Hello guys! This is the second part of the epic reactions with liquid oxygen.
Today we’ll see some organic liquids burn in it.
For this video I chose organic liquids from my arsenal that differ from each other as much as possible
so that the reactions won’t be similar
I’m very glad that you suggest really interesting reactions in the comments, but I can’t film everything.
But apparently, as the channel becomes more popular, I’ll try to take into consideration as many reactions that you suggest as possible.
So, the reaction carbon disulfide with liquid oxygen should blow your mind and blow my lab
Notice that the amount of elemental sulfur formed is not that big comparing to the combustion reaction with carbon disulfide in air,
where the amount of formed sulfur is times bigger due to incomplete burning of carbon disulfide.
Now we will burn nitromethane in liquid oxygen
Then I decided to see how acetonitrile burn in liquid oxygen.
Now you can observe the reaction with thiophene
For this reaction I decided to use an organosilicon compound,
so that during burning you can see white soot which is the end product of organosilicon compounds burn.
For the next reaction I used methyl iodide
Methyl iodide is very hard to set afire in air, because elemental iodine, disengaged during slim heating,
prevents burning. However it burns very well in the concoction with liquid oxygen.
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In the next video about liquid oxygen you’ll see it interact with some of the elements from the periodic table.
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