Alkali Metals – 20 Reactions of the alkali metals with water
See how the reactions of the alkali metals with water become more dramatic as we move down Group 1!
From the Peter Wothers lecture series – The Alkali Metals
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BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD NOT GOOD ENOUGH (hi miss)
What I would have loved to see is an alloy of Sodium Na and Potassium K reaction called NaK or nack
got to learn many things!!!
francium should be shown as it is most reactive
I made a comparison of various alkalis reacting with water….
Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UO0CKJ0ubwM
Watch at speed 2.
Why francium is not tested? is it more dangerous than the other alkali metals?
At last! A good quality video demonstration of alkali metal reactivity that keeps the interest op pupils all the way. Many thanks!