That is so frieking awesome haha, If I did that at 9 years old I'd think I was a god lol. Any other cool experiement successes/failures since then? I'd imagine theres quite a few

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But you're old haha wow I'm not sure if you are do this in 1954 wow !! OMG

In '54 I was seven years old. I would have loved seeing your home made fire works. I'd like to see them now! Thanks for sharing your memory. "I wish you health, wealth, and the time to share your enjoyment."

Living legend

The Chlorine produced is very small, and It will not be very lethal. If you plan on using a lot, it is a important safety precaution. if you are making a much smaller one, it will not be to bad.

It's safe he used it to make it good conductor of electricity

what should you use for the electrodes instead? normal steal? or aluminum? I'm making a electrolysis kit to harvest hydrogen for a hybrid car, so I need something safe to use in large batches

@@oblivionfire1365 Graphite will work best I think. Anything that conducts electricity will work, but make sure no dangerous byproducts will be built up.

The amount is laughable. Please don't spread bullshit

he he

‘HHO’ gas. I like that nomenclature

when you begin to speak about voltage efficiency, do the plates size effect it and if so what is ur rating based on considering plate area and voltage

Is there a faster way ? I guess filtering air would be faster than electrolysis.

@@rahulchowdhury4210 PEM cells are faster.

U have a nice information

if it seems too good to be true it often is. water is not h2o

@@jetsetjourneysofficial what?

@@arvidb282 they are lying to you. electrolysis doesn't work with pure water. the salt is a key component to this reaction.

@@jetsetjourneysofficial salt just helps the electrolysis happen, or else the electricity wouldn't be able to pass through!

@@CoronaFighter_ no they are lying. salt is essential in the reaction. water is not h2o.

he's lying to you

well you obviously havent heard of codys lab

I came here intentionally to build something that will protect someone. This is my goal now. Please help if you find anything

@@AjayParmar-gb9su Hey you still interested ? Let's connect and build

@@AjayParmar-gb9su The project needs good amount of RnD.

@@mechavira101 I just hopped in with the same notions of creating something worthy out of h20 Hydrolysis. Do you have any idea ??

@@AjayParmar-gb9su I have some solution for you.

I presume you meant air-conditioner by A/C....? Didn't you?

I need help I mixed water with kitchen salt and when I did the electrolysis the water turned green and smells bad. What happened?

Yah he should have blown it up.

tigeress da dog No he should have recycled the bag, what's wrong with you >:(

Lemon Chief No one recycles plastic bags. I reuse them, pick my crap with em. Meijer bags work the best.

That was actually kinda sad :(

Hahaha I was like "why would he do that ?"

hahaha

Hahaha that damn volcano 🤣😅🙏

I dont even have labs in secondary school since year 9-12....all i know this is through the textbook descriptions.

Mr. 42 the Hindenburg would have destroyed every thing in a 12-20 mile radius if the hydrogen exploded the camera that shoot it on fire wouldn't have any existence of it being there. The material it's self that the Hindenburg was made of caught on fire if you watch the video you can see it burning. Yes when the Hindenburg ruptured some hydrogen burned and made water but there isn't enough oxogen in the atmosphere to support a steady burn. FYI

+Garrett Behlau It's a joke.

yes sorry not the best with sarcasm

It was a crappy joke. It seemed that you were uninformed about the real cause of the fire. So instead of it coming across as funny to the informed (not ignorant), it came across as ignorant.

Rimstar

Damn u have many subs😂

You r cool bro

@@germanguy8015 no

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Yes increase the power to 24 volts

I am looking these videos for same reason ... word of caution if you are going to try this .. Hydrogen gas can catch fire .. Oxygen can enhances fire .. if the water is impure or it is hard water then Chlorine gas can be released which is toxic

Use distilled water only

All are highly flammable not recommended to use at home unless supervised by the skilled person.

@@tarangsiemens can you provide matmatical relationship between power and electrod area for this process

No, just conservation of energy. If you separate the water into hydrogen and oxygen, you can’t burn that for any more energy than it costs to separate it.

WindowsXP sure does. Should've used plain iron or graphite.

Use stainless steal because it doesn't corrode like chronnuim does!

WindowsXP yep, if you are in the US, its both illegal to possess and dispose of.

or platinum electrodes

Hexavalent chromium ions have a deep red color that would have been very noticeable. I don't understand electrochemistry yet enough to explain what is happening to the electrodes, but nothing is touching the chromium in the steel. Hexavalent chromium is not illegal, it's a nasty, persistent carcinogen that needs proper handling and disposal.

i am angry with your comment

@@HarisPropertyBusiness neden?

If there is no electricity then how are you going to do electrolysis??

@@PRXNCE_KENWAYdissimilar metals. Magnesium coupled to iron or copper will work.

+fignutron .... Good suggestion. My graduation project is to run a car engine on hydrogen, can I get some help ? +fignutron

Can we use baking soda instead? My daughter is doing her 8th grade science project

@@michelledavila4228 Sodium bicarbonate is baking soda... And yes u can use it, be careful with hydrogen!

Dang thats cool, howd you learn to do that?

