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Use Natrium next time :P

I've done fire writing before. I wonder what chemical reactions I can make up next time :P

My friend dropped a block of potassium down the sink plug hole. Steam was pouring out of the 4 surrounding sinks

My friend dropped a block of potassium down the sink plug hole. Steam was pouring out of the 4 surrounding sinks

Thats epic XD I'm soo doing that next time :P

Weird, Calcium should only react with hot water. Unless you were trying to get it to react with the water, of course. :P

 

My friend dropped a block of potassium down the sink plug hole. Steam was pouring out of the 4 surrounding sinks

Thats epic XD I'm soo doing that next time :P

It's likely to blow up your gas line too, so I'd really, really advise you not to drop potassium into your sink.

Weird, Calcium should only react with hot water. Unless you were trying to get it to react with the water, of course. :P

 

My friend dropped a block of potassium down the sink plug hole. Steam was pouring out of the 4 surrounding sinks

Thats epic XD I'm soo doing that next time :P

It's likely to blow up your gas line too, so I'd really, really advise you not to drop potassium into your sink.

Thanks for the heads up on that :lol: I don't want to end up paying for anything

Weird, Calcium should only react with hot water. Unless you were trying to get it to react with the water, of course. :P

 

My friend dropped a block of potassium down the sink plug hole. Steam was pouring out of the 4 surrounding sinks

Thats epic XD I'm soo doing that next time :P

It's likely to blow up your gas line too, so I'd really, really advise you not to drop potassium into your sink.

Our school has the gas coming from the roof and the water goes from the ground up. So maybe we got lucky.

 

Still looked very cool :P

Weird, Calcium should only react with hot water. Unless you were trying to get it to react with the water, of course. :P

 

My friend dropped a block of potassium down the sink plug hole. Steam was pouring out of the 4 surrounding sinks

Thats epic XD I'm soo doing that next time :P

It's likely to blow up your gas line too, so I'd really, really advise you not to drop potassium into your sink.

Our school has the gas coming from the roof and the water goes from the ground up. So maybe we got lucky.

 

Still looked very cool :P

I wonder if it was actually steam or if it was copious amounts of hydrogen gas xD

Well, since it likely didn't catch fire (lack of oxygen) and definitely didn't explode (unless Doddsy forgot to mention that x3), it was probably hydrogen gas. :P

Weird, Calcium should only react with hot water. Unless you were trying to get it to react with the water, of course. :P

 

My friend dropped a block of potassium down the sink plug hole. Steam was pouring out of the 4 surrounding sinks

Thats epic XD I'm soo doing that next time :P

It's likely to blow up your gas line too, so I'd really, really advise you not to drop potassium into your sink.

Our school has the gas coming from the roof and the water goes from the ground up. So maybe we got lucky.

 

Still looked very cool :P

I wonder if it was actually steam or if it was copious amounts of hydrogen gas xD

Well, since it likely didn't catch fire (lack of oxygen) and definitely didn't explode (unless Doddsy forgot to mention that x3), it was probably hydrogen gas. :P

It didn't explode :P It could've been hydrogen gas but we thought of it as steam and were playing around with it as it billowed out :lol: