Reaction between Alkali Metal and water
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Alkali Metals- why dont use Francium in Lab Experiments
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Reaction between Alkali Metal and water
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Caesium is badass XD
I saw a video where a scientists said that because of the unusual arrangement of the francium electron, it is in fact less reactive than cesium, is this true, where can I find a video with francium in water?
Hm…puts Miku's Francium in water on full volume. KABOOM!!!!
Francium would be used if it was not Illegal
Isn't this interesting?
I mean, the genius of Mendeleef and Moseley, arranging these alkaline metals in a group that is in the exact order of their reactivity.
No francium….
That is not Francium. That's only sodium. Francium would of demolished a good part of the building.
Cesium: AAAAH I HATE WATER GYAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA whole glass bowl annihilated
Potassium: JESUS CHRIST
Rubidium: Wow, that's interesting.
Lithium: H-How can I get to that point…
Sodium: I hate that guy, such a show-off
Francium: That's my boy.
Francine has a half life of 22 minutes and is way too reactive. Aside from the fact that it is super rare, if you put it in water, you would probably kill your whole class.
lol. excellent. shame i didn't get to see Francium though…
this guy is fucking crazy
Why is everyone acting like they can control the world with this.What are you going to do, nuke fish?
Ok Francium is not used because it has no stable isotopes and is almost impossible to find in nature, because of its half life of 22 minutes, also it's so reactive that even if you were to get some it would react with the moisture in the air and create a massive explosion, I mean massive. And Francium is radioactive, very radioactive. If you find some get rid of it or don't, because you'll already be dead due to the explosion.
Francium is less reactive than cesium. There are also just a few grams on earth at any given time because its half life is just a few minutes.
francium is radioactive as fuck and dangerous as fuck ok dont do anything with it
An ounce of Francium is worth $10,000,000 dollars. Why would you waste it to make a half-ass bomb.
francium: ALLAHU AKBAR
Lets fly with a helicopter over a swimming pool and drop big amount of this into the water and see the people die ^-^
wtf, you sound like Sheldon Cooper (big bang theory)
Everyone in here who says that they want to blow up some Francium is also being red-flagged by the NSA. Good job, twats.
Well, you'd have to use up the francium quickly, it's half life is 20 minutes
I think you are not smart, because Alkaline Metals react LESS in acids than Water.
So I say no to ur comments, and your Comments is wrong.
How many of you want to put all the francium in the world into a tank of superacids instead of water?
"Things get more terrifying as we go down the group."
What about francium
for who says where is Francium: you should get a basic chemistry education. you can start with periodic table. then you might have clue.
1000kg of francium dropped in sea!!!!
You are truly, evil.
If you write the most reactive metal in the periodic table it will Caesium? Now that not actually true, it's simply because Francium is rare and no one have ever tested Francium in water, I don't know why people don't want to test out Francium.
This isn't francium
I really want to try francium
Great! I have finally decided what material my wife's ring will be made out of 😉
Just joking calm your tits.
To those who say that they did not test francium because it would give you radiation that leads to cancer, i am not sure if the blown to bits pieces of your body could still get cancer if they are not alive anymore
1:02 I want some.
If your wondering why he didn't use Francium it's because the whole house… If not the whole town would be obliterated.
Francium can kill you if placed in water, even if it is a small amount. It is the most reactive on the periodic table
at the end *
what is the metal in the end ?
Bloody hell, the last one
I am eager to see the reaction of francium with water though I know it's almost impossible and the reaction will be very big
Actually, you can´t use Francium because it would react with the air while you were on your way to drop it in the water
Brilliant! Does strontium have a similar effect? I know calcium reacts with water in less dramatic fashion.
rororo, Francium stronk
never mentioned francium, soooooooo
when I was in school, my chemistry teacher break the tank with potassium, although it's only a crack, not exploding or worse