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Uploaded At May 27, 2022 ^^
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All energy storages can explode or burn. Gasoline, natural gas, coal, hydrogen, hydrocarbon / oil, battery, capacitor, uranium, thorium and other nuclear fuels. A controlled release of these energies is very useful, but an accidental and sudden large amount release of these energies can cause an explosion.
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Here is something I had to learn the hard way.
Lighting the foil on fire will cause it to react with nitrogen, glowing very brightly. The heat generated from this will cause it to melt.
Allowing a drop of this burning molten lithium into water will cause a detonation. When I attempted this there was a loud bang that made my ears ring for nearly 10 minutes, and all of the water I dropped it into had turned into a vapor cloud about 20ft wide in my yard.
The scariest part is that I only used about 1/4 of the foil from a single battery.
For anyone curious as to why I was doing this, when I had tried smaller quantities it always resulted in sparks shooting off the water, the color of which had a wide range and seemed random. I was attempting to understand the reason for it, but dropped the project after it nearly killed me.
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@MrChilili
2 years ago
āIt kind of scares meā
Everything you do scares me
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