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Here's a new chlorine video demonstrating this extremely reactive and dangerous gas, which was used as a weapon in World War I. More at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Bleach? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yACz4LBwCck
What Will Happen If You Boil Coke - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZp29Qeu8_U
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- published: 05 Apr 2016
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Watch this strange chemical reaction - Coca Cola and Pool Chlorine
The small amount of phosphoric acid in the Coke sets off a chemical reaction with the calcium hypochlorite, producing poisonous chlorine gas and a spectacular little explosion.
Coca Cola vs Coca Cola Zero - http://youtu.be/OBzvN9FLx4Q
Coca Cola and Milk Experiment - https://youtu.be/aKPoQYevoLs
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- published: 22 Sep 2015
- views: 178496
A few interesting and typical reactions of chlorine are demonstrated. Chlorine is reacted with two metals (sodium and iron) and with a non-metal (phosphorus) to form the corresponding chlorides, and it is used to reduce bromide and iodide in aqueous solution. Lastly, the bleaching power of the gas is tested on the pigments of a fresh flower.
- published: 28 Aug 2010
- views: 85585
"Chlorine" by Title Fight from the album 'Hyperview,' out now
Download on iTunes: http://found.ee/titlefighthyperview
Starring: Mark Burnham
Jonny Look: Director
Chris Mast & Ryan Keller: Producers
Chris Westlund: Director of Photography
Bryan Fulk: Production Designer
Josh Young: 1st AC
Huge Thanks
Sean Talbott + Natalia Provatas
- published: 02 Dec 2014
- views: 444058
Chlorine is in 100% of municipal (city) tap water in the United States. About 22% of water districts use chloramine, a corrosive combination of chlorine and ammonia. Chlorine is a recognized carcinogen, and is known to irritate the eyes (red, itchy eyes are common), soft tissues and mucous membranes of the nose and lungs, and exacerbate allergies and asthma symptoms.
The best solution is to use a high quality water filter. Things to look for when getting a water filter:
1. Made in the USA. Not just assembled, but made in the USA. This ensures the materials used are compliant with basic standards of health and safety.
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2. Whole house filter: make sure it backwashes automatically. This is extremely important for a high quality system in order for the system to actually filter contaminants effectively and last a long time (http://www.ewswater.com/blog/non-backwashing-upflow-systems-found-ineffective/). A high quality whole house filter will last a minimum of 7 years, and usually 10 years or more.
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3. Drinking water filter: look for full-size, full bed depth filters, which are usually about 10" tall and are packed tightly with quality filtration media to ensure the water cannot slip around and escape proper filtration. Look a 2 or 3 stage filter system. Many people do not need more than that unless you are on difficult, heavily polluted water or well water. A quality sink filter will last about 1 year before needing a filter change.
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4. All filtration components compliant with all relevant FDA, NSF, ANSI, and California State standards and compliances.
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5. Bonuses: look for company longevity (preferably in business for a long time under the same name), good reviews, long warranties, and no MLM schemes or water dealers.
Water filtration is a serious responsibility, and is not to be taken lightly. For more helpful advice that cuts through the advertising and misinformation, please visit: http://www.ewswater.com
Environmental Water Systems, Since 1987.
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what is in tap water, is their chlorine in tap water, how to remove chlorine from tap water
- published: 08 Nov 2012
- views: 35996
We show how to make chlorine gas.
Warning: Chlorine gas is toxic and this should only be performed by an experienced chemist in a fume hood.
The simplest way to make chlorine gas is to mix bleach with hydrochloric acid. While this does work it doesn't produce as much chlorine gas as the other methods. It's also less reliable since chlorine bleach usually decays on the shelf to lower concentrations. It's recommended to go with the other methods.
At this point we should note that mixing ammonia and chlorine bleach does NOT make chlorine, it actually makes chloramines. Chloramines themselves are highly toxic at these concentrations and will further react to form other toxic products like dichloramine, nitrogen trichloride and hydrazine. So it's still bad to mix ammonia and bleach, but understand it's not making chlorine gas.
The classic method is to mix Manganese dioxide with four mole equivalents of hydrochloric acid.
The more modern method is to mix pool chlorinator with the appropriate amount of hydrochloric acid. Pool chlorinator usually consists of calcium hypochlorite, trichloroisocyanuric acid, or sodium dichloroisocyanuric acid. Four mole equivalents are needed for the calcium hypochlorite, and three mole equivalents are needed for the isocyanuric acid derivatives.
Be sure to use appropriate gas collection equipment to collect the chlorine gas.
Sometimes hydrochloric acid isn't available and this can be substituted with an equimolar mixture of sodium chloride salt and sodium bisulfate. Sodium bisulfate should also be available as a pH lowering chemical sold alongside the pool chlorinator if hydrochloric acid isn't also sold.
Remember you still need to use the correct stoichiometry of hydrochloric acid to pool chlorinator.
To test for chlorine gas a mixture of 0.1g of starch and 0.5g of potassium iodide in 20mL of water can be used. Filter strips dipped in the solution will turn blue or brown in the presence of chlorine.
- published: 14 Feb 2016
- views: 15842
Why do we age?
Why do we grow older even though our cells have the ability to regenerate and clone themselves?
Shouldn’t we then live forever since we have the ability to repair ourselves?
Well the answer lies locked up within our cells.
The human body is composed of skin cells, muscle cells, brain cells, cardiac cells and a whole array of other cells and connective tissue which we know as the human body.
Within each cell lies the ability to replicate itself locked up in a building plan we call DNA or dioxy ribo nucleic acid.
One of the reasons we age is because each time the cell divides protective caps on the end of the DNA called telomeres gets shorter. This is a ticking time bomb because when the cells have divided enough and the telomeres are too short they cannot replicate themselves anymore and this is one of the reasons for ageing.
Taking into account our cells have a finite amount of divisions available in them it is important to minimize cell damage and cell divisions to slow down ageing.
One phenomena responsible for accelerated cell death and cancer is free radicals.
These are oxidative molecules that rips electrons from protein and DNA and complex molecules. Free radicals are metabolic byproducts, Free radicals are caused by an unhealthy lifestyle, stress and certain foods.
When DNA is damaged by free radicals cell death or even cancer results from this because the cell building plan is damaged.
Here I have a simple experiment to show the destructive nature of oxidation and free radicals.
