Can Liquid Oxygen Melt Diamond?
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In this video we’re testing out the flammable properties of liquid oxygen, and seeing if it’s strong enough to melt a diamond.
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pencil graphite has alot of clay in it, that may have been the cause of the failure to burn.
they should have used a 9h pencil, that has the least clay content.
The pencil lead is not pure graphite… Most are a mixed with clay or other materials… Hence it does not work…
My nose is blooding this with all science…
Ohh no even my English is affected
Not I hear you say what. english now!!
help I
Pencil lead has Clay (which won’t burn) in as well as graphite.
Finally a video showing the power of liquid oxygen because liquid nitrogen is too mainstream.
No because liquid nitrogen can not support combustion
Ok so Liquid Oxygen freezes stuff and NOW its melting stuff
wtf
ha I got your nose it’s liquid oxygen not nitrogen and it’s not burning it
Gases turn to liquid by decreasing temperature. Solids turn to liquids by increasing it
_Diamonds are for forever, just like true love. It can’t be destroyed._
TKOR: Hold my blowtorch.
Lol so true
Relatable ;_; no one loves me
I’ve heard from some of my elders that diamonds actually depreciate pretty quick, so might as well give it the blowtorch anyways
Regular person: oh
Shoot, FIRE!!!
I guess I will throw this cold liquid in this lab on it
Scientist: oh no that was oxygen
Nate: * sticks finger in liquid oxygen *
Alexander: this liquid is extremely dangerous
Nate:
Nate:
Him: says sciency stuff
Me: uhuh
also me: I know but mostly not
Alexander is the larval stage of a chemical engineering professor.
Alexander Hamilton his name is Alexander Hamilton
umm okay… +It’s just Josephine
Alexander Fleming his name is Alexander Fleming
*flashbacks* *to* *Minecraft*
*NOOOOOO* MY DIAMONDS FELL INTO LAVA!!!!!
+RoleplayRyan OoF
Let’s sign the petition to make diamond armor more (durability wise) resistant to cactus and less resistant to lava/fire.
Also Diamond sword shouldn’t posses the ability to have fire aspect.
LETS MAKE MINECRAFT MORE REAL!
NOOOOOO MY DIAMONDS FELL INTO THE AIR
I got an amazing axe from a viliger and then I threw it in lave
Well, this video was very informative.
Graphene is way stronger than diamonds💎
Try doing something with home made graphene
Graphene is way to hard to make for them to make. It would take way to long to make it.
Yes, I too handle and use diamonds in my everyday life
6:59 PTSD for people who have failed chemistry.
Me: **BROKE**
TKOR: so let’s **CASUALLY** destroy some diamonds today!😁😁
Spoiler: Nate brought that Diamond ring to propose someone
To propose to Alexander
We want to see Alexander in much more videos he is smart guy
This is the diamond from the pinut butter charcoal