Reaction between elemental aluminium and mercury gives off a very eye catching reaction that you can never get used to it. It’s called the amalgamation.
Reaction between elemental aluminium and mercury gives off a very eye catching reaction that you can never get used to it. It’s called the amalgamation.
Btw sulphuric acid was poured initially to remove the aluminium oxide layer to expose the aluminium metal.
Blitzdog416 on
nopy4 on
How much is it spedup?
Any_Cash7115 on
Which is why mercury is very rarely carried by air and even then in incredibly controlled situations
krattalak on
And this is why mercury is banned on commerical airplanes.
Historical_Cable9719 on
Awesome
Character_Log2770 on
Teeminator 2
Hungry-ThoughtsCurry on
Hmmm, candy
dallasandcowboys on
Have I lost my mind (probably), or do I remember Amalgamated being used as a fictional company name in some cartoons back in the early 80’s or so? Is there another type of media that I have this confused with?
sharpcubkd980 on
Forbidden spaghetti
Beginning_Antelope43 on
that you can never get used to it
MsLoreleiPowers on
Wow!
Jester471 on
A safe fire free alternative to those snakes “fireworks”. Nice /s
Cool__boots on
So pleasant to watch
blalien on
Do you think the first person who discovered this reaction thought they opened a portal to Hell?
kiersmini on
This feels like what the protomolecule would have looked like in The Expanse
Wukong00 on
Well, that is interesting!
ponzi_gg on
i get so annoyed when i see “watch til the end” at the beginning of a video
Gibby1293 on
There’s something slightly unsettling about this sight.
HeDuMSD on
I am glad I was told to watch until the end, otherwise I might have not… we live in the golden era of text over video
fourthords on
Has it actually finished by the end of the video, or will it eventually spaghettify the whole thing?
maz_menty on
Felt like a Tool video from the 90’s.
bkw_17 on
I really hate the way this happens.
FoxJhoalot on
How much cancer are we talking about?
voluotuousaardvark on
There is nothing that makes me skip a video faster than “watch to the end.”
This was fascinating. But some halfwit wanted to ruin it with “watch til the end” 20 seconds from the fucking end.
Bechimo on
I wanted to watch till the end so I could see some final results to the pan, BUT NOOOOO 🤬
DrNarf on
Thanks, I hate it.
Dizzzy777 on
I got an idea, aluminum hair follicles and Mercury spray. Cure boldness forever!
_TASTE-THE-WASTE_ on
Is this a TOOL video?
MightBeAGoodIdea on
Could this have been possible in say ancient times and thought to be sorcery or some such? At least as a one off spectacular enough to make folktales out of?
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Btw sulphuric acid was poured initially to remove the aluminium oxide layer to expose the aluminium metal.
How much is it spedup?
Which is why mercury is very rarely carried by air and even then in incredibly controlled situations
And this is why mercury is banned on commerical airplanes.
Awesome
Teeminator 2
Hmmm, candy
Have I lost my mind (probably), or do I remember Amalgamated being used as a fictional company name in some cartoons back in the early 80’s or so? Is there another type of media that I have this confused with?
Forbidden spaghetti
that you can never get used to it
Wow!
A safe fire free alternative to those snakes “fireworks”. Nice /s
So pleasant to watch
Do you think the first person who discovered this reaction thought they opened a portal to Hell?
This feels like what the protomolecule would have looked like in The Expanse
Well, that is interesting!
i get so annoyed when i see “watch til the end” at the beginning of a video
There’s something slightly unsettling about this sight.
I am glad I was told to watch until the end, otherwise I might have not… we live in the golden era of text over video
Has it actually finished by the end of the video, or will it eventually spaghettify the whole thing?
Felt like a Tool video from the 90’s.
I really hate the way this happens.
How much cancer are we talking about?
There is nothing that makes me skip a video faster than “watch to the end.”
This was fascinating. But some halfwit wanted to ruin it with “watch til the end” 20 seconds from the fucking end.
I wanted to watch till the end so I could see some final results to the pan, BUT NOOOOO 🤬
Thanks, I hate it.
I got an idea, aluminum hair follicles and Mercury spray. Cure boldness forever!
Is this a TOOL video?
Could this have been possible in say ancient times and thought to be sorcery or some such? At least as a one off spectacular enough to make folktales out of?