In the one glass we add sodium hypochloride also known as bleach. This is a strong oxidizing agent,
In the other control glass we will add normal tap water
Now we add a strawberry to both glasses and wait 10 hours.
You can see how the chlorine oxidises molecules reposnible for colour absorption in the strawberry. It also damages cell membranes and is highly destructive to cells in the strawberry
When we cut the strawberries we can see that the chlorine has infiltrated almost the entire strawberry within 10 hours.
The control strawberry looks the same as before
Chlorine kills bacteria and small organisms easily because it disrupts cell membranes. Chlorine is widely used in drinking water and studies suggest that long term exposure to chlorinated drinking water is associated with an increased risk for bladder and rectal cancer.
Even though studies is limited on this topic I advise users to filter tap water. Long term exposure to chlorinated tap water could be a major contributor to cancer.
Just another quick way to see the aggressive oxidation nature of chlorine is to eliminate the color of methylated spirits with a few drops of sodium hypochloride.
- published: 17 Aug 2015
- views: 1299
A video to coincide with 100 years since Chlorine was first used as a weapon of war.
Chlorine: https://youtu.be/BXCfBl4rmh0
Sarin Gas: https://youtu.be/jozozH09XSs
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- published: 22 Apr 2015
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Chlorine (
/ˈklɔəriːn/ KLOHR-een; from Ancient Greek: χλωρóς khlôros "pale green") is the chemical element with atomic number 17 and symbol Cl. It is the second lightest halogen, with fluorine being the lightest. Chlorine is found in the periodic table in group 17. The element forms diatomic molecules under standard conditions, called dichlorine. It has the highest electron affinity and the third highest electronegativity of all the elements; for this reason, chlorine is a strong oxidizing agent.
The most common compound of chlorine, sodium chloride, has been known since ancient times; however, around 1630, chlorine gas was obtained by the Belgian chemist and physician Jan Baptist van Helmont. The synthesis and characterization of elemental chlorine occurred in 1774 by Swedish chemist Carl Wilhelm Scheele, who called it "dephlogisticated muriatic acid air," having thought he synthesized the oxide obtained from the hydrochloric acid. Because acids were thought at the time to necessarily contain oxygen, a number of chemists, including Claude Berthollet, suggested that Scheele's dephlogisticated muriatic acid air must be a combination of oxygen and the yet undiscovered element, and Scheele named the supposed new element within this oxide as muriaticum. The suggestion that this newly discovered gas was a simple element was made in 1809 by Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac and Louis-Jacques. This was confirmed by Sir Humphry Davy in 1810, who named it chlorine, from the Greek word χλωρος (chlōros), meaning "green-yellow."
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8:41Chlorine - Periodic Table of Videos
Chlorine - Periodic Table of VideosChlorine - Periodic Table of Videos
Here's a new chlorine video demonstrating this extremely reactive and dangerous gas, which was used as a weapon in World War I. More at http://www.periodicvideos.com/ -
2:06What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Pool Chlorine?
What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Pool Chlorine?What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Pool Chlorine?
What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Bleach? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yACz4LBwCck What Will Happen If You Boil Coke - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZp29Qeu8_U Subscribe to my 2nd channel https://www.youtube.com/user/origami768 follow me on: instagram https://instagram.com/crazyrussianhacker/ facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CrazyRussianHacker CrazyRussianHacker Playlists: Science Experiments - http://bit.ly/1Rnyw2m Life Hacks - http://bit.ly/22HUYIM Survival Ideas - http://bit.ly/1Z2nnEV -
1:32Coca-Cola and Pool Chlorine - Strange Chemical Reaction
Coca-Cola and Pool Chlorine - Strange Chemical ReactionCoca-Cola and Pool Chlorine - Strange Chemical Reaction
Watch this strange chemical reaction - Coca Cola and Pool Chlorine The small amount of phosphoric acid in the Coke sets off a chemical reaction with the calcium hypochlorite, producing poisonous chlorine gas and a spectacular little explosion. Coca Cola vs Coca Cola Zero - http://youtu.be/OBzvN9FLx4Q Coca Cola and Milk Experiment - https://youtu.be/aKPoQYevoLs Subscribe Today! ► http://goo.gl/nBz627 Follow me on Twitter ► http://twitter.com/maricv84 Like me on Facebook ► http://www.facebook.com/HomeScienceVideos Share this video: Post to Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1MGOjss Post to Twitter: http://bit.ly/1QWUS93 Post to Google: http://bit.ly/1KxNyeK Music: Ossuary 3 - Words -
5:37Wasps v Chlorine gas
Wasps v Chlorine gas -
5:34Reactions of chlorine
Reactions of chlorineReactions of chlorine
A few interesting and typical reactions of chlorine are demonstrated. Chlorine is reacted with two metals (sodium and iron) and with a non-metal (phosphorus) to form the corresponding chlorides, and it is used to reduce bromide and iodide in aqueous solution. Lastly, the bleaching power of the gas is tested on the pigments of a fresh flower. -
3:11Title Fight - "Chlorine"
Title Fight - "Chlorine"Title Fight - "Chlorine"
"Chlorine" by Title Fight from the album 'Hyperview,' out now Download on iTunes: http://found.ee/titlefighthyperview Starring: Mark Burnham Jonny Look: Director Chris Mast & Ryan Keller: Producers Chris Westlund: Director of Photography Bryan Fulk: Production Designer Josh Young: 1st AC Huge Thanks Sean Talbott + Natalia Provatas -
2:36Chlorine in Tap Water - Watch How Fast It Absorbs into Your Skin
Chlorine in Tap Water - Watch How Fast It Absorbs into Your SkinChlorine in Tap Water - Watch How Fast It Absorbs into Your Skin
Chlorine is in 100% of municipal (city) tap water in the United States. About 22% of water districts use chloramine, a corrosive combination of chlorine and ammonia. Chlorine is a recognized carcinogen, and is known to irritate the eyes (red, itchy eyes are common), soft tissues and mucous membranes of the nose and lungs, and exacerbate allergies and asthma symptoms. The best solution is to use a high quality water filter. Things to look for when getting a water filter: 1. Made in the USA. Not just assembled, but made in the USA. This ensures the materials used are compliant with basic standards of health and safety. -- 2. Whole house filter: make sure it backwashes automatically. This is extremely important for a high quality system in order for the system to actually filter contaminants effectively and last a long time (http://www.ewswater.com/blog/non-backwashing-upflow-systems-found-ineffective/). A high quality whole house filter will last a minimum of 7 years, and usually 10 years or more. -- 3. Drinking water filter: look for full-size, full bed depth filters, which are usually about 10" tall and are packed tightly with quality filtration media to ensure the water cannot slip around and escape proper filtration. Look a 2 or 3 stage filter system. Many people do not need more than that unless you are on difficult, heavily polluted water or well water. A quality sink filter will last about 1 year before needing a filter change. -- 4. All filtration components compliant with all relevant FDA, NSF, ANSI, and California State standards and compliances. -- 5. Bonuses: look for company longevity (preferably in business for a long time under the same name), good reviews, long warranties, and no MLM schemes or water dealers. Water filtration is a serious responsibility, and is not to be taken lightly. For more helpful advice that cuts through the advertising and misinformation, please visit: http://www.ewswater.com Environmental Water Systems, Since 1987. http://youtu.be/qPKE9phMGSg what is in tap water, is their chlorine in tap water, how to remove chlorine from tap water -
