This article is a break from the other more information-heavy pages, and just showcases some of the awesome and explosive reactions that can happen in chemistry.
Note that it may take a little extra time to load all of the videos.
Hope you enjoy!
Mercury reacting with aluminum.
Dehydration of sugar in sulfuric acid.
Snake venom meets blood.
Discover Earth Store
Alpha particle trails from radioactive decay of Radon 220.
Burning mercury II thiocyanate.
Burning Lithium.
A lightbulb burning out.
Electrical treeing.
Catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide.
Blood meets hydrogen peroxide.
Belousov–Zhabotinsky reaction.
Aluminum and iodine.
In today's world we don’t always have the time to read articles like this, even if we find them interesting.
This is why we recommend joining the Discover Earth email newsletter, where you'll get high quality articles seamlessly integrated into your week. Subscribe below!
Did you know we have a new referrals program in beta testing? You can get rewards like T-Shirts, Coffee Mugs, and Store discounts if your friends subscribe to the Discover Earth email newsletter. Check it out below 👇
|
Tin crumbling after being cooled to lower than 13 degrees Celsius.
Sodium acetate crystallization.
That’s the end for now! As we find more great videos of chemical reactions, we’ll add them to this page. Hope you enjoyed them!
Originally posted 2018-11-30 20:03:04. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
