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Sulfuric Acid and Sponge Reaction – Chemistry experiment

July 30, 2018
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38 thoughts on “Sulfuric Acid and Sponge Reaction – Chemistry experiment”

  1. Shoob Is A Good Boy on July 30, 2018

    "Safety".

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  2. Mark Yang on July 30, 2018

    How much?

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  3. High Ground Productions on July 30, 2018

    Because the sulfuric acid is a very powerful acid.

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  4. Bennett Hilton on July 30, 2018

    It’s a reaction to the hydrogen molecules

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  5. jason leclaire on July 30, 2018

    Because when you mix it with water its a chemical reaction

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  6. Jorge Moran Franco on July 30, 2018

    he is the next Bill Nye the science guy

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  7. Minecraft_melon12 on July 30, 2018

    Because it’s acid

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  8. Vamsi Krishna on July 30, 2018

    Poor sponge

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  9. Rushabh Lalwani on July 30, 2018

    Acid Base reaction
    Sulfuric acid is very strong acid while sponge(also called as proton sponge) is very strong base 🙂

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  10. Race Beatty on July 30, 2018

    English pretty good could improve tho

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  11. White Blogger Black Specs on July 30, 2018

    In Putin's laboratoryyyyyy, lives the smartest Russian, you've even seeeeeen

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  12. Tanmay Billawria on July 30, 2018

    sulphuric acid reacts with water only

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  13. Aditya thota on July 30, 2018

    could you explain how would it happen,please

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  14. Anton Kirchhoff on July 30, 2018

    dude set the focus right

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  15. Aidan Dixon on July 30, 2018

    Next up: How to cauterize wounds with liquid metal.

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  16. Jia En Lee on July 30, 2018

    in china some people throw this at other peoples faces

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  17. James Hercals on July 30, 2018

    "Satefy first" *wears thin plastic gloves*

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  18. 1234gemba on July 30, 2018

    because it has water in it. its neutral

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  19. Mr. Speedy on July 30, 2018

    Back in the day ! Wow!!

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  20. Nick on July 30, 2018

    he should use gloves. no joke.

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  21. Nick Plays HD on July 30, 2018

    It works according to this principle sponge acts as a substrate or medium which retains water and action of a strong acid on water is a highly exothermic reaction which basically means that a lot of heat is produced which is enough to burn the sponge to ashes but also dont add water to acid as in that case first the solution becomes more volatile and unstable that it may cause spillings and explosions which i dont suggest youll to experience

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  22. Cinnamon Pd on July 30, 2018

    it is because the sponge is a form of plastic and plastic is corrosive , he is using concentrated sulfuric acid which is corrosive it what looks like a sponge being burnt is just basically a chemical reaction taking place

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  23. AmundHero_ Gaming on July 30, 2018

    .. Its acid .. THINK

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  24. superpixel 298 on July 30, 2018

    Probably because you've added water which has a pH of 7 where sulphuric acid has a pH of about 1-2 so the water tries to cancel out the sulphuric acid + the acid is corrosive (that's what I think)

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  25. GRANDMASTER JAX on July 30, 2018

    whats the purpose of dipping the sponges in watet

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  26. doubleAiden on July 30, 2018

    the sponge is a base, bases neutralize acids and burn away in some cases

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  27. Rinnegan Ice on July 30, 2018

    maybe the acid and the water counter act each other?

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  28. Feat AH Feat AH on July 30, 2018

    Yo,I watch this dud whith Ariana every night so cool chilling whith here my baby girl

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  29. The First Person Biker on July 30, 2018

    L

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  30. Stephistaecated on July 30, 2018

    What if it was HCL

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  31. Hiten Mali Ak. on July 30, 2018

    H2o in sponge makes acid dilute and also produce too much heat…. while the process n

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  32. GWIShades on July 30, 2018

    this man is going to really hurt himself one day. talking about how it could burn his skin yet he wears no protection for his hands or eyes??

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  33. Lo Lo on July 30, 2018

    Try it with a sponge not soaked in da water

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  34. Narita Pepi on July 30, 2018

    drinking acid list: lemon orange cola soda

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  35. Narita Pepi on July 30, 2018

    it also works in sugar

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  36. Baron Lin on July 30, 2018

    Papa is diying!!!!!

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  37. lemonrapier 1589 on July 30, 2018

    The water is neutral So the Acid of pH 1 is gettingdiluted

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  38. Amy W on July 30, 2018

    hi

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