yeah man, I like metal fab vids, but not as much as pyro vids!