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Top Ten Chemistry Experiments

September 5, 2017
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Top ten chemistry experiments we did in my ap chemistry class

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24 thoughts on “Top Ten Chemistry Experiments”

  1. Nenee. 3x on September 5, 2017

    I remember in 7th grade when we did the Exploding H2 balloons

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  2. Bharathish H M on September 5, 2017

    143

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  3. The_All_ Around_ Guy on September 5, 2017

    Elephant toothpaste: potassium iodide with concentrated  hydrogen peroxide (higher the better) and dishwashing detergent.
    add a bit of food coloring of choice to make different color.

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  4. Jeffrey Jarquin on September 5, 2017

    Iodine clock rxn, rxn rates???

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  5. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    thank you! it has to do with a mixture of strong and weak acids mixed with strong and weak bases.beyond that i am not sure how it actually does that but it is awesome.
     

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  6. toby simpich on September 5, 2017

    The guy who made this vid is crazy

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  7. Kureo Mado on September 5, 2017

    im sorry the last one was amazing, how the fuck can it happen so fast and so uniform

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  8. Kureo Mado on September 5, 2017

    the more i read about chemistry the more im convinced its mostly about blowing things up and setting things on fire, in other words, its fun.

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  9. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    Ya I didn't exactly have the resources to do that

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  10. Angel Mediavillo on September 5, 2017

    the elephant toothpaste

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  11. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    Brie you don't always have to tell me it's you I can see your name

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  12. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    I'm not sure exactly but I don't think it has to be exact so you could experiment a little.

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  13. chipsi95 on September 5, 2017

    can you please tell me something about the mixture ratio you used in the elephant toothpaste experiment?

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  14. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    Thanks I like the last one a lot it's quite complicated though

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  15. Andy Scott on September 5, 2017

    Wow that's cool. The last one I was expecting a bang or maybe for it to start fizzing up. Kinda wish I hadn't dropped chemistry in school now!! Cool vid though

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  16. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    Haha thanks

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  17. Chi Dao on September 5, 2017

    So exciting đŸ˜€

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  18. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    I did that one and I made them the night before. Hydrogen leak out easy because it is the smallest element. I also made the hydrogen in a flask and It didn't make enough pressure to fill it up any further.

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  19. Gr3yH4m3 on September 5, 2017

    food coloring
    Dawn detergent
    30% hydrogen peroxide (H202)
    saturated solution of potassium iodide (KI)

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  20. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    The balloon wasn't filled up all the way, making the balloon heavier than the gas

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  21. Trinh Minh on September 5, 2017

    Why H2 balloons didnt fly up :3

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  22. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    It's just a small amount of methanol put into the bottle seen and you swish it around until there is no liquid in the bottom and drop a match in

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  23. Brandon Woller on September 5, 2017

    You mix hydrogen peroxide soap and yeast in a bottle or flask

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  24. Gary Kedziora on September 5, 2017

    How do you do the elephant toothpaste?

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