Devil's Toothpaste Reaction Properties

The video introduces a new chemical reaction called Devil's Toothpaste, which is a more reactive and hotter version of the traditional Elephant Toothpaste. The instructor demonstrates the differences between the two reactions and provides a step-by-step guide on how to create Devil's Toothpaste, highlighting its explosive nature and unique bubble formations.

What is the main difference between Devil's Toothpaste and standard elephant toothpaste?

• Devil's Toothpaste uses less hydrogen peroxide.

• Devil's Toothpaste is more reactive and hotter.

• Devil's Toothpaste is less reactive.

• Devil's Toothpaste uses a different container.

What are the main ingredients in the standard formula for elephant toothpaste?

• Hydrogen peroxide, sodium iodide, and vinegar

• Hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and vinegar

• Hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and soap

• Hydrogen peroxide, sodium iodide, and soap

What unique property does Devil's Toothpaste exhibit during the reaction?

• It produces a cold reaction.

• It changes color.

• It creates a lot of smoke.

• It forms really cool bubble formations.

In the demonstration, what was used to compare with Devil's Toothpaste?

• A different chemical reaction

• Standard elephant toothpaste

• A different volume of reactants

• A different type of container

What is the reaction temperature of Devil's Toothpaste compared to standard elephant toothpaste?

• It is slightly warmer.

• It is colder.

• It is the same temperature.

• It is much hotter.

What is the first step in making Devil's Toothpaste?

• Heating the mixture

• Adding hydrogen peroxide

• Mixing 2016

• Adding soap

What should