3:42Make Chlorine Gas (fixed)
Make Chlorine Gas (fixed)Make Chlorine Gas (fixed)
We show how to make chlorine gas. Warning: Chlorine gas is toxic and this should only be performed by an experienced chemist in a fume hood. The simplest way to make chlorine gas is to mix bleach with hydrochloric acid. While this does work it doesn't produce as much chlorine gas as the other methods. It's also less reliable since chlorine bleach usually decays on the shelf to lower concentrations. It's recommended to go with the other methods. At this point we should note that mixing ammonia and chlorine bleach does NOT make chlorine, it actually makes chloramines. Chloramines themselves are highly toxic at these concentrations and will further react to form other toxic products like dichloramine, nitrogen trichloride and hydrazine. So it's still bad to mix ammonia and bleach, but understand it's not making chlorine gas. The classic method is to mix Manganese dioxide with four mole equivalents of hydrochloric acid. The more modern method is to mix pool chlorinator with the appropriate amount of hydrochloric acid. Pool chlorinator usually consists of calcium hypochlorite, trichloroisocyanuric acid, or sodium dichloroisocyanuric acid. Four mole equivalents are needed for the calcium hypochlorite, and three mole equivalents are needed for the isocyanuric acid derivatives. Be sure to use appropriate gas collection equipment to collect the chlorine gas. Sometimes hydrochloric acid isn't available and this can be substituted with an equimolar mixture of sodium chloride salt and sodium bisulfate. Sodium bisulfate should also be available as a pH lowering chemical sold alongside the pool chlorinator if hydrochloric acid isn't also sold. Remember you still need to use the correct stoichiometry of hydrochloric acid to pool chlorinator. To test for chlorine gas a mixture of 0.1g of starch and 0.5g of potassium iodide in 20mL of water can be used. Filter strips dipped in the solution will turn blue or brown in the presence of chlorine. -
3:24Chlorine in drinking water is bad for you
Chlorine in drinking water is bad for youChlorine in drinking water is bad for you
Why do we age? Why do we grow older even though our cells have the ability to regenerate and clone themselves? Shouldn’t we then live forever since we have the ability to repair ourselves? Well the answer lies locked up within our cells. The human body is composed of skin cells, muscle cells, brain cells, cardiac cells and a whole array of other cells and connective tissue which we know as the human body. Within each cell lies the ability to replicate itself locked up in a building plan we call DNA or dioxy ribo nucleic acid. One of the reasons we age is because each time the cell divides protective caps on the end of the DNA called telomeres gets shorter. This is a ticking time bomb because when the cells have divided enough and the telomeres are too short they cannot replicate themselves anymore and this is one of the reasons for ageing. Taking into account our cells have a finite amount of divisions available in them it is important to minimize cell damage and cell divisions to slow down ageing. One phenomena responsible for accelerated cell death and cancer is free radicals. These are oxidative molecules that rips electrons from protein and DNA and complex molecules. Free radicals are metabolic byproducts, Free radicals are caused by an unhealthy lifestyle, stress and certain foods. When DNA is damaged by free radicals cell death or even cancer results from this because the cell building plan is damaged. Here I have a simple experiment to show the destructive nature of oxidation and free radicals. In the one glass we add sodium hypochloride also known as bleach. This is a strong oxidizing agent, In the other control glass we will add normal tap water Now we add a strawberry to both glasses and wait 10 hours. You can see how the chlorine oxidises molecules reposnible for colour absorption in the strawberry. It also damages cell membranes and is highly destructive to cells in the strawberry When we cut the strawberries we can see that the chlorine has infiltrated almost the entire strawberry within 10 hours. The control strawberry looks the same as before Chlorine kills bacteria and small organisms easily because it disrupts cell membranes. Chlorine is widely used in drinking water and studies suggest that long term exposure to chlorinated drinking water is associated with an increased risk for bladder and rectal cancer. Even though studies is limited on this topic I advise users to filter tap water. Long term exposure to chlorinated tap water could be a major contributor to cancer. Just another quick way to see the aggressive oxidation nature of chlorine is to eliminate the color of methylated spirits with a few drops of sodium hypochloride. -
5:17Chlorine and War - Periodic Table of Videos
Chlorine and War - Periodic Table of VideosChlorine and War - Periodic Table of Videos
A video to coincide with 100 years since Chlorine was first used as a weapon of war. Chlorine: https://youtu.be/BXCfBl4rmh0 Sarin Gas: https://youtu.be/jozozH09XSs More chemistry at http://www.periodicvideos.com/ Follow us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/periodicvideos And on Twitter at http://twitter.com/periodicvideos From the School of Chemistry at The University of Nottingham: http://bit.ly/NottChem Periodic Videos films are by video journalist Brady Haran: http://www.bradyharan.com/ Brady's Blog: http://www.bradyharanblog.com Join Brady's mailing list for updates and extra stuff --- http://eepurl.com/YdjL9
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Halogen Squad (2013)
Actors: Hunter T. Candelaria (actor), Hunter T. Candelaria (actor), Hunter T. Candelaria (actor), Hunter T. Candelaria (producer), Hunter T. Candelaria (director), Austin M. Davis (producer), Austin M. Davis (writer), Austin M. Davis (actor), Austin M. Davis (actor), Kevin Maiden (actor), Greg Andries (actor), Desmund Colin (actor), Desmund Colin (actor), Greg Andries (actor), Kevin Maiden (actor),
Genres: Adventure,Taglines: The Wolves Are Coming Back Together
Ad Nauseam (2012)
Actors: Robin Queree (actor), Matt Butcher (actor), James McFay (actor), Aaron J. March (actor), Nicholas Boshier (actor), Nicholas Boshier (actor), Nicholas Boshier (actor), Nikos Andronicos (producer), Nikos Andronicos (actor), Nikos Andronicos (director), Jak Wyld (actor), Jak Wyld (producer), Nikos Andronicos (writer), Nikos Andronicos (editor), Troy Planet (actor),
Plot: Derek and Clive make viral ads and have no morals. Every day they humiliate themselves in front of the camera for corporate clients. No low is too low. It's lucky the money is good. But when their old friend Louis returns triumphantly from London to stage his new play at the Sydney Opera House, Derek realises he's been a sellout and decides to become a novelist. Clive, ignited with jealous rage, asks Derek to help him make the ultimate viral ad: the destruction of Louis. His play, his career, and his purity. It's Derek's last job. And he will cooperate. Won't he?
