Liquid Oxygen and Ozone - Ex&F
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Where's the hidden content you say?? Where is it? the people demand it. well screw you people, i forgot to organise hidden content for this description.
um I HAVE A BIT CHUTE NOW
wait no I should split it Bitch Ute? how is it meant to be done?
regardless: www.bitchute.c...
it's got the old videos too! watch them if you want to cringe!
Some more cool liquid oxygen videos from other people:
Random Experiments International: • How to make liquid oxygen
ChemicalForce: • Burning metals in liqu...
Ozone is just Oxygen 2: Electric Boogaloo
Oxygen 3*
Electric Explodafool?
Extractions&Ire U are a Hero
You gave the australians their ozon back
Have your damn upvote.
I am an anodiser and can hook you up with hydric acid and a few other acids that we use and you may find useful
Extractions&Ire ... You mean Oxygen 3, Electric Boogalie?
You know you're dealing with serious shit when "clean glassware with boiling-hot chromic acid" is part of your safety procedure.
Liquid oxygen is not a joke in the slightest.💀 it has 4-0-4-OX rating on NFPA 704.
@@Auroral_AnomalyDidn't liquid O2 have something to do with Apollo 13's little problem?
@@alexandermonro6768 Yes, I believe it was a mix of oxygen and hydrogen.
@@Auroral_Anomaly Oh, the humanity's giant leap!
*Enthusiastic Aussie does a boom using angery air*
Is that what ozone is? You just put oxygen through all this high voltage which just makes it into angry oxygen
@@ExplosionsAndFire This is why you cant have ozone anymore. You people keep burning it.
S p i c y air
@@ExplosionsAndFirewell I mean let's put it this way. 0xygen is that date you don't want to run into their ex because they'll show off you and start to establish dominance and people get caught in the crossfire. Ozone is that toxic friend of your who no one likes but everyone goes to him because they are needed. Take it from the dude who works with thousands of gallons of LOX who for some reason is working next to JP8 and JP5(Jet fuel) who tells his problem children that if the 2000 gallon tanks tanks ever catch on fire. Pray to your god and start running. Far away
@@jorgecabrera3694 i love you jorge cabrera
The ozone styrofoam
Ah, yes, enslaved destruction
benzene, ah yes, enslaved cancer
Touch Powder: ah yes enslaved Twitter
@@Flesh_Wizard i was gonna say "this has aged like fine wine" but then i saw you said this a week ago
Great video! I think I have to make something like this in industrial scale :D With just oxygen of course I think I am going to leave ozone stuff for you :D
Happy (and safe) crushing my dude!
So, acetylene freezes at -81degC.
Just throwin' that out there.
Damn, now I want to see a frozen acetylene sponge saturated with liquid ozone ignited from far, far away.
ruclips.net/video/eXWZXXWu3AM/видео.html someone already did it. Solid acetylene and LO2.
I like this guy
Perhaps we shouldn't throw that out there. Lets toss it gently onto a padded surface in a chamber surrounded by a blast shield. :)
So, what would happen if I'm just thrown' this out there we got a canister of 99.99% pure liquid, or solid ozone. Built a test chamber. Lined the other walls with styrofoam for insulation. Then on top of the styrofoam we lined about 4cm deep on all sides with solid frozen acetylene, and at the core we placed our solid block of frozen ozone. Then covered all of that like a lid with solid frozen oxygen. With a thin layer of styrofoam on top of the frozen oxygen. We then ice our Oxygen, Ozone, Acetylene, Styrofoam ice cream cake with white phosphorus, and placed our cake inside a Solid potassium box sealed it as gas tight as possible, and then pressurized our OOASK birthday cake with liquid hydrogen to make sure it stayed cold until ready to eat.
I said "Jesus Christ" out loud at least 5 times watching this video.
Glad I wasn't the only one.
That white phosphorus explosion had my anus puckered up real tight, I won't lie.
Wouldn't ever try it myself, that's for sure.
Just the chromic acid made me cringe a bit.
I'm no chemist so ignorance is bliss I guess.
he has that affect on little girls
Explosions&Fire: I don't want to make an ozone explosion because I don't like explosions in glass
Also Explosions&Fire: Literally drops white phosphorus into liquid oxygen in a glass test tube
"ok lets try oneeee more experiment"
@@ExplosionsAndFire I believe you're the person an OSHA inspector sees in their nightmares.
