if people are going to make videos of dangerous activities, RU-vid should require them to at least make a description and touch on the safety concerns so kids don't get hurt. But RU-vid seems only to care about blocking bare breasts
Yellow flame generally means carbon. There's no carbon in hydrogen offgassing, for that matter there's usually no carbon in the chemistry of a lead acid battery at all. I think the guy filled a dead battery with kerosene/gasoline and used the dead plates as a heater.
Lo que aquí sucedió fue que al inyectar alcohol en la batería y prenderla dando le corriente falsificó el alcohol y lo iso subir para arriba donde luego funcionar como un primo
Это на случай если будет апокалипсис и не будет электричества и газа, Вам надо будет достать паяльник и припой,😢 электричества для паяльника и вуаля у вас горелка 😂😂
@@bakebake2544 если ты не заметил газ выделяется при зарядке аккумулятора, то есть можно просто подключить электро плиту или лампочку а не страдать вот этим всем😅
My brother used a lighter too close to a battery and it exploded showering his eyeballs in battery acid. Despite washing his eyes out with water while the ambulance came, the paramedics also washed his eyes out the whole time on the way to the hospital, the doctors patched his eyes for about a month and gave him a 50/50 chance of ever seeing again. With the patches on his eyes he needed us to hold him and guide him everywhere, even the bathroom. After about a month of blindness, and many more months of daily medicine for his eyes, he eventually gained most of his eyesight back in both eyes but wears glasses now. Fire and batteries aren't a good combination. It's literally a bomb full of acid.
@@AlbertSA3 Sorry to hear about your brother and thank you for trying to make people aware of the danger. Even if the battery acid was replaced with just water, it would still pose a ticking time bomb. Water is made up of two parts Hydrogen to one part oxygen. Following what is done in this video, the water would be converted to what is known as Browns Gas. This is much more explosive than just Hydrogen that exploded with your brother. With Browns gas, the flame is very likely to travel back down the pipe and into the gas reservoir in the top of the battery. The resulting explosion will be similar to a hand-grenade, with battery bits flying in all directions at warp speed. The explosion will be even bigger than what your brother unfortunately experienced.
Dude, my husband had a similar situation as your bro. Ok except he had been fixing our bedroom door and got some wood debris in his eyes and reached for the eye drops to put a couple of drops in his eyes. Except when dropping it in he realized he didn't grab the eye drops...it was crazy glue. He had them near on the bed and they were same size bottle/container. It burned too much than he normally would and when he blinked his eye (only one eye got dropped) he felt his eye lids getting stuck together. He immediately flushed his eyes out. But still we called the paramedics and they said upon arrival after explaining what had happened, they said "so what do you want us to do about it we can only give you some saline to wash out" and then advised to flush eyes with the water hose. After about 5-8 minutes of doing their job for them we asked well can you take us to the hospital, like WTH?! SO doctors flushed some crazy liquid that made the crazy glue a bright color so the doctor could take out the crazy glue that was all around floating in the eye socket. He said he wasn't the first to do that. The doctor said a mother put some in her daughter eyes for allergies. Grabbed the wrong ones and into her 2 year old baby they went. Can you imagine??? He had to wear a patch all day for a week or 2. And had to put some medicated eye drops 3 different types...#1 to numb and prep his eye for #2 drops which was a antibiotic, and #3 was soothing for what he had just put his eye through. Drops #2 were the most painful even more than the crazy glue itself. And after 1 month he regained his vision back to the eye. And on a completely different separate occasion he was taking off the cap from the radiator on our car it had been over heating and it popped off spraying hot radiator fluid all over his face and chest. But he was fine a little burned drops on his chest nothing as major like the crazy glue incident. Thank GOD.
@@christinaleija1627 I remember when Crazy Glue came in eyedrop looking containers and I must have said a hundred times that guaranteed there's people who mistakenly put Crazy Glue in there eyes! Though I didn't know anybody who did. I don't think they package like that anymore and were probably sued a thousand times over it. That's freaky. Glad he's alright and shame on those paramedics for not taking immediate action!
@@ttriffic03why is this so dangerous? I know nothing about batteries except they have acid ir lithium and ions? Nah seriously battery technology is something I know nothing about. I’ve smoked around batteries charging before in my basement, is that dangerous?
Exactly YOU don't and may never " get it" but suppose somehow you ended up in an underdeveloped so called 3rd world nation with no resources other than, your own knowledge and skills (so no money or physical possessions) and after a 14+ hour long physically demanding day of labor you needed a flame in torch and had none but there is always "junk,trash,scrap,salvage" combined with your knowledge and skills you figure out how to fill the need for a torch by adapting your own experience with the materials at hand by making one, I have all these items laying around my place and probably never would have considered combining them in this way for this purpose,creative problem solving skills equals staying alive one more day and or improvement in quality of life. Your and others "negative comments do nothing but condemn and tear down others when they truly are doing what modern western society has either forgotten or refuses to do even though it (adaptability, creativity, flexibility and liberty) is where our crumbling degenerating dying society began. I truly am sorry for you if you still feel a need to destroy rather than build and can not or will not grasp why or how this is or could be considered "genius. And as Paul Harvey always said" GOOD DAY!"