Genres: Comedy,Taglines: One man. Twelve hours. One million views.
Mr. Pantalons wife (2010)
Actors: Dina Limon (actress), Shlomit Ziv (writer), Shlomit Ziv (actor), Shlomit Ziv (director), Shlomit Ziv (producer), Loscha Shimshoni (actor), 'Kalja' Jazz Group (composer), Woodley W.T (composer), Sharon Alexander (actor), Eran Lichtenstein (editor), Nachman Ashkenazi (actor), Chaim Hadar (actor), Gadi Pur (actor), Yossi Segal (actor),
Plot: Mr. Pantalon's Wife A Fairy tale parady An Independent Production Genre- Satirical, Comedy, Fantasy, Independents, Women's Film This is a love story between Edward Sponge,a writer of romances Who married to Clorine,a local Witch that keeps Edward busy by doing the house work, and Matild ,Mr. Pantalon's wife. Mr Pantalon is the town miser who resemble's a mule. An exotic Parrot helps these two characters to meet and slowly unfolds their connection from their past life, a different time when Matild and Edward were the two children 'Hanzel and Gretel'.The movie follows a mystical and philosophical Journey into a colorful word of diverse characters, bringing the hero to A new understanding of his life.
Genres: Comedy, Fantasy, Romance,Little Heroes 3 (2002)
Actors: Henri Charr (writer), Henri Charr (director), Jess Mancilla (writer), Jess Mancilla (producer), Candace Kita (actress), Brad Sergi (writer), Brad Sergi (actor), Thomas Garner (writer), George Shamieh (producer), Thomas Garner (actor), Warren A. Stevens (producer), Jeremy Rubin (producer), Kevin Scott Allen (actor), Mike Grief (actor), Tony Tamraz (producer),
Genres: Comedy, Family,Taglines: They're Back And This Time They're Barking Mad!
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Chlorine - Periodic Table of Videos
Here's a new chlorine video demonstrating this extremely reactive and dangerous gas, which was used as a weapon in World War I. More at http://www.periodicvideos.com/ -
What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Pool Chlorine?
What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Bleach? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yACz4LBwCck What Will Happen If You Boil Coke - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZp29Qeu8_U Subscribe to my 2nd channel https://www.youtube.com/user/origami768 follow me on: instagram https://instagram.com/crazyrussianhacker/ facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CrazyRussianHacker CrazyRussianHacker Playlists: Science Experiments - http://bit.ly/1Rnyw2m Life Hacks - http://bit.ly/22HUYIM Survival Ideas - http://bit.ly/1Z2nnEV -
Coca-Cola and Pool Chlorine - Strange Chemical Reaction
Watch this strange chemical reaction - Coca Cola and Pool Chlorine The small amount of phosphoric acid in the Coke sets off a chemical reaction with the calcium hypochlorite, producing poisonous chlorine gas and a spectacular little explosion. Coca Cola vs Coca Cola Zero - http://youtu.be/OBzvN9FLx4Q Coca Cola and Milk Experiment - https://youtu.be/aKPoQYevoLs Subscribe Today! ► http://goo.gl/nBz627 Follow me on Twitter ► http://twitter.com/maricv84 Like me on Facebook ► http://www.facebook.com/HomeScienceVideos Share this video: Post to Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1MGOjss Post to Twitter: http://bit.ly/1QWUS93 Post to Google: http://bit.ly/1KxNyeK Music: Ossuary 3 - Words -
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Reactions of chlorine
A few interesting and typical reactions of chlorine are demonstrated. Chlorine is reacted with two metals (sodium and iron) and with a non-metal (phosphorus) to form the corresponding chlorides, and it is used to reduce bromide and iodide in aqueous solution. Lastly, the bleaching power of the gas is tested on the pigments of a fresh flower. -
Title Fight - "Chlorine"
"Chlorine" by Title Fight from the album 'Hyperview,' out now Download on iTunes: http://found.ee/titlefighthyperview Starring: Mark Burnham Jonny Look: Director Chris Mast & Ryan Keller: Producers Chris Westlund: Director of Photography Bryan Fulk: Production Designer Josh Young: 1st AC Huge Thanks Sean Talbott + Natalia Provatas -
Chlorine in Tap Water - Watch How Fast It Absorbs into Your Skin
Chlorine is in 100% of municipal (city) tap water in the United States. About 22% of water districts use chloramine, a corrosive combination of chlorine and ammonia. Chlorine is a recognized carcinogen, and is known to irritate the eyes (red, itchy eyes are common), soft tissues and mucous membranes of the nose and lungs, and exacerbate allergies and asthma symptoms. The best solution is to use a high quality water filter. Things to look for when getting a water filter: 1. Made in the USA. Not just assembled, but made in the USA. This ensures the materials used are compliant with basic standards of health and safety. -- 2. Whole house filter: make sure it backwashes automatically. This is extremely important for a high quality system in order for the system to actually filter contaminant... -
Make Chlorine Gas (fixed)
We show how to make chlorine gas. Warning: Chlorine gas is toxic and this should only be performed by an experienced chemist in a fume hood. The simplest way to make chlorine gas is to mix bleach with hydrochloric acid. While this does work it doesn't produce as much chlorine gas as the other methods. It's also less reliable since chlorine bleach usually decays on the shelf to lower concentrations. It's recommended to go with the other methods. At this point we should note that mixing ammonia and chlorine bleach does NOT make chlorine, it actually makes chloramines. Chloramines themselves are highly toxic at these concentrations and will further react to form other toxic products like dichloramine, nitrogen trichloride and hydrazine. So it's still bad to mix ammonia and bleach, bu... -
Chlorine in drinking water is bad for you
Why do we age? Why do we grow older even though our cells have the ability to regenerate and clone themselves? Shouldn’t we then live forever since we have the ability to repair ourselves? Well the answer lies locked up within our cells. The human body is composed of skin cells, muscle cells, brain cells, cardiac cells and a whole array of other cells and connective tissue which we know as the human body. Within each cell lies the ability to replicate itself locked up in a building plan we call DNA or dioxy ribo nucleic acid. One of the reasons we age is because each time the cell divides protective caps on the end of the DNA called telomeres gets shorter. This is a ticking time bomb because when the cells have divided enough and the telomeres are too short they cannot replicate the... -
