hey what’s up guys it’s a new day and a
new experiment now in a previous video
remember we took liquid nitrogen and put
them in water bottles and made
improvised nitrogen rockets apparently
some people figured out you could do the
same thing using coke and propane so
that’s what we’re doing today now in
yesterday’s video I showed you how we
could modify the nozzle of one of these
propane tanks and extract liquid propane
and we went out of the store and picked
up 12 500 milliliter coke bottles so we
could mix them together and watch the
reaction now the funny thing about this
experiment is you don’t actually have to
use coke I’m just throwing it in because
videos with coke seem to get more views
let me explain the process of what’s
about to happen we’re going to open the
valve on this propane cylinder turn it
upside down a glass and collect liquid
propane then we’re going to take the cap
off our coke bottle and pour out a bit
of the liquid until it’s just under the
line of the label itself from there it’s
just a matter of pouring in a bit of a
liquid propane so it sits on top and
turning the bottle upside down ready
moment of truth whoops fail look at that
put the heck I didn’t work at all yeah
we need more propane look at the top of
the coke there when the propane hits it
it freezes and starts gumming up it
smells terrible it seems to form a layer
of ice here so I have no idea if this is
gonna work the idea is we just turn it
over and look it just bills out
everywhere
that it’s just all icy nothing happened
at all the hell what the heck
yeah it’s freezing my fingers prostate
okay let’s see if we can make this man
ready
[Applause]
nothing I’m starting to lose confidence
as this actually works and those videos
I saw I don’t think they’re using
propane but they could have been using
butane huh let’s try one more time just
to be sure this doesn’t work I don’t
know what
there you go oh boy look at that put the
fire out with the coke I went through
five bottles of propane and a number of
various experiments we didn’t get any of
them to work so it kind of makes me
wonder in the videos I saw maybe these
guys were using butane and Cinna propane
maybe that makes a difference I’m not
sure but based on my experiments today I
don’t think mixing propane and coke has
any kind of reaction at all
the coke just freezes that’s really
about it now I don’t want to let you go
home empty-handed so for one final
experiment we’re going to try filling up
this coke bottle with liquid propane and
screwing the cap on tight
the question is is this thing going to
pressurize and explode or will a coke
bottle actually be able to contain
liquid propane indefinitely okay I got
put that down my fingers are freezing ha
ha look at that yeah liquid propane can
still give you frostbite guys
[Music]
so frosty so here we are guys we got
this bottle half full of propane you can
see it rises above the label there and
the thing that I noticed right off the
bat is how light the propane feels I
mean this bottle is halfway full and it
feels like there’s barely anything in it
at all
that’s super surprising to me so let’s
go ahead and cap this thing off put it
in a safe place and see whether or not
this thing will explode so quick update
I just put the cap on the bottle and I
can still squish it which means it’s not
super pressurized and when I shake it
it’s almost like it contracts even more
like it squishes them even more now I
imagine over time this will warm up it
will pressurize in fact we could
probably take a blowtorch to it we’re
going up a little bit quicker and when
this thing gets to the point where I
can’t push my thumb into it I’m just
going to set it down leave it and we’ll
see see what happens I’m just going to
leave this right here
[Music]
check this out guys it’s been about
twenty minutes we’ve had this thing
sitting out long enough that the propane
has warmed up to outside temperature
here which today is about 45 degrees
Fahrenheit the bottle is pressurized but
it hasn’t worked and it’s still the
point where I can push my thumb in and
move the plastic a little bit so I don’t
think this is going to explode
it seems that theoretically we can store
liquid propane in a coke bottle probably
not the safest idea but it looks like
you actually can do it okay durability
test and it stays intact
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
that looks pretty cool so sweet guys
looks like it’s a viable idea a coke
bottle will hold liquid propane we’ve
dropped this thing we’ve warmed it up
and I think now it’s time to kill it off
let’s see what happens when I take the
cap off let’s start bubbling
[Music]
whoa that’s crazy and it started cooling
down again as well just notice that all
right let’s light it off dump it out
OOP
toasty check it out nice big ball of
fire that’s very satisfying very
satisfying very cool look it worked my
coke bottle so guys I’m just turned off
our propane bottle so we can summarize
here for a minute what we’ve just
learned we started off with the purpose
to see if mixing propane and coke
together would make an improvised bottle
rocket but what we found actually
happens is the propane freezes the coke
preventing any significant reaction from
taking place we tried a number of
variations of experiments to see if we
could get it to work but all of those
attempts failed oh boy next we tried
filling up one of the empty coke bottles
themselves with liquid propane and
screwing the cap on tight to see if we
could get it to explode but rather than
exploding it actually warmed up to the
outside air temperature and became a
crystal-clear liquid very beautiful and
apparently very stable as well we tried
drop testing the bottle for durability
and found that it stayed intact so we
unscrewed the cap lid off the gas and
pour it on the concrete well that’s it
for this set of experiments guys thanks
for joining me and I’ll be looking for
in the next video talk to you then would
that be great if it just exploded in my
hand right now
Oh
[Music]