So your dream is a balloon 🎈 filled with hydrogen gas?? Hmm Interesting.. 🤔🤔

Using NaCl ends up making NaOH anyway. This happens because the hydroxide generated by the hydrolysis is more strongly attached to the Na than is the Cl. As a result of this chlorine gas is generated at the anode.

RedBull34thID thanks for that info

Joe B using KNO3 will produce nitrogen dioxide which then forms nitric acid if it comes to contact with water

Niggu if ya use NaCI it would make chlorine (g) and Na, in the + side OH hydrogen in the - side and Na and OH will make NaOH (sodium hydroxide) and some of the chlorine will mix with the water and make HCI + HOCI and will react with the NaOH and make NaCIO (bleach) and NaCIO2 (sodium chloride) in the water

@@miguelchacon2717 NaClO2 is NOT Sodium Chloride but Sodium Chlorite! Only one letter wrong but a HUGE difference in both fact and significance!

i think its just so u can see that H2 and O2 gases r produced

NO, JUST NO!

can i know why one baloon had only hydrogen and other only oxygen, in my opinion each balloon should have both hydrogen and oxygen in ratio 2:1. can u explain me how dis happened

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Why

Physics Guy ikr

*If supplied with sufficient amounts of oxygen.

@@andrasfogarasi5014 True or just combine the oxygen and hydrodgen from the electrolysis and enjoy your highly explosive gas

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hahaha

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Stain less is steel is made by taking normal iron strips heat them in metal cooking pots and rapidly youcools the strips put into freezer.after several times repeating this process then iron converted into stainless steel

And I thought it was possible only by graphite

@@MyCuteDreams sure; same with brass,you get gold,(some try it from really yellow piss), stupidity becomes wisdom,etc lol

Or just buy stainless Steal in a store that sells tools and stuff. The forks and knifes we eat with is stainless steal.

Buy Stainless Steel Timber fastening fittings, used for re-inforcing timber gazebos and patios.

Where r u living ?

stfu

Lol

Must live in Peoples Republic of Kalifornia

489$ fine for making content under age of 13

But the product of electrolysis are equal... i.e products on cathode = products on anode

didn't know there was wi-fi on planet 4546B

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Yes and no. The best way would be to add more surface area to the electrodes. Increasing the Voltage would produce slighly more gas, but also a lot of drawbacks like increased heat, increased H2 production (incase you want O), decreased longevity of the generator.

The quantity is very limited and it can take a long time (it takes 3 hours in the video to produce one bag of oxygen). However, the materials are readily available in most homes. If you do try, use distilled water (you can distill water at home from steam), or at least find a source with less chlorine. Use graphite for the electrodes. Graphite can be found in pencil lead. You can also use stainless steel (screws), but remember to dispose of the used electrodes immediately - they can be carcinogenic. Instead of sodium hydroxide (as shown in the video), you can use baking soda (not baking powder).

RyanArrgh What is flashback?

+SogMosee Burning gas travelling up the hose toward the source. For example in HHO torches, when the flow is stopped or slowed enough, the gas left in the nozzle will start to burn up the tube and flashback arresters are used to prevent the flame from going further, but if those fail then the safety bubblers are a failsafe, as the flame wont travel through water.

+SogMosee yes they were necessary because it makes pure and clean hydrogen.

Systems Acr What makes hydrogen unclean or unpure?

+SogMosee its not "unclean" but the air that was in the little bottle before first needs to be displaced by the hydrogen so pure hydrogen gets out and not a hydrogen+air mixture.

@Jeffrey Dyrek Jeffrey, it depends on the polarity. Both Oxygen and Hydrogen are NOT formed at BOTH electrodes. Oxygen is only formed on one side (at one electrode) and Hydrogen is only formed on the other side (other electrode). That is why if you look you will see that because the formula is H2O, twice as much Hydrogen is formed on the one side as Oxygen on the other side. If you duplicated the experiment at home and bubbles only formed at one electrode, then I can only guess that you did something wrong in setting up the experiment. Only Oxygen should form at one electrode and only Hydrogen should form at the other electrode. Also, the experiment should be set up such that the gas from one electrode can ONLY be collected in one place and the gas from the other electrode can ONLY be collected in a different place. If you haven't already you may want to watch some of the other water electrolysis videos on KZfaq (some that are set up with more professional equipment) as they might help you with understanding how both the creation/splitting and the collection of the Oxygen and Hydrogen happens. Hope this helps.

Thank you very much. I've been watching the HHO videos quite a bit, but they do the same thing that my home experiment did. Your letter did help since I need to look at electrolysis and not HHO generation. I will look at this subject specifically, thanks to your suggestion. Now I can look in the right direction. Thank you very much and have a nice day.

It's only identifying that I am a person too, when so many look at me and see that my house and everything is a wreck since I just can't do things like I should. So I do have a complex with that and the comments that I am subjected with on a regular basis when I'm no different than anyone else, except I can't do things. But, you are right, there is no relevance. Thank you very much for that comment. Jeff.

Can you please send me a link

@@Soulrider2012 Can you please send me a link