Chlorine and War - Periodic Table of Videos
A video to coincide with 100 years since Chlorine was first used as a weapon of war. Chlorine: https://youtu.be/BXCfBl4rmh0 Sarin Gas: https://youtu.be/jozozH09XSs More chemistry at http://www.periodicvideos.com/ Follow us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/periodicvideos And on Twitter at http://twitter.com/periodicvideos From the School of Chemistry at The University of Nottingham: http://bit.ly/NottChem Periodic Videos films are by video journalist Brady Haran: http://www.bradyharan.com/ Brady's Blog: http://www.bradyharanblog.com Join Brady's mailing list for updates and extra stuff --- http://eepurl.com/YdjL9
Chlorine - Periodic Table of Videos
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:41
- Updated: 04 Nov 2009
- views: 603123
Here's a new chlorine video demonstrating this extremely reactive and dangerous gas, which was used as a weapon in World War I. More at http://www.periodicvideo...
Here's a new chlorine video demonstrating this extremely reactive and dangerous gas, which was used as a weapon in World War I. More at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
wn.com/Chlorine Periodic Table Of Videos
Here's a new chlorine video demonstrating this extremely reactive and dangerous gas, which was used as a weapon in World War I. More at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
- published: 04 Nov 2009
- views: 603123
What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Pool Chlorine?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:06
- Updated: 05 Apr 2016
- views: 65744
What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Bleach? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yACz4LBwCck
What Will Happen If You Boil Coke - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...
What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Bleach? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yACz4LBwCck
What Will Happen If You Boil Coke - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZp29Qeu8_U
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What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Bleach? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yACz4LBwCck
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- published: 05 Apr 2016
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Coca-Cola and Pool Chlorine - Strange Chemical Reaction
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:32
- Updated: 22 Sep 2015
- views: 178496
Watch this strange chemical reaction - Coca Cola and Pool Chlorine
The small amount of phosphoric acid in the Coke sets off a chemical reaction with the calcium...
Watch this strange chemical reaction - Coca Cola and Pool Chlorine
The small amount of phosphoric acid in the Coke sets off a chemical reaction with the calcium hypochlorite, producing poisonous chlorine gas and a spectacular little explosion.
Coca Cola vs Coca Cola Zero - http://youtu.be/OBzvN9FLx4Q
Coca Cola and Milk Experiment - https://youtu.be/aKPoQYevoLs
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Watch this strange chemical reaction - Coca Cola and Pool Chlorine
The small amount of phosphoric acid in the Coke sets off a chemical reaction with the calcium hypochlorite, producing poisonous chlorine gas and a spectacular little explosion.
Coca Cola vs Coca Cola Zero - http://youtu.be/OBzvN9FLx4Q
Coca Cola and Milk Experiment - https://youtu.be/aKPoQYevoLs
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- published: 22 Sep 2015
- views: 178496
Wasps v Chlorine gas
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:37
- Updated: 18 Mar 2016
- views: 1792
As suggested by a subscriber try electrolyses on NaCl (salt)
12 Volts DC at around 4 Amps.
wasps survived with ease.
Popped a few more with the standard zapper....
As suggested by a subscriber try electrolyses on NaCl (salt)
12 Volts DC at around 4 Amps.
wasps survived with ease.
Popped a few more with the standard zapper. Good results as usual.
Wasps series [part 21]
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Reactions of chlorine
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:34
- Updated: 28 Aug 2010
- views: 85585
A few interesting and typical reactions of chlorine are demonstrated. Chlorine is reacted with two metals (sodium and iron) and with a non-metal (phosphorus) to...
A few interesting and typical reactions of chlorine are demonstrated. Chlorine is reacted with two metals (sodium and iron) and with a non-metal (phosphorus) to form the corresponding chlorides, and it is used to reduce bromide and iodide in aqueous solution. Lastly, the bleaching power of the gas is tested on the pigments of a fresh flower.
wn.com/Reactions Of Chlorine
A few interesting and typical reactions of chlorine are demonstrated. Chlorine is reacted with two metals (sodium and iron) and with a non-metal (phosphorus) to form the corresponding chlorides, and it is used to reduce bromide and iodide in aqueous solution. Lastly, the bleaching power of the gas is tested on the pigments of a fresh flower.
- published: 28 Aug 2010
- views: 85585
Title Fight - "Chlorine"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:11
- Updated: 02 Dec 2014
- views: 444058
"Chlorine" by Title Fight from the album 'Hyperview,' out now
Download on iTunes: http://found.ee/titlefighthyperview
Starring: Mark Burnham
Jonny Look: Direct...
"Chlorine" by Title Fight from the album 'Hyperview,' out now
Download on iTunes: http://found.ee/titlefighthyperview
Starring: Mark Burnham
Jonny Look: Director
Chris Mast & Ryan Keller: Producers
Chris Westlund: Director of Photography
Bryan Fulk: Production Designer
Josh Young: 1st AC
Huge Thanks
Sean Talbott + Natalia Provatas
wn.com/Title Fight Chlorine
"Chlorine" by Title Fight from the album 'Hyperview,' out now
Download on iTunes: http://found.ee/titlefighthyperview
Starring: Mark Burnham
Jonny Look: Director
Chris Mast & Ryan Keller: Producers
Chris Westlund: Director of Photography
Bryan Fulk: Production Designer
Josh Young: 1st AC
Huge Thanks
Sean Talbott + Natalia Provatas
- published: 02 Dec 2014
- views: 444058
Chlorine in Tap Water - Watch How Fast It Absorbs into Your Skin
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:36
- Updated: 08 Nov 2012
- views: 35996
Chlorine is in 100% of municipal (city) tap water in the United States. About 22% of water districts use chloramine, a corrosive combination of chlorine and amm...