@@PeterJavi Or their wet dreams. Can you imagine the amount of fines one could dump on people if this was an actual work environment? xD
Hahaha. So much money in fines. I imagine if this was a commercial lab, it would immediately be shut. Hahaha
The opposite of yellowish orange is a bluish purple. So you were pretty on about your joke at the end. Much better than yellow chemistry.
Sooo. I guess you base that on the color circles of Itten or Liedl, because according to Küpper and Hering blue would be the contrast to yellow...
I knew that oxygen is blue, but I had no idea that ozone was so beautiful
*blue-tiful
blow-tiful xd
Why do you think the sky is so blue? (well normally when the ozone layer isn't fucked)
always the beauties that'll kill ya
im surprised periodicvideos never showed liquid ozone
Keep buying test tubes from that company because those things are BEEFY
The first time I set up to do the experiment, the test tube slipped out of its clamp slightly, hit the bricks and shattered. Had to find a new tube and make more oxygen, was very stressful.
Anyway, the point is that all test tubes aren't beefy, but over the years they only get re-used if they make it through the experiment un-cracked.
So it's survival of the beefiest, and i've bred some super-tubes
@@ExplosionsAndFire gotta love natural selection
@@ExplosionsAndFire You know you can buy thicker and higher quality ones? And they dont cost that much. Trademarks like DURAN (glass) speak for themself. No-name borosilicate glass test tubes might be thin.
@@leocurious9919 but is that as funny sounding as breeding a Superior test tube?
@@jacobderp1667 no, it is not.
the pre-60's: "No rules! Liquid Ozone rockets!"
the 60's: "One rule!"
"I don't like explosions in glass."
- *puts white phosphorus in a test tube full of liquid oxygen*
Phd in organic chemistry here, you are genuinely crazy! Please keep on doing amazing videos as long as you are alive ;)
Hey, you're the one doing a PhD in organic chem! That's some hardcore shit, good luck!!
Holy shit when I heard benzene, I thought to myself: "ah yes, enslaved cancer", then when I paused at 2:30 to see what was written at the top left corner, it said "ah yes, enslaved cancer". Like wtf coincidence? I THINK NOT
u read it first, didnt realised, your mind "stole" his ideia as your own.
Exactly. I never make any OC, i just steal content in real time from the minds of the viewers
Your next line is... "ah yes, enslaved cancer"
Solid acetylene burns quite angry. I wonder what would happen if...
....I did consider it.......
Sounds like a really bad combination!
@@ExplosionsAndFire Liquid ozone and liquid acetylene mixed together?
Will you can’t liquify acetylene, but you can solidify it
Turns out someone already did it:
ruclips.net/video/eXWZXXWu3AM/видео.html
John D Clark In his book "Ignition! An informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants, describes Ozone thus.
"it's unstable - murderously so. at the slightest provocation and sometimes for no apparent reason, it may revert explosively to Oxygen. And this reversion is catalyzed by water, chlorine, metal oxides, alkalis - and by, apparently, certain substances which have not yet been identified. Compared to ozone hydrogen peroxide {note: the author is referring to HIGH TEST hydrogen peroxide} has the sensitivity of a heavyweight wrestler"
It is also more unstable as a solution in liquid oxygen...
I love the part where he explains the 80% concentration point in the oxidizer feed lines. Starting an engine is dangerous. Turning it off can be far worse.
Why would he refer to highly concentrated h2o2 by the name of h2o5 though.
I always wanted to see liquid ozone! This was awesome! Even though I had the urge to hold my hands in front of my face, while watching this.
It should be diamagnetic too, unlike LOX, that would be cool to demo!!
I held my hands over my mouth when the styrofoam absorbed ozone. That was a tense moment.
@@ExplosionsAndFirecould you bloody separate the things with a strong magnet?
"almonds also aren't that flammable, the dumb cunts"
My new favorite chemist on RUclips. I like NileRed a lot too but this has so much personality
"What if we get oxygen and we put it onto the oxygen"
My goodness, why didn't I think of this before [swears in Jones' Reagent]?
