Hello, guys! In the previous video I showed you some reactions with nitrous oxide
and one of the subscribers left a comment saying that he would like to know
how carbon disulfide would react with solid or liquid nitrous oxide
By the way, this subscriber has his own channel with experiments shot in 4K resolution!
Among other cool videos on his channel I found one about potassium graphite
and highly concentrated hydrogen peroxide
where the author shows how he uses an Abbe refractometer
to determine the increase in its concentration.
The channel’s link is in the description, check it out, and if you like the video don't forget to subscribe.
So let's start. The reaction of carbon disulfide with dinitrogen monoxide is a classic barking dog reaction,
but now I will show you how carbon disulfide will react with solid nitrous oxide.
This subscriber suggests that the reaction with decaborane, should also be very interesting,
because in fact this mixture could well be considered rocket fuel
So, guys, before I show you this superexotic reaction,
I will show you the reaction of nitrous oxide with elementary amorphous boron
In the video about burning NON-metals in liquid oxygen,
I showed you the reaction of combustion of boron in liquid oxygen.
Let us compare it with the combustion reaction of boron in liquid nitrous oxide.
Well, now it’s time for the superexotic reaction with decaborane and liquid dinitrogen monoxide
Thanks for watching guys,
if you have a channel with interesting chemical content, regardless your language
(because chemists speak the same language),
contact me and I will tell my subscribers about your channel and you will tell yours about mine
Seeya next video!