Chlorine is in 100% of municipal (city) tap water in the United States. About 22% of water districts use chloramine, a corrosive combination of chlorine and ammonia. Chlorine is a recognized carcinogen, and is known to irritate the eyes (red, itchy eyes are common), soft tissues and mucous membranes of the nose and lungs, and exacerbate allergies and asthma symptoms.
The best solution is to use a high quality water filter. Things to look for when getting a water filter:
1. Made in the USA. Not just assembled, but made in the USA. This ensures the materials used are compliant with basic standards of health and safety.
--
2. Whole house filter: make sure it backwashes automatically. This is extremely important for a high quality system in order for the system to actually filter contaminants effectively and last a long time (http://www.ewswater.com/blog/non-backwashing-upflow-systems-found-ineffective/). A high quality whole house filter will last a minimum of 7 years, and usually 10 years or more.
--
3. Drinking water filter: look for full-size, full bed depth filters, which are usually about 10" tall and are packed tightly with quality filtration media to ensure the water cannot slip around and escape proper filtration. Look a 2 or 3 stage filter system. Many people do not need more than that unless you are on difficult, heavily polluted water or well water. A quality sink filter will last about 1 year before needing a filter change.
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4. All filtration components compliant with all relevant FDA, NSF, ANSI, and California State standards and compliances.
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5. Bonuses: look for company longevity (preferably in business for a long time under the same name), good reviews, long warranties, and no MLM schemes or water dealers.
Water filtration is a serious responsibility, and is not to be taken lightly. For more helpful advice that cuts through the advertising and misinformation, please visit: http://www.ewswater.com
Environmental Water Systems, Since 1987.
http://youtu.be/qPKE9phMGSg
what is in tap water, is their chlorine in tap water, how to remove chlorine from tap water
wn.com/Chlorine In Tap Water Watch How Fast It Absorbs Into Your Skin
Chlorine is in 100% of municipal (city) tap water in the United States. About 22% of water districts use chloramine, a corrosive combination of chlorine and ammonia. Chlorine is a recognized carcinogen, and is known to irritate the eyes (red, itchy eyes are common), soft tissues and mucous membranes of the nose and lungs, and exacerbate allergies and asthma symptoms.
The best solution is to use a high quality water filter. Things to look for when getting a water filter:
1. Made in the USA. Not just assembled, but made in the USA. This ensures the materials used are compliant with basic standards of health and safety.
--
2. Whole house filter: make sure it backwashes automatically. This is extremely important for a high quality system in order for the system to actually filter contaminants effectively and last a long time (http://www.ewswater.com/blog/non-backwashing-upflow-systems-found-ineffective/). A high quality whole house filter will last a minimum of 7 years, and usually 10 years or more.
--
3. Drinking water filter: look for full-size, full bed depth filters, which are usually about 10" tall and are packed tightly with quality filtration media to ensure the water cannot slip around and escape proper filtration. Look a 2 or 3 stage filter system. Many people do not need more than that unless you are on difficult, heavily polluted water or well water. A quality sink filter will last about 1 year before needing a filter change.
--
4. All filtration components compliant with all relevant FDA, NSF, ANSI, and California State standards and compliances.
--
5. Bonuses: look for company longevity (preferably in business for a long time under the same name), good reviews, long warranties, and no MLM schemes or water dealers.
Water filtration is a serious responsibility, and is not to be taken lightly. For more helpful advice that cuts through the advertising and misinformation, please visit: http://www.ewswater.com
Environmental Water Systems, Since 1987.
http://youtu.be/qPKE9phMGSg
what is in tap water, is their chlorine in tap water, how to remove chlorine from tap water
- published: 08 Nov 2012
- views: 35996
Make Chlorine Gas (fixed)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 14 Feb 2016
- views: 15842
We show how to make chlorine gas.
Warning: Chlorine gas is toxic and this should only be performed by an experienced chemist in a fume hood.
The simplest ...
We show how to make chlorine gas.
Warning: Chlorine gas is toxic and this should only be performed by an experienced chemist in a fume hood.
The simplest way to make chlorine gas is to mix bleach with hydrochloric acid. While this does work it doesn't produce as much chlorine gas as the other methods. It's also less reliable since chlorine bleach usually decays on the shelf to lower concentrations. It's recommended to go with the other methods.
At this point we should note that mixing ammonia and chlorine bleach does NOT make chlorine, it actually makes chloramines. Chloramines themselves are highly toxic at these concentrations and will further react to form other toxic products like dichloramine, nitrogen trichloride and hydrazine. So it's still bad to mix ammonia and bleach, but understand it's not making chlorine gas.
The classic method is to mix Manganese dioxide with four mole equivalents of hydrochloric acid.
The more modern method is to mix pool chlorinator with the appropriate amount of hydrochloric acid. Pool chlorinator usually consists of calcium hypochlorite, trichloroisocyanuric acid, or sodium dichloroisocyanuric acid. Four mole equivalents are needed for the calcium hypochlorite, and three mole equivalents are needed for the isocyanuric acid derivatives.
Be sure to use appropriate gas collection equipment to collect the chlorine gas.
Sometimes hydrochloric acid isn't available and this can be substituted with an equimolar mixture of sodium chloride salt and sodium bisulfate. Sodium bisulfate should also be available as a pH lowering chemical sold alongside the pool chlorinator if hydrochloric acid isn't also sold.
Remember you still need to use the correct stoichiometry of hydrochloric acid to pool chlorinator.
To test for chlorine gas a mixture of 0.1g of starch and 0.5g of potassium iodide in 20mL of water can be used. Filter strips dipped in the solution will turn blue or brown in the presence of chlorine.
wn.com/Make Chlorine Gas (Fixed)
We show how to make chlorine gas.
Warning: Chlorine gas is toxic and this should only be performed by an experienced chemist in a fume hood.
