Do not try anything you see in this video at home. Even 50% concentration of liquid bromine is very dangerous, the fumes could permanently damage your lungs. The liquid bromine in this video was homemade using full safety precautions in a proper laboratory environment. The bromine was synthesized by electrolysis of a saturated Sodium Bromide solution with some potassium dichromate added in. Never the less, bromine can be extremely fascinating to study. More videos like this to come. Stay tuned and please leave comments or questions below. Enjoy.
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Do you work as a chemist or something? If so, what type of chemist? And where/how did you manage to get bromine??
That must be an aqueous solution NOT liquid bromine as liquid bromine is hypergolic to even aluminum which's less reactive than magnesium.
bromine and magnesium are my 1st and 3rd favorite element
im only in 5th grade so i we dont get much in to the periodic table. but i love it bro mine is my favorite element
Why didn't you use pure bromine? It would look awesome
4:15 to skip listening to this jerk talk with a mask on
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My chemistry teacher showed us the halogens today and dropped the vial of bromine. After she had finished swearing she shouted to us 'get out' as the purple vapour started appearing from the puddle. She quickly poured Thiocyanate on it though. Has she ruined my insides?!
You sound like Bane.
Great now I can't watch this video anymore…
@aftershock5313 I know what he meant, I was being sarcastic. At the time, I had just had my braces put in and absolutely couldn't stop making that sound for 2 weeks after this video. The next video with pure bromine will be much better, without the distracting sounds, and featuring scientific explanations of the experiments.
@DJFamou5 You may be pleased to know I have perfect the dehydration process in order to make pure liquid bromine from the solution in this video. I will be filming some experiments with pure liquid bromine very soon.
@DJFamou5 Well, yes AND no. I encourage you to watch it again, I explain that this is solution of about 50% concentration of bromine (100% being pure liquid bromine). However, bromine isn't actually soluble enough in water to make a 50% concentration. This solution is 50% liquid bromine, 47% water, 2% sodium bromide (aq.), and 1% potassium dichromate. This special solution can only be made with electrolysis, not by mixing the components in the ratios described.
This isn't liquid bromine, this is bromine water.
This will help with my science project! xD