Worlds Largest Dry Ice Explosion!

Welcome back funk bros, today we are going to do three crazy experiments all day. We have sulfur hexafluoride with dry ice to make his voice deep and then liquid nitrogen. We'll put a bunch of balls inside and pop them. Thank you so much. to steal probably the most handsome scientist I know, bro, can I put that on a plaque? Yes, can you sign it? I would really enjoy having that real official title yeah and uh what you see here don't do this at home even if you have parents around this is stuff like you shouldn't even copy or try hey professional yeah we're professionals you know What we gotta do, Nick, we gotta blow this up, I mean, okay, that sounds pretty reasonable, yes sir, why?

We're wearing these lab coats. We've never been so sure before, but that's how dangerous the experiments going on today are, so I'm going to put on my lab coat and make sure you text merchandising to this number, our number. personal telephone number. We will give you a great deal on merchandise in the future. We appreciate it coming out soon. You guys are going to love it and it's only the last few days so you better be there. Okay, we are making the mini palm bottle. it's so much fun but wow this is going to be so loud amazing I have a feeling this is the best oh my god oh my god that was so oh my god I don't do this it was so much louder than a cannon of potatoes or sodium and water, so should we do another one there?

OMG wow, that was some super neat quick science. This is a temperature change, so in order for this to reach the maximum amount of pressure inside that bottle, the quickest way to do this is to introduce the CO2 in a solid state, which is dry ice, against something that is very hot, which is pool water, so it sublimates very quickly, it goes from solid CO2 to gaseous CO2, very quickly, the pressure increases in the bottle and then, that's what happens! let's do the Arizona bottle my favorite part is when everything comes out so fast oh when you bleed your bottle and you can't get it out what I do is I just add a little bit of water like this right you got your chemical The reaction is just put your shirt on and shake it a little bit and the pressure, oh my god, it's so scary when I do this that it makes me no uh yeah, that's stupid, yeah, see how it goes, can I dry off? ice in one of the bottles and then put it under the water, oh you mean like it was attached to a brick and sent down, yeah, yeah, I just wouldn't be in the water while that's happening because that automatically creates a huge shock wave. that could knock you out no way yeah we were in the water last time we did it we were looking underwater and it was all so much fun man oh okay like a grenade could go off here and if you want we're behind a wall or whatever, like when the shaft will hit you, the sound would be fine, but the shock wave inside a pool, like a rubber mark, did everything possible about it and, like any kind of explosive, anything that can create a shock wave, damage.

It's much higher underwater because it retains the energy all the way because the material water is much denser than air, so it's a paperweight, yes, with sublimination, fluid, yes, and then we're going to fall. It's in the water, um, when it expands, will it be even heavier as it rises? Actually, yes, because what will happen is the surface area will create more buoyancy, so it's cool how buoyancy comes out of nowhere just because of chemical reactions, yeah, because you. We're getting a gas from a solid, so there's a lot of gas that could come out of that solid.

Oh, that makes sense because now the solid is breaking down. Okay, how many pesos do you have? How many bottles do you have? Put as many bottles as we can on a peso, oh my god, this is probably like a fishing operation, okay, get plenty of water for the big guy, get out of there, cory, oh wow, they're all under water, jumped the close, we learned. that if you're going to make a levitating dry ice explosive device in a swimming pool, you should actually string all the bottles, uh individually, oh look, there's some more dry ones right behind you that are still ringing, come here, buddy, come here , friend, famous last words, yes, hey, corey, it's pizza time the pizza arrived how delicious this pizza is exactly that's the experiment hello my name is apron and this is what helium sounds like once in the world it's hexafluoride of sulfur and it's about five times denser than Florida air you guys name the sink oh hi he's so much scarier he's so scary now crazy cotton candy do you want to go with me right now that was the I always wanted to know what it's like to be a man oh crazy so guys you don't want to try this that's why everyone's doing like one of them so we don't want to do it too much sorry it was right in my mouth now we're men we change our underwear, yeah ok subscribe to nick you host link in description my link is dead.

Next, they've had a lot of experience putting this on my lines, yeah, I have absolutely no problem, this is sulfur hexafluoride, helium, let's do it right, oh, we got these backwards, hey baby, oh hell, let's get it right, sure, why not, guys. We have the best for last, we have like liquid nitrogen and we have penguin balls and we have a big reaction, Nick, tell us what we're doing here, yeah, how about we break it? No, it should be fine, a very brief structural exam. Suppose this is good, what we're going to do is mix liquid nitrogen, which has a negative temperature of 321 degrees Fahrenheit, with something that has a temperature of 212 degrees Fahrenheit, so there's a 500 degree discrepancy, 500 degrees, which is complicated, and let's go. let's see what happens there let's go ahead and put in 10 liters i've never seen this before in my life whoa and i can't touch that right you can touch it briefly if you want it won't burn me just apply it it feels like nothing feels like air, it feels like air, that's because it's there, oh really, you just made air, this is about 10 liters of cold hot water, it's down the hall, nick, bro.

Like and your kitchen is gone look how soaked it is look at the damage okay we're doing this outside it's an upside down bonfire guys come on be cold I can actually feel this okay wow though oh okay so the first one we did in the house It was approximately 10 liters of boiling water and 10 liters of liquid nitrogen. What we are going to do here is 12 liters of liquid nitrogen per trash can, so approximately we are going to consume a little more than three times the total amount that will be ignited. Oh my god, I've never done this.

This is going to be so twisted. This is, my God, everything. Are you making ping pong balls three, two, one, four, four, oh my god, that was crazy, okay guys, so we had a lot of fun. We're going to throw small objects and when we put them in the liquid nitrogen, it's actually going to make it freeze completely to the point where it can break off like a splinter or like glass, it's going to break, it's crazy, can we cut one off? also? Yeah, hey, where's the other one? Where's the other Apple app? Okay, let's cut this onion in half, don't cry, do this, but hit this hard, yeah, oh wow, it's like glass, wait while you get hurt, not that, I wouldn't do it. actually, you'll fart on your tongue, oh yeah, so yeah, the poor thing in here we'll put it back in there, we'll get that shot again, but wow, okay, wow, that's the coldest juice ever ever existed, it's solid as a rock, so here we are. just keep letting it go and like they're even more and more give me blueberry wow wait listen let's listen let's listen let's help lance wait nick you want to hit him I'm sure you've only done this a million times wow it's an apple with liquid nitrogen in it oh my god, You're right, yeah bro, that was crazy.

Big thanks to Nick Nuhash for making this amazing day so memorable and having all of our friends spread out in the mob, so be sure to check them out. description at the top of the description, obviously and goodbye science, yeah, it doesn't even work, you know, what's the point, yeah, it's just Corey.