Science Max | FULL EPISODE | Chemistry | Season 1

Atoms are made of three parts, part number one is these guys, protons, they have a positive. charge the number of protons determines the element one is hydrogen two is helium three is lithium and so on the protons fit in the middle here which is called the nucleus they sit here with part number two these guys are neutrons and they have a neutral charge now I have eight protons and eight neutrons in this nucleus, making it an oxygen atom orbiting the nucleus. They're these little guys, they're electrons and they have a negative charge. I will demonstrate it using kittens.

Kittens are perfect because, like electron kittens, they're really small, and just like electron kittens, they move around randomly, you never know where they're going to be, but an oxygen atom should have eight kittens or whatever. Electrons somewhere inside these kitties are constantly escaping, but guess what happens to the electrons. go the atom a nucleus of protons and neutrons surrounded by electrons that move randomly, the most beautiful

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ever seen, how do you feel? Did they learn something? Hey, upside down, who learned something? Hmm, Talina and I have done a lot of chemical reactions, but in our quest to max things out, we have a new hydrogen plan.

Potassium peroxide and iodide create gas. One way to maximize the reaction is to contain the gas in something like a tube. First we will put the hydrogen peroxide in the tube and then we will put the potassium iodide on top through a one-way valve, then we will pressurize the container when it finally reacts it will shoot through the valve and we will see how high we can take our flow of bubbles, but keep in mind that you should never cover anything and not let it escape. It's a good idea, so we have a release valve to make sure everything works.

This is one of those experiments that is definitely on the Don't try this at home list. Vinegar, baking soda, volcano, version four, hydrogen peroxide, potassium iodide, and what we do. What we're going to do this time is we're going to put it in this tube. Hydrogen peroxide comes in here and we have Selena. Do you have the potassium iodide and the syringes? Yes, two

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syringes. Two

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syringes. There is good and then soap in good quantity. of soap in there and what we're going to do is close this and tighten it and then we're going to pressurize the whole system and then we're going to add the potassium iodide and it's going to be spectacular, we hope it's okay, it's okay, everything's okay, put this down here and the potassium iodide goes in here, ready, the hood is down, ready, one, two, three, let's go and back up slowly, yeah, that's what I'm talking about, okay, let's take a look.

Alright, there you have it, the vinegar and baking soda volcano to the max, thanks Felina, that was great, if you want instructions for the things we did today, they are all on the website and thank you very much for watching the experiments Sciencemax big, we need to clean a lot, right? Yeah, we have here, we have the other room, so I'll tell you what, um, you get a mop, I'll get the hose and a wheelbarrow for the foam. Science Max is a show where we take small experiments and make them big. If you want to try these experiments yourself, visit our website for instructions, but not all Science Max experiments are the type you should try at home.

This one, yes, this one, no, try this, don't try this. a big yes a big no, I don't know how you could do this at home and remember, if you're ever unsure, ask an adult, thanks for watching Science Max's experiments with big chemicals, the

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