The simplest way to make chlorine gas is to mix bleach with hydrochloric acid. While this does work it doesn't produce as much chlorine gas as the other methods. It's also less reliable since chlorine bleach usually decays on the shelf to lower concentrations. It's recommended to go with the other methods.
At this point we should note that mixing ammonia and chlorine bleach does NOT make chlorine, it actually makes chloramines. Chloramines themselves are highly toxic at these concentrations and will further react to form other toxic products like dichloramine, nitrogen trichloride and hydrazine. So it's still bad to mix ammonia and bleach, but understand it's not making chlorine gas.
The classic method is to mix Manganese dioxide with four mole equivalents of hydrochloric acid.
The more modern method is to mix pool chlorinator with the appropriate amount of hydrochloric acid. Pool chlorinator usually consists of calcium hypochlorite, trichloroisocyanuric acid, or sodium dichloroisocyanuric acid. Four mole equivalents are needed for the calcium hypochlorite, and three mole equivalents are needed for the isocyanuric acid derivatives.
Be sure to use appropriate gas collection equipment to collect the chlorine gas.
Sometimes hydrochloric acid isn't available and this can be substituted with an equimolar mixture of sodium chloride salt and sodium bisulfate. Sodium bisulfate should also be available as a pH lowering chemical sold alongside the pool chlorinator if hydrochloric acid isn't also sold.
Remember you still need to use the correct stoichiometry of hydrochloric acid to pool chlorinator.
To test for chlorine gas a mixture of 0.1g of starch and 0.5g of potassium iodide in 20mL of water can be used. Filter strips dipped in the solution will turn blue or brown in the presence of chlorine.
- published: 14 Feb 2016
- views: 15842
Chlorine in drinking water is bad for you
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:24
- Updated: 17 Aug 2015
- views: 1299
Why do we age?
Why do we grow older even though our cells have the ability to regenerate and clone themselves?
Shouldn’t we then live forever since we have th...
Why do we age?
Why do we grow older even though our cells have the ability to regenerate and clone themselves?
Shouldn’t we then live forever since we have the ability to repair ourselves?
Well the answer lies locked up within our cells.
The human body is composed of skin cells, muscle cells, brain cells, cardiac cells and a whole array of other cells and connective tissue which we know as the human body.
Within each cell lies the ability to replicate itself locked up in a building plan we call DNA or dioxy ribo nucleic acid.
One of the reasons we age is because each time the cell divides protective caps on the end of the DNA called telomeres gets shorter. This is a ticking time bomb because when the cells have divided enough and the telomeres are too short they cannot replicate themselves anymore and this is one of the reasons for ageing.
Taking into account our cells have a finite amount of divisions available in them it is important to minimize cell damage and cell divisions to slow down ageing.
One phenomena responsible for accelerated cell death and cancer is free radicals.
These are oxidative molecules that rips electrons from protein and DNA and complex molecules. Free radicals are metabolic byproducts, Free radicals are caused by an unhealthy lifestyle, stress and certain foods.
When DNA is damaged by free radicals cell death or even cancer results from this because the cell building plan is damaged.
Here I have a simple experiment to show the destructive nature of oxidation and free radicals.
In the one glass we add sodium hypochloride also known as bleach. This is a strong oxidizing agent,
In the other control glass we will add normal tap water
Now we add a strawberry to both glasses and wait 10 hours.
You can see how the chlorine oxidises molecules reposnible for colour absorption in the strawberry. It also damages cell membranes and is highly destructive to cells in the strawberry
When we cut the strawberries we can see that the chlorine has infiltrated almost the entire strawberry within 10 hours.
The control strawberry looks the same as before
Chlorine kills bacteria and small organisms easily because it disrupts cell membranes. Chlorine is widely used in drinking water and studies suggest that long term exposure to chlorinated drinking water is associated with an increased risk for bladder and rectal cancer.
Even though studies is limited on this topic I advise users to filter tap water. Long term exposure to chlorinated tap water could be a major contributor to cancer.
Just another quick way to see the aggressive oxidation nature of chlorine is to eliminate the color of methylated spirits with a few drops of sodium hypochloride.
wn.com/Chlorine In Drinking Water Is Bad For You
Why do we age?
Why do we grow older even though our cells have the ability to regenerate and clone themselves?
Shouldn’t we then live forever since we have the ability to repair ourselves?
Well the answer lies locked up within our cells.
The human body is composed of skin cells, muscle cells, brain cells, cardiac cells and a whole array of other cells and connective tissue which we know as the human body.
Within each cell lies the ability to replicate itself locked up in a building plan we call DNA or dioxy ribo nucleic acid.
One of the reasons we age is because each time the cell divides protective caps on the end of the DNA called telomeres gets shorter. This is a ticking time bomb because when the cells have divided enough and the telomeres are too short they cannot replicate themselves anymore and this is one of the reasons for ageing.
Taking into account our cells have a finite amount of divisions available in them it is important to minimize cell damage and cell divisions to slow down ageing.
One phenomena responsible for accelerated cell death and cancer is free radicals.
These are oxidative molecules that rips electrons from protein and DNA and complex molecules. Free radicals are metabolic byproducts, Free radicals are caused by an unhealthy lifestyle, stress and certain foods.
When DNA is damaged by free radicals cell death or even cancer results from this because the cell building plan is damaged.
Here I have a simple experiment to show the destructive nature of oxidation and free radicals.
In the one glass we add sodium hypochloride also known as bleach. This is a strong oxidizing agent,
In the other control glass we will add normal tap water
Now we add a strawberry to both glasses and wait 10 hours.
You can see how the chlorine oxidises molecules reposnible for colour absorption in the strawberry. It also damages cell membranes and is highly destructive to cells in the strawberry
When we cut the strawberries we can see that the chlorine has infiltrated almost the entire strawberry within 10 hours.
The control strawberry looks the same as before
Chlorine kills bacteria and small organisms easily because it disrupts cell membranes. Chlorine is widely used in drinking water and studies suggest that long term exposure to chlorinated drinking water is associated with an increased risk for bladder and rectal cancer.
Even though studies is limited on this topic I advise users to filter tap water. Long term exposure to chlorinated tap water could be a major contributor to cancer.
Just another quick way to see the aggressive oxidation nature of chlorine is to eliminate the color of methylated spirits with a few drops of sodium hypochloride.
