183K views · 784 reactions | Producing explosive sparks of fire by mixing together Coca-Cola undergroud with sodium, potassium and water 勞 | UNILAD Tech | Facebook

13K views · 154 reactions | What makes hydrogen peroxide explode in this elephant’s toothpaste experiment? Museum Educator Jeannine explains how potassium iodine acts as a catalyst to cause hydrogen peroxide to break down faster into water and oxygen gas in an exothermic reaction, producing heat, as well as a foamy explosion thanks to the addition of soap! #Chemistry #STEMEducation #ScienceExperiment #Science #WomenInSTEM | Museum of Science, Boston | Facebook

657K views · 821 reactions | WATCH: Potassium and sodium reacting in water  | In The Know | Facebook

Potassium permanganate and glycerin. Both last forever if stored right. Both have multiple uses. But together, they do something ... fun. Put a small pile of potassium permanganate on some firewood or a rock. Drip a little glycerin on top. Wait a few seconds. You’ll get smoke, then fire. No lighter. No friction. Just a chemical reaction. Potassium permanganate is a strong oxidizer. Glycerin reacts slowly, builds heat, then ignites. This is one more reason to stock both. Water purification, wound

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