RHNB-Thermite 

+RemerDan yeah. hes like the black sheep of the family man haha

***** Yeah lol

that batman picture matches your comment so well.

Except howtobasic has an egg fetish and carsandwater has a nickel ball fetish.

Are you dumb enough to know that?

andyt2k To people reading this comment, always fuck with thermite if it's available.

Joel Rogers To people reading that comment, jet fuel can't melt steel beams.

JaBugz07 XD To people reading this comment, thermite CAN melt steel beams.

andyt2k Too late.

andyt2k if only the twin towers learned.

WOW IT GOT EVEN WORSE!

Goldenkitten1 me too its like the surroundings get darker

+Skulker bro Everybody like this, he needs to do it.

he did it already but it didn't work

søren fruelund I noticed that. Quite saddening.

+Skulker bro You meant Sanddening right? Kappa

LaserChunk Your puns are terrorable.

+Honken Holmqvist YES! It's like RHNB's walking-out music.

+Billy Steele air sucking in the nozzle as a vacuum is created.

Drake Sandate i should ignore your grammar from now on because you have alot of likes.

Ohms Ae Drake should take some spelling lessons without asking.

Pls fill mai stiel bemz

Ohms Ae What?

"steal". you can't read it? i'll make it bigger "STEAL".

Lmao so accurate

It burns at really high temperatures In case you were wondereing

+Evan Parker When it burns, the ratio of chemical potential energy is at a higher output than that of most fuels. Thermite is mainly used to manufacture steel, since it's one of the fuels that can burn hot enough to melt steel. It's usually made of iron and aluminum bonded with an oxide, which gives it the amount of energy output from the ionic compounds used in the making of it.

@@h3retic583 I love science.

How the hell did you not expect THERMITE to do that. Make yourself a fovour and go watch some more thermite videos. In large ammounts, preferably. Both in thermite and in videos.

NonExistingName I should clarify, i expected the RHNB to ignite the thermite, without requiring magnesium

***** Ah okay. Tbh, me neither then.

It takes a lot for anything to spontaneously combust. Wood is in the upwards of 500 F

I agree that was interesting

Jesus Christ I hate you XD

See that? *it's the door*

Find out in the next fallout dlc.

Batteries not included.

RHNB-Sugar

He already did that. Watch the old videos.

No he didn't, it was taken out, and a strip of magnesium was put in

The red hot nickel ball is immortal just melt it and make a ball.

What? The ball was never melted by the thermite.

I'm hiring you for the news team

CNN MAterial right there

Huh?

Which is why they use small(er) charges to detonate C4 explosives.

Heat alone is insufficient to detonate C4. Both heat and pressure are required to cause C4 to detonate because it is so stable. There is an episode of Mythbusters dedicated to this.

Thanks! Well, the more you know! Heh.

The only way to detonate C4 is to use a blasting cap

Nothing would happen. C4 is as stable as it gets.

Were trying to make RU-vid videos. Not melt through to the core. 🌋

I don't think the ad revenue he gets from these videos is enough to buy a Tungsten ball.

Nah, tungsten isn't as expensive as you think. A ball of that size would only cost about 30$

in your dreams

Yeah I was mistaken. After extensively searching, I found exactly 0 places selling pure tungsten balls. They were all tungsten carbide or alloy. Suprisingly, I also didn't find anyone offering pure tungsten stock. Perhaps a graphite ball heated by arc would suffice as long as it didn't catch fire or turn to diamond.

or is it car sand water????

xxx_pigfucker_xxx don't be dumb.

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There are also many different kinds of thermite mixtures, ranging from those that will explode with a bang and throw molten droplets of metal to those who will need continuous heating to slowly react. Looking at the difference in electronegativity gives an indication if and how violently a metal oxide will react with a metal. Grain size also matters a lot. Almost any different combination of a more electronegative oxide with a less electronegative metal is possible. E.g. calcium metal and uranium dioxide. What explains the popularity of iron(III)oxide and aluminium is the cheapness of the raw materials and the historical usefulness of the reaction for e.g. welding rail road tracks.

of course he knew that, he just used the rhnb because that's what people wanted to see.

RHNB-LSD, RHNB-BATTERY ACID, RHNB - Feces

It would spill everywhere, but with right protection why not

He would lose a perfectly good nickel ball. Acid eats metal.

wont it be like a leidenfrost effect so it wont eat up the nickel ball?

RHNB - LSD

monkeymafia729 that's the first thing I thought of when I clicked this video

Because the melted nickel is, by definition lava, er magma, one if those.

Gooop Lava and magma are molten rock, not metal.

Gooop Actually it's technically not. both of those are primarily made of rock by definition, so molten nickel is just molten nickel. For reference though, lava is exterior to the crust, magma is underground.

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+Frank Hughed Just shut up.

Woah bud. Just a joke and your immature reaction

Yeah most of these morons will die horribly and most likely from starvation when their precious government isn't there to feed them via food stamps so i pay no mind to their stupid comments and take solace in the fact that they will wind up eating their kids to stay alive.

Frank Hughes - also immature

i would like to see this

Would be boring. Just a lot of mist coming from the liquid nitrogen.

RHNB vs liquid Hydrogen. Now THAT would be wicked >:D

It would probably explode due the nitrogen being evaporated very quickly.

I don't think it would just be a big cloud of mist unless it confront with a huge amount of hot water then in would explode and create a giant cloud