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SODIUM DRYING ETHER

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First published at 16:25 UTC on January 24th, 2019.

#sodium
#anhydrous
#ether

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This video was scary for me to make. Although watching it may be boring. I made this video separate because of the big safety concern about putting sodium metal in ether to dry it. If there is to much water in the ether it will catch on fire or explode. Professionals have been seriously hurt and a couple died from adding sodium to ether. DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK. I did end up stirring the sodium while still in the ether just to break it up some and make sure the sodium was free enough to grab the water but there were really no hydrogen bubbles formed. I am glad to see how dry i got the ether before i even used the sodium. It gives me a lot more confidence in my chemistry skills. Because before this i was curious how good i was doing with getting liquids anhydrous

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