What happens if you add water to alkali metals?!
Alkali metals includes:
lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, caesium, and lastly francium.
This metals react vigorously when added to water.
Starting from lithium down to francium the reaction becomes more intense and even scaring, so francium is not even tested with water in this case as the reaction will be resemble of a big powerful bomb.
A chemical reaction:
Metal + water → metal hydroxide + hydrogen
1. Litheum
Atomic number: 3
Melting point : 180.54 (°C)
Boiling point: 1342 (°C)
Daily usage: Batteries
2. Sodium
Atomic number: 11
Melting point : 97.72 (°C)
Boiling point: 883 (°C)
Daily usage: Salt
3. Potassium
Atomic number: 19
Melting point: 63.38 (°C)
Boiling point: 759 (°C)
Daily usage: Fertilizer
4. Rubidium
Atomic number: 37
Melting point: 39.31 (°C)
Boiling point: 688 (°C)
Daily usage: Vacuum tubes
5. Cesium
Atomic number: 55
Melting point: 28.44 (°C)
Boiling point: 671 (°C)
Daily usage: Cancer treatment
6. Francium (Its obvious not to discuss this metal -just watch the video)
Atomic number: 87
This guy has some Caesium to spare.
hahaha...very dangerous and expensive
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I love the video, great post
Thanks @rynow always a pleasure