- published: 17 Aug 2015
- views: 1299
Chlorine and War - Periodic Table of Videos
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:17
- Updated: 22 Apr 2015
- views: 112942
A video to coincide with 100 years since Chlorine was first used as a weapon of war.
Chlorine: https://youtu.be/BXCfBl4rmh0
Sarin Gas: https://youtu.be/jozozH09...
A video to coincide with 100 years since Chlorine was first used as a weapon of war.
Chlorine: https://youtu.be/BXCfBl4rmh0
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A video to coincide with 100 years since Chlorine was first used as a weapon of war.
Chlorine: https://youtu.be/BXCfBl4rmh0
Sarin Gas: https://youtu.be/jozozH09XSs
More chemistry at http://www.periodicvideos.com/
Follow us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/periodicvideos
And on Twitter at http://twitter.com/periodicvideos
From the School of Chemistry at The University of Nottingham: http://bit.ly/NottChem
Periodic Videos films are by video journalist Brady Haran: http://www.bradyharan.com/
Brady's Blog: http://www.bradyharanblog.com
Join Brady's mailing list for updates and extra stuff --- http://eepurl.com/YdjL9
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Chlorine - Periodic Table of Videos
Here's a new chlorine video demonstrating this extremely reactive and dangerous gas, which...
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What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Pool Chlorine?
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What Will Happen If You Mix Coke and Pool Chlorine?
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Coca-Cola and Pool Chlorine - Strange Chemical Reaction
Watch this strange chemical reaction - Coca Cola and Pool Chlorine
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Coca-Cola and Pool Chlorine - Strange Chemical Reaction
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Wasps v Chlorine gas
As suggested by a subscriber try electrolyses on NaCl (salt)
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Reactions of chlorine
A few interesting and typical reactions of chlorine are demonstrated. Chlorine is reacted ...
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Title Fight - "Chlorine"
"Chlorine" by Title Fight from the album 'Hyperview,' out now
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Chlorine in Tap Water - Watch How Fast It Absorbs into Your Skin
Chlorine is in 100% of municipal (city) tap water in the United States. About 22% of water...
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Chlorine in Tap Water - Watch How Fast It Absorbs into Your Skin
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Make Chlorine Gas (fixed)
We show how to make chlorine gas.
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Make Chlorine Gas (fixed)
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Chlorine in drinking water is bad for you
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Chlorine in drinking water is bad for you
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Chlorine and War - Periodic Table of Videos
A video to coincide with 100 years since Chlorine was first used as a weapon of war.
Chlor...
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Chlorine and War - Periodic Table of Videos
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Chlorine
Chlorine
Everyone loves the sun,
any other person would be having fun
I need no one since we came undone, I need no one.
The sirens scream on an empty page,
the people sleep with a distant rage.
It's such a drag to set her free, feels like
there ain't no one in this world for me.
A blackened sky in days ahead
in the days ahead, in the days ahead
We'll be only...
lonely, chlorine are you lonely like a bad dream
shoot it straight, right through my brain
memories crash & burst into flames
I don't know how I ever thought of you
I closed my eyes & you were coming right through
with your deadly songs with your deadly songs
with your deadly songs with your deadly songs
You're standing there with your long black hair
with your long black hair
with your long black hair & we're only...
lonely, chlorine are you lonely like a bad dream
is your love open
No other person could make me remember this whole summer.
the way you do, tell it to me true
are you lonely too?
you're lonely too & the siren screams
and you're little sister screams, cause she's lonely too
you're lonely too, and we're only
lonely, chlorine are you lonely like a bad dream
make a wish
photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar
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Carcinogenic candidate is excreted into bile from live... (University of Tokyo)
Edit Public Technologies 21 Jun 2016
(Source ... University Hospital ... These findings indicate a relationship between chronic exposure to chlorinated organic solvents and bile duct cancer risk in humans. In 2014, the International Agency for Research on Cancer re-classified the chlorine-based organic cleaning agent 1,2-dichloropropane (DCP) into Group 1 (Carcinogenic to humans) from Group 3 (Not classifiable as to its carcinogenicity to humans) based on a major issue in Japan....
Many localities get impure drinking water: Corporators
Edit The Times of India 21 Jun 2016
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Jos Chlorine Leak Deaths - Relatives Give Lalong Ultimatum for Compensation
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[Daily Trust] Jos -Relatives of the eight persons who choked to death at Dankam, a suburb of Jos in Plateau State, after they inhaled excessive chlorine gas that leaked into their apartments last year, have written a protest letter to Governor Simon Lalong, demanding compensation and apologies ... ....
Protect your skin this summer while looking fashionable with SPF Addict Clothing
Edit The Examiner 20 Jun 2016
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Boil Water Advisory Rescinded for Riverchase Mobile Home Park in Riley Co. (Kansas Department of Health and Environment)
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Mosquito Spraying in Four Towns Tuesday (Camden County, NJ)
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(Source. Camden County, NJ). (June 20, 2016) - The Camden County Mosquito Commission regularly checks several thousand suspected mosquito breeding sites across the county. Spraying is scheduled on an as needed basis based upon the results of their surveillance efforts ... in the following locations. ... Swimming pools can breed mosquitoes within days after you stop adding chlorine or other disinfectant ... Add a little chlorine to kill mosquitoes....
Home Fix: Low water pressure may cause sudden shower temperature changes
Edit The Miami Herald 20 Jun 2016
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(Source. Kansas Department of Health and Environment). Boil Water Advisory Issued for Howison Heights Water District in Saline Co. TOPEKA, Kan. - The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has issued a boil water advisory for the Howison Heights public water supply located in Saline County ... Failure to maintain adequate pressure may result in a loss of chlorine residuals and bacterial contamination ... (noodl. 34182258) ....
Welcome to the Jungle, Mom....Summer’s Here
Edit The Charlotte Observer 20 Jun 2016
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(Source. Valmet Oyj). Published Nov 13, 2000 00.00.00 +2 GMT. At the ATIP Congress & Exhibition in Bordeaux on October 17-19, 2000, the Valmet HC Ozone bleaching process has been granted the 'Prix Spécial du Jury' in the ATIP Innovation Contest ... It allows consequent savings in chlorine dioxyde consumption and thus contributes to improving bleaching economy and environmental protection. Several mills have already chosen this process ....
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Edit Indian Express 20 Jun 2016
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Edit The Dallas Morning News 20 Jun 2016
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