@@user-sx4ks8ir8n Не вводи нас в искушение - при горении водород просто горит. Чтобы он взорвался. нужна смесь водорода с кислородом (кислород - одна из составляющих воздуха) в определенном объеме. А просто при горении хер тебе что-то взорвется. Далее - как тут англоязычный кто-то писал - не водород там горит (у водорода пламя голубое), а какой-то углеводород. Предположу, что автор тупо бензин залил в старый аккумулятор.
Oh my!!! Lol lol what a wonderful proverb and truthful statement,thank you so much for your comment. From a like minded person living in a remote isolated area of desert in Nevada, USA. Peace love light and Blessings to you.
@@JSp4wN Pilot Valley, Pilot Mountain range, 35 miles due north of Wendover and 17 miles south of Montello 1/2 mile west of the Utah border, my closest neighbor is 3 1/2 miles away... I have to give GPS coordinates and or drop a location pin for Emergency responders to find the place.
It’s a bomb. One pole gives off hydrogen the other gives off oxygen. The poles are not separated and the gasses mix. Inside the battery case. Very dangerous combination. Battery go boom!
@@23buzzchopper while copying what is done in this video, there is a high chance of the flame traveling backward into the generator. There needs to be a one way check valve and preferably to bubble the gas out through water first so the flame will not travel backward.
@@charleshill506 Pure water...NOTHING. There must be an electrolyte in the water. That compound is what gives you, if any, a flammable gas. You cant break water into anything...Water is water. It is not H and O2.
Не уверен что при взаимодействии с серной кислотой выделяется водород скорее всего щелочь которая гасит кислоту, да и внутри керамические шарики там есть
@@HotelPapa100 among other things, since there is lead in the batteries and not steel, I'm not sure if a hydrolysis reaction equal to that of steel occurs, I think lead hydroxide would be released
People just have no idea how dangerous batteries are. That battery was very likely to explode once given a source of ignition. So many people watching this video will probably now think they can do something similar.
That isn't even what a hydrogen+oxygen fire looks like, never mind that the little power adapter there isn't going to electrolyze water quickly enough to do this. The battery must have been opened and emptied off camera and a gas cylinder put inside it.
Most of the gas is hydrogen, looks like he purged the system previously, then lit gas. The biggest item is making certain the exit hole is small enough (with turbulence of vapors ) to not allow the chemical reaction into the larger chamber. The jewelry industry has been using hydrogen generator for years with no issues.
Why would a flame be drawn into a container that lacks oxygen? Plus this device would be creating positive pressure. Your gasoline engine car doesn't suck the flame back into the gas tank does it?
Hey guys! STOP the criticism!!! If a disillusioned, long-suffering recipient of his constant cheating & abusive shenanigans-wife tells him it's "genius"...we must respectfully take her word for it! ✊😏 Seriously tho. DaFuq 🤦 #dizzyfromsmh
It would not last forever, since all systems have magnetic, caloric, electrical or mechanical losses. I only have one question: a proposed system like yours, how long would it last doing that cycle... mmm..
Водород разве не другим цветом горит? Без гидрозатвора разве он не взорвется, притом сильно? По химии у меня была тройка, правда я учился ещё при СССР.
I think it's supposed to be showing turning a dead battery into a HHO/browns gas generator which separates the H and O in the H2O he filled it with, but as many have pointed out the flame is the wrong colour for hydrogen. In fact, it's likely you won't even be able to see the flame in that daylight.
@@benstone217if there is even a small amount of energy left, this wire can instantly weld itself to the terminals and pretty much start to light up. Your can lose the skin on your fingers in a matter of seconds...
@@MudMud-ui9mf 12V CAN, but If you consider an almost fully discharched battery, then the voltage would be lower. Still, what happens after the short depends mostly on the internal resistance of the battery. If the electrodes are heavily degraded, then the current would be significantly lower, and thus the risk of welding and burning would be lower too.
@@MudMud-ui9mfI accidently shorted a car battery once. Well shorted two. Was jump starting a car and connected the wrong terminals. The plastic on the clamps caught fire. So yeah. There plenty energy there to mess you up.
Ắc quy loại này thường được gọi là ắc quy khô, dung dịch H2SO4 loãng được thay thế bởi hỗn hợp dạng hồ. Khi còn tốt, sẽ không ai phá bỏ làm thí nghiệm. Sản phẩm này khi hỏng sẽ xảy ra hiện tượng chập điện cực một phần nhỏ hoặc chập hoàn toàn. Khi chập một phần nhỏ, nó nóng lên trong quá trình sạc và tự xả dần điện khi ngừng sạc. Bạn nên loại bỏ sản phẩm hỏng khỏi hệ thống làm việc của bạn, gửi nó tới nhà tái chế. Không xả rác vì nó độc hại cũng không nên làm như video.
Это не водород горит. Водород горит еле заметным голубым пламенем. Возможно тут примеси. Но скорее всего, это просто прикол. А вообще конструкция очень опасная) пробуйте)
That thing can produce surprisingly powerful explosion, oxygen + hydrogen mixed in not so small volume in closed space, shrapnel of it may cause serious harm.
@@user-ni5pp3nw2s опасно эта смесь горит без воздуха и называется гремучий газ, нужен гидрозатвор, пламегаситель и хрошее охлаждение так как температура горения очень высока Вобщем можно но сложно
@@Sky_FoxWind это была не шутка а какая то херня. Я бы мог понять если бы ты написал- о всегда хотел себе такую лёгкую и карманную зажигалку. А ты написал не смешную фигню
