Okay so the first few I know are: Sodium + Oxygen, Hydrazine Methanol + Hydrogen Peroxide, vinegar + sodium bicarbonate, etc. What other materials viontly react with each other? Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Salt is Sodium Chloride, but pure sodium reacts violently. Its properties are changed when it bonds with chloride.
Water and air. Water under high pressure and high temperature will explode into steam upon contact with air at sea level pressures.
How about any chemicals that do not require pressurization or any kind of procedures to prepare? Think of it this way, if I had two test tubes: one with chemical A and the other with chemical B, and I pour them together and they explode.
I'll give you a VERY good one if you promise to try it! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Oh - and just before you do, please designate someone to come on here and report the results. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
I am very catious with chemicals and I will not be holding them when I mix them. Or at least I will get someone else to do it! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
What makes you say that? Can't you tell it was just a joke? Sheesh! Never mind... no sense of humor. :shrug:
You've just never seemed like the joking type. So I thought you were posting a rude joke. "yeah why don't I just kill myself with chemicals, hahahahahahaha!" Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Sodium and water.. ok, it's the oxygen that sets it off. But I recall that the heat actually splits the water into hydrogen and Oxygen.. (?)
Pretty close - close indeed. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! The oxygen that comes from the water isn't actually all that important since there's already plenty of it in the air. It's the fact that hydrogen is liberated along with enough heat present that's the whole key.
I've tried that before! Put some mentos in your mouth, chew them a little bit, and then drink diet coke. Hilarious!
Nope, I have my moments like anyone else. I thought you would be able to see by the emphasis I put on it along with the grin and wink. I don't want ANYONE hurting themselves! If they do it through their own foolishness that's one thing - but it won't happen because of something I've told them to do. Never.
Also works with regular sugar. I think it's the sugar in the mentos that causes the reaction Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
So tell me, Read-Only, what are these chemicals then? I was actually curious when you said you know of some.