"Let's combine liquid oxygen with, oh i dunno, willy pete"
Me: this sounds like a bad idea. The baddest idea. Like, alongside claymore roombas, MMS homeopathy and baseballs made of acetone peroxide this still seems like the worst idea of the lot
**still has heart attack when the mixture explodes**
Im sorry did you say someone made a video of freaking acetone peroxide baseballs
I *NEED* that link please
@@isaac-vb1ng No no no, you misunderstand xD I just said that because that stuff is extremely shock-sensitive and stuffing a baseball full of it would be reeeeeally bad
@@Paveway-chan i was gonna ask how they survived long enough to upload the video lmao
GF: So what is your hobby?
You: I make YT videos.
GF: What kind of videos?
You: ... Science
His girlfriend did record the white phosphorous with lo2
man you played around with all sorts of sensitive stuff but didnt attempt to throw the soaked piece of styrofoam on the Floor i bet it be like the next Level snapper
i kind of want to call the british police to find out how many of your videos landed me on a terror watchlist
Darth Tiberius I’ve always thought the same thing. Especially after like binge watching a bunch of the synthesis vids on his other channel
“Hello. Met Police? I’m calling to see how many watchlists I’m on currently”.
“Yes”.
@@oneilc818 Classif'ied..
Most underrated channel on RUclips. Keep up the great work, we all appreciate the work you do...
The fact that you made liquid O^3 brought a tear to my eye.
You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar.
Cave Johnson: 50% more bullet per bullet
E&F: 50% more oxygen per oxygen
When even Adam Savage says playing with liquid oxygen is a nono, you know you're dealing with something fun
Why and how did I find 'adult purple' so funny!?
Test tubes are wonderful things. One might be eaten by the compound that is not even supposed to react with glass, which results in weird clean-up, others - sometimes from the same batch can handle enormous pounding. We had eye protective gear and stood behind shield with strengthened glass, while our professor gently lit nitrocelulose using contraption, had it previously compressed and ignited it. I don't remember if there was any oxidizer, but boom was so freaking loud that Headmaster came to see what happened. And he was in his soundproof studio giving an interview, over 200 m away. And 2 ceilings between us. Test tube was okay only smoldered, but the ceiling was charred (area of char? Approx. 10 m). That was 15 years ago, so apologies for any mistakes.
I just love seeing "now i wasn't expecting that" and incredibly dangerous experiments in one video
holllllllllllllllllld up 8:05 we just going to let the fact that blue is EXACTLY opposite of yellow on almost all color wheels slip by. I feel like this could be the grounds for an entire series
7:20
What could possibly go wrong.
Pre-RUclips, there was a QuickTime vid of this one scientist with his students on a cookout wherein he put a huge stack of charcoal briquets in a park barbecue, stuck a flame on it, then poured about three gallons' worth of LOX on it. Classic stuff. The Styrofoam part of it reminds me of what was said about how you should NOT put the LOX on the charcoal, then light it. If Styrofoam burned as energetically as it did after taking on LOX, imagine a briquet of charcoal.
Keep going man I know it must be very hard for you since your past channel was taken away, and I just want to let you know your doing an amazing job and I absolutely love the memes and the great chemistry you make. Thank you for all the hard work you put into the channel!!
3:00 while australia isn't actually under a hole in the ozone layer, new zealand is so yeah... very cool !
Have graphic design degree, can confirm blue is the opposite of yellow.
"an intimate mix of a fuel and an aggressive oxidizer" is a visceral phrase
Amazing vid, thanks! This is the first time I've seen liquid ozone, and would definitely like to see you do more work with it, assuming you figure out how to do it safely :)
Purple Styrofoam: 𝓙𝓾𝓼𝓽 𝓒𝓱𝓲𝓵𝓵𝓲𝓷'
Ex&F: It's just sitting there... 𝙈𝙚𝙣𝙖𝙘𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙡𝙮
This is the most entertaining chemistry channel on youtube.
Test Tubes on a normal day: Pouring in lukewarm liquid = blow the bottom out
Test Tubes when you try to blow them up + White phosphorus and O2? lol fine.
Need to archive this video. We'll play it at your memorial.
So happy the algorithm sent this oldie to me. I'm hoping you can revisit the whole Dorito thing with ozone one day.
In terms of safety: this guy is Cody on steroids.
That test tube at the end? Absolute champion.
You /really/ should have gotten a face-full of glass shrapnel from that.
Thankfully, just a "face-shield full of", since -- as crazy as he may seem to be* -- he does adhere to SOME safety protocols! lol
* _not to say that he *isn'*t crazy, just that he isn't quite at the level he appears to be!_ :}
Chemists: the people the world is afraid of (besides Florida man) because they can make bombs from nothing.
Are we real? Yes. Hard yes.
that white phosphorous/ozone reaction at the end is legit scary
*we all remember that BD logo that one time*
Liquid ozone should be color-matched using blended coal tar pigments...because it is an absolutely gorgeous color. It'd be perfect to accentuate gold or black colors...essentially, a superior lapis for most applications. Imagine a bathroom with black-marble counters, a brass sink and basin, and walls painted X-glossy liquid ozone. Imagine a liquid ozone fused crystal cameo set in gold with a ring of onyx as a frame. This is a color that deserves exploration.
Thanks for interrupting my workflow on a monday morning!
1:00 - "Almonds also aren't that flammable, the dumb c*nts" lol
Yes I need my science memes
That seemed pretty risky, not sure how you follow something like that (in the next video) but thanks for doing this one and I'm happy to see you made it through unscathed!
I think people feel that every video... but it's not just about taking risks! It's about doing cool things. So I just gotta find cool things to do that aren't so... scary
Awesome, how did it smell?
The ozone isn't too strong but if you accidentally catch a sniff of it, its like snorting a line of iron filings. Very metallic
@@ExplosionsAndFire seems pleasant enough
If you have been around an office copier as it was working, you have smelt ozone.
@@ExplosionsAndFire My only experience with high-concentration ozone is from an air deodorizer that was about ten times too large for the space it was in. At high concentrations, it has an unpleasant, sharp, irritating smell that reminds me of bleach without that distinctive chlorine tang. And, now that E&F mentioned it, there *is* a weird metallic hint to it. Burns the eyes, too.
What do you think your tombstone will say? Maybe “I should quit while I’m ahead.” Or “what could possibly go wrong?”
It'll probably read "He should have just left that yellow shit alone.".
Across The Across or “yellow chem bad”
holy schmoly you managed to hit 1k at only 6k views? and without a single dislike??? you definitely deserve it though, you make some of the absolute best chemistry videos on youtube
Hey Mate, nice Video as always.
in stead of using Polystyrole you could use Silica gel to adsorp Ozone, it is less of a Explosion hazard und looks realy nice.
and as a reactive fule to screw around with Ozone, i would suggest Oleic acid (Olive oil) because of the double bound or some C2N14 :D
BTW got some Thermocouple ?
This is all good but FUCK seriously haven't got them
Bruh whatever maker sells those test tubes invest my negro
Yes I drop my precious flasks from 10 cm above the ground and THEY GET ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED
1:48 I love when the screen goes white
Can you do a video about the reaction between sodium and white phosphorus.
They're both pretty powerful reducers.. could be interesting but might not be a huge explosion like i'm sure you probably want!
@@ExplosionsAndFire Ooh. Thanks for your reply bro.
@@ExplosionsAndFire Ooh that's ok. Can do do video about reactions of caesium or rubidium with white phosphorus.
I love Georgia's gasp at @7:31. She must be very cool and trusting to be around you when you do this stuff! xD
I had no idea chemestry could be this entertaining
So damn excited to watch another one of your videos man, love the awesome (borderline fucking crazy shit) you mess with.
Purple(like the ozone) is the oposite of yellow for pigmens(substractive colors) but with light(additive colors) the oposite of yellow is blue(like the oxygen)
even with subtractive colors purple is tertiary, but artists prefer to use blue and red as primary for some reason (even though you can't get magenta and cyan from those)(its because then its easier to get nature's colors, not many things in nature are magenta or cyan).
what i'm saying is blue is opposite yellow no matter how you put it
@@gorgikalamernikov3260 you'r right but yeah cyan is more precise than just blue
According to the art classes I took in high school, blue is the opposite of orange, and purple is the opposite of yellow.
Yes, yellow is the opposite, or negative of blue. Yellow ink absorbs blue light while letting red and green light through. Our brain can't tell the difference light that is half way between red and green, or if the light is composed of both red and green light and we will just see yellow. Magenta is interesting philosophically, because the colour mid way between red and blue is green, but when our eyes detect red and blue without any green, our brain generates magenta a colour that doesn't have a corresponding frequency. It turns the spectrum into a wheel.