new experiment now in a previous video
remember we took liquid nitrogen and put
them in water bottles and made
improvised nitrogen rockets apparently
some people figured out you could do the
same thing using coke and propane so
that’s what we’re doing today now in
yesterday’s video I showed you how we
could modify the nozzle of one of these
propane tanks and extract liquid propane
and we went out of the store and picked
up 12 500 milliliter coke bottles so we
could mix them together and watch the
reaction now the funny thing about this
experiment is you don’t actually have to
use coke I’m just throwing it in because
videos with coke seem to get more views
let me explain the process of what’s
about to happen we’re going to open the
valve on this propane cylinder turn it
upside down a glass and collect liquid
propane then we’re going to take the cap
off our coke bottle and pour out a bit
of the liquid until it’s just under the
line of the label itself from there it’s
just a matter of pouring in a bit of a
liquid propane so it sits on top and
turning the bottle upside down ready
moment of truth whoops fail look at that
put the heck I didn’t work at all yeah
we need more propane look at the top of
the coke there when the propane hits it
it freezes and starts gumming up it
smells terrible it seems to form a layer
of ice here so I have no idea if this is
gonna work the idea is we just turn it
over and look it just bills out
everywhere
that it’s just all icy nothing happened
at all the hell what the heck
yeah it’s freezing my fingers prostate
okay let’s see if we can make this man
ready
[Applause]
nothing I’m starting to lose confidence
as this actually works and those videos
I saw I don’t think they’re using
propane but they could have been using
butane huh let’s try one more time just
to be sure this doesn’t work I don’t
know what
there you go oh boy look at that put the
fire out with the coke I went through
five bottles of propane and a number of
various experiments we didn’t get any of
them to work so it kind of makes me
wonder in the videos I saw maybe these
guys were using butane and Cinna propane
maybe that makes a difference I’m not
sure but based on my experiments today I
don’t think mixing propane and coke has
any kind of reaction at all
the coke just freezes that’s really
about it now I don’t want to let you go
home empty-handed so for one final
experiment we’re going to try filling up
this coke bottle with liquid propane and
screwing the cap on tight
the question is is this thing going to
pressurize and explode or will a coke
bottle actually be able to contain
liquid propane indefinitely okay I got
put that down my fingers are freezing ha
ha look at that yeah liquid propane can
still give you frostbite guys
[Music]
so frosty so here we are guys we got
this bottle half full of propane you can
see it rises above the label there and
the thing that I noticed right off the
bat is how light the propane feels I
mean this bottle is halfway full and it
feels like there’s barely anything in it
at all
that’s super surprising to me so let’s
go ahead and cap this thing off put it
in a safe place and see whether or not
this thing will explode so quick update
I just put the cap on the bottle and I
can still squish it which means it’s not
super pressurized and when I shake it
it’s almost like it contracts even more
like it squishes them even more now I
imagine over time this will warm up it
will pressurize in fact we could
probably take a blowtorch to it we’re
going up a little bit quicker and when
this thing gets to the point where I
can’t push my thumb into it I’m just
going to set it down leave it and we’ll
see see what happens I’m just going to
leave this right here
[Music]
check this out guys it’s been about
twenty minutes we’ve had this thing
sitting out long enough that the propane
has warmed up to outside temperature
here which today is about 45 degrees
Fahrenheit the bottle is pressurized but
it hasn’t worked and it’s still the
point where I can push my thumb in and
move the plastic a little bit so I don’t
think this is going to explode
it seems that theoretically we can store
liquid propane in a coke bottle probably
not the safest idea but it looks like
you actually can do it okay durability
test and it stays intact
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
that looks pretty cool so sweet guys
looks like it’s a viable idea a coke
bottle will hold liquid propane we’ve
dropped this thing we’ve warmed it up
and I think now it’s time to kill it off
let’s see what happens when I take the
cap off let’s start bubbling
[Music]
whoa that’s crazy and it started cooling
down again as well just notice that all
right let’s light it off dump it out
OOP
toasty check it out nice big ball of
fire that’s very satisfying very
satisfying very cool look it worked my
coke bottle so guys I’m just turned off
our propane bottle so we can summarize
here for a minute what we’ve just
learned we started off with the purpose
to see if mixing propane and coke
together would make an improvised bottle
rocket but what we found actually
happens is the propane freezes the coke
preventing any significant reaction from
taking place we tried a number of
variations of experiments to see if we
could get it to work but all of those
attempts failed oh boy next we tried
filling up one of the empty coke bottles
themselves with liquid propane and
screwing the cap on tight to see if we
could get it to explode but rather than
exploding it actually warmed up to the
outside air temperature and became a
crystal-clear liquid very beautiful and
apparently very stable as well we tried
drop testing the bottle for durability
and found that it stayed intact so we
unscrewed the cap lid off the gas and
pour it on the concrete well that’s it
for this set of experiments guys thanks
for joining me and I’ll be looking for
in the next video talk to you then would
that be great if it just exploded in my
hand right now
Oh
[Music]
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