Adding Water to Acids 

And he's probably smarter than 95% of teachers.

Mitchell Maytorena why does he look like Eminem

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+Lars Petersson Perhaps at chemistry, but his English is atrocious...

I said that a few times in the 90's, myself.

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It's not about quality, it's about quantity. He puts out lots of videos, that's what makes his channel good. ØoØ

mobspeak he is talking about the video quality.

Boy, watch his videos now...

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+Robert Grenzray RU-vid

his voice is the same tho

C c c.

more temperature, more water evaporating, more gas. Your tank blew up because of the gas pressure, not some crazy overly exothermic reaction. It's a good practice though to not overheat beakers so quickly as they could eventually crack

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it can be recreated. just need a pressure gradient between the reaction chamber and the surroundings. if the pressure is allowed to build, heat will accumulate and water will boil out, splashing acid all over.

louis tournas precisely

louis tournas Are you not smart enough to convert F to C? Especially at the temperatures he was working at. Here in the US we use F in every day use. Most of us can see a temperature in F or C and know the equivalent temp in the other without doing a conversion. It just comes from every day use of both.

kjpmi I don't bother with F or with any of the old systems. I have written a program to convert these units but if this is suppose to be a science video, use what is standard in science.

kjpmi Celsius is used by much of the rest of the world, typical display of lack of outside interests as shown by Americans, I know many British science channels that convert to farenheit for those who have the balls to still live in America.

+louis tournas actually my friend, the standard in science is Kelvin

+Nathan Campbell If you got the point, and the words used are clear, don't go into such small unnecessary details. We use words in order to communicate, and the phrase "temperature meter" might be just as understandable as "thermometer" if not more.

EmirhanMW2 I understand that, I wasn't being hostile, simply pointing out a funny thing.

I'm not trying to be hostile, but honestly, it should be given some thought on whether that joke was in any way necessary or not. Just saying this to see whether you will understand and agree with what I mean or not, I could just choose to not write at all.

EmirhanMW2 So you if you think my comment was unnecessary (Which it isn't, that's what comments are) then why did you go out of your way to unnecessarily call me out on it?

You mean atomic innertia sensor

It's always been clear when I've seen it. It's brown color looks like it reacted to something like iron

its maybe from some car battery

Its probally extracted from dain cleaner

Justin Tremblay I had to keep my whole arm under flowing water for 15 min after the assistant saw that I acidently poured 0.1M NaOH over my hand and parts of my forearm. (In case you dont know, thats really low concentrated and we usually do not much about it )

Justin Tremblay I had to keep my whole arm under flowing water for 15 min after the assistant saw that I acidently poured 0.1M NaOH over my hand and parts of my forearm. (In case you dont know, thats really low concentrated and we usually do not much about it )

Jutta Beckmann You know, that teachers have their regulations on what to do, when an accident happens, no matter how minor it seems. Also it is Important to learn, that every chemical should be treated with respect.

Use warm water. Afterwards the result is american "beer" xD

TheMightyZwom Even we realize that our beer is basically just alcoholic piss water. But hey, it's cheap. A 12 pack of Coors goes for $8 where I live, but I'll never drink that shit. The beer I buy is mostly porters, stouts, and IPAs, all of which go for about $4-$6.50 for a single 22oz bottle. Thankfully, Washington state is big on microbreweries, and we like alcohol as a general rule since we produce ridiculous amounts of wine.

Unless its Fosters - it might actually improve the taste :)

Jocke Thörngren because the heat produced supposedly can rapidly boil the acid or water and send it splashing, not because the acid actually splashes on its own

Guy1581 So I gathered from this video. The odd thing is when I was working with semiconductors we topped off the acid baths (around 180 degrees Celsius ) with water... they were lidded of course, but it still caused them to boil like crazy.

Jocke Thörngren was it already diluted acid. Flash boiling is mainly a problem when diluting highly concentrated acids.

That's true. My classmate got acid splashed on him at his job, because he added water to acid. No boiling needed. Then he proceeded to drink his beverage that was sitting nearby, and drank some of the acid. He says he chugged a gallon of vinegar afterward.

mushookie man wtf? Vinegar is an acid

I have been in contact with conc. HCl but not the pure gas. Just 30% or so water solution. The smoking stuff, pretty sure you know it :D so it is way better than sulfuric acid I would say. I work with it mixed with water with about 20-30% of the 30% HCl and you basically can touch it at that point. If you get some of the 30% stuff on your hands (insides!) and don't clean it off quickly it leaves you with some white, dead skin. It doesn't really burn your skin that bad but on soft skin, like outsides of your hands, it hurts and kills that skin pretty fast but nothing too bad... Anyway, your skin protects itself by an acid layer so it is not that sensitive to acids. But if you get some really strong NaOH or other basic solutions or even pure NaOH (powder/crystals, whatever you call it) or similar things on your hands it does start to react fast and it a lot more pain plus really really nasty scars and you gotta make sure the wound doesnt infect and tape it for 2 weeks or so. Have I mentioned that it really hurts? :D got some crushed NaOH - just a bit - under my sleeve somehow and with some sweat it started reacting quite nasty. Bad scar on my arm now. Just all the things without water added yet (NaOH, H2SO4 etc) are far more badass than some concentrated watersolution.

***** Cool, can't wait to see it :)

Ivory vines And that's why when working with highly concentrated acids you should be working in a fume hood. If it goes wrong just slam the whole thing down and deal with the aftermath.

Can you prove that?

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