Cool experiment! And no embedded glass shards in you. A double win!!! :-)
If you burn potassium, rubidium or caesium in ozone, it makes their respective ozonides, which are highly unstable, because... you know... 3 oxygen atoms in a row? I want to see what they look like :D
1:47 A little tip unless you already know. If you want to get good slow mo vids of fire make sure you point your phone at the sun so that the phone will be able to take videos of brighter flame's
Please make more videos! I've watched them all and for GOD SAKES FINISH YOUR DAMN THESIS! LOL
Best risk assessment conclusion EVER!!! 4:00
OH MY GOD! This was BRILLIANT!!! Want to see more experiments with Ozone please!!!!!
I keep re-watching this! It's beautiful.
"what if.. we get oxygen... and, we.. _put it on the oxygen."_ "brilliant!"
Normal test tube: noooo please let me cool down over three hours at a steady rate so I don’t implode!
This test tube: yeah, I don’t mind if you subject me to a 500C temperature increase and rapid deflagration in under half a second... I’m just built different...
4:10 that list seems quite safe, no yellow chem danger in this experiment, that would probably be the biggest safety hazard really
I seem to recall from the book Ignition! that Ozone-oxygen mixtures can exhibit strange and dangerous separation behaviors. But I might be thinking of one of the other horrible things in that book.
Liquid ozone is a video you need to put somewhere that it won't get repeated, its amazing!!!!!
I think you might have the luckiest test tube of all time; idk how that lox + phosphorous reaction didn't temp-shock your glass to bits
Honestly I agree. Fully expected it to shatter
By the name of whatever the fudge is out there in the heavens, that fu*cking test tube held. IT HELD!
I just randomly find this channel going through a RUclips deep dive and it's the definition of a channel I didn't know I needed but now idk how I would manage without it?
Great video! My dad used to work in production of oxygen and other gases, one time I was with him and he gave me a whole jar of liquid oxygen(they were purging some part of their AKDS-70 or something), I poked it with a stick but nothing really happened and I was too scared to do something with open flame, seems like I was right.
Cobalt blue styrofoam is the scariest thing I think I've ever seen.
*To be fair* anything that gives off a blue glow gives me reason to pause.
I liked and subbed just from your casual listing of potential hazards
Seeing liquid ozone was pretty cool! No pun intended.
Oh christ. This is way too cool to not end up injured one day for thibking that its safe to do while im in a litteral bomb suit but i would somehow still die
Your editing style is second to none
Do Triflourite clotire next! ;D
Seeing the styrofoam soaked in ozone was doing nothing was just like looking at an unexploded firecracker, exept this firecracker has glass around it.
I was honestly scared for your safety man!
I'm sure you know what you're doing though, and I loved this video!
You mix dangerous chemicals with a good bit of comedy, I really love it.
This might be my new favorite video of yours. Fantastic chemistry, fantastic experimental setup, fantastic humor, and fantastic Explosions and Fire!
In subtractive color: IE the color wheel, red is the opposite of blue. Blue, yellow, and red are the three primary colors. In additive light: IE white light through a prism, there are no true opposite colors dew to the nature of how the human eye works.
+1 that test tube should get a little medal
I once heard a talk from prof. Thomas klapötke from the LMU Munich. He explained in how they have isolated large amounts of pure ozone, I sadly don’t remember how they did it, but they did something similar to what happened with the styrofoam. I think they did put it on some kind of carrier material so they would basically have solid ozone.
Either way nice video, thank you.
Im not alone, my type of people. Science is our religion, baptism with fire in out beakers and our hearts. Much love from Texas
i almost set my paps barn on fire making napalm with good ol styrofoam and a very large bucket as a kid. got probably 4 feet of flames coming out of a barrel right next to it . I geuss the wood was wet cause all it did was strip the paint of and scortch the hell out of it . that explosion was right in the feels
In terms of human vision, yes blue is the opposite of yellow (which perceived when both red and green cones are stimulated)
Yeah...at 4:10 I feel like my decision to award this the funniest chemistry vid I've ever watch on RUclips is justified 😂🤣😂
First video i saw was the W&P from april 2018. Seeing that youre still active makes me really happy!
Thank you for the videos
Various rocket companies have experimented with liquid ozone but the problem is that a decomposes into regular oxygen and atomic oxygen in virtually any kind of impeller driven pump creating a massive hazard. Atomic oxygen is so powerful as an oxidizer that virtually no material can work with it, various super alloys
Have you read “Ignition! An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants?” He wrote a great passage on NASA’s history with ozone