266 Explosive and Volatile.
Man, I thought I already set up this post… I guess it’s not late yet… Technically I shouldn’t post till midnight anyway. I’ve just gotten used to doing it so early. Anyway, chemistry humor, huh? SCIENCE!
Man, I thought I already set up this post… I guess it’s not late yet… Technically I shouldn’t post till midnight anyway. I’ve just gotten used to doing it so early. Anyway, chemistry humor, huh? SCIENCE!
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Nice Science is funny in an explosive way :D
I’m sorry hydrogen and oxygen in vast amounts is always fun when you mix in a spark, or a nuclear warhead….
How about potassium, or cesium? Those are even more volatile! Haha, science jokes. Started reading up on this comic again. My old laptop died so I lost the link, but I just found it tonight. Still love the art and the dialogue, and am excited to start reading it again. Power to you, Crave
Not to deliberately one-up Rodrigo… but Caesium and Sulphuric Acid. Heck… why not Fluoroantimonate?
Sodium and water’s pathetic hissing and skimming around just isn’t going to cut it.
I have long wondered what Francium would do… but I doubt it would stay Francium long enough for me to find out (and I wouldn’t stay healthy long enough either).
lol boom indeed
Fluoride and water! AND salt!
and doesnt sodium just dissolve in water, rather than explode?
Sodium Chloride a.k.a. table salt dissolves in water. Pure elemental sodium creates a violent explosion, even more so that other alkali metals. Fun explanation and videos of explosions here: http://theodoregray.com/PeriodicTable/AlkaliBangs/index.html
find the brainiac episode with the alkaline metals being dropped bathtubs and you will have your answer
Still all true ths far for those keeping count and while sucessfully dodging the elephant in the matter too.