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13 responses to “EXPOSING The Colors Of Chemicals With Flame”

  1. @bobthebuilder1360

    Try again with lights off we barely saw anything

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  2. @calvinyip364

    First orange , second greenish , last its pink

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  3. @shamalamadingleberry7203

    You're using too much alcohol or whatever you're using as the flammable substance…

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  4. @RealMatthewWalker

    How bad are fire salt packets that I can get at Walmart? Are use them in the fireplace with a door before. Seemed fine gorgeous. I was thinking about doing a short film and burning lots of them. Even if I ventilate it well is there any real danger in an outdoor fire pit? Or in a large fire place? It’s all just going straight up the chimney isn’t it? Thanks! Love the videos!

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  5. @maddpianists2893

    Bro the only thing that showed any color was the lithium I don't know what you were going for but your camera really sucks

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  6. @amitsahoo1021

    Is there way to use them in car exhaust??

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  7. @kakandecharlse8548

    The teacher is inhaling metallic compounds

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  8. @bmoif627

    No the lithium is potassium i know because i did this in my chemistry class last week and the chemical compound (K) makes that bright red color, not lithium.

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  9. @MGY_1912

    I'm starting to love this channel

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  10. @davidtabor2465

    Boron produces a green flame.

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  11. @mitchellminer9597

    Digital cameras actually show infrared light a lot. That is why all the colors look the same. It's seeing the heat of the flame and showing it as red. (You can test your infrared remotes by looking at them through a digital camera.)

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  12. @miguelleis4827

    Cool now can you do one with uranium in it?

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  13. @luhvsnowflake

    Uranium?

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