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Yup ... I still remember going almost blind by throwing Mg in H2O ... and coming back for more, both experimentally an theoretically. Contemporary parents must
by ramses 14y ago
Yup ... I still remember going almost blind by throwing Mg in H2O ... and coming back for more, both experimentally an theoretically.
Contemporary parents must learn that it is good for kids to get cuts, bruises, broken bones, infections ... blinding flashes of Mg in H2O ... otherwise you didn't have a childhood ... otherwise you may not become a well-adjusted and curious adult.
- pmiller2 14y agoDon't you mean burning Mg? It does react with water at room temperature, but very slowly (unless it's powdered).
- einhverfr 14y agoNow my most spectacular and explosive mishaps involved Mg, vinegar, and fire. Now, there is some fun to be had. Vinegar + Mg + dish soap makes a foam that can explode under certain circumstances, That;s not dangerous, but it can make an amusing mess. You can also make torches whose flames are invisible in daylight or cause small explosions of you know what you are doing.
- atakan_gurkan 14y agoMy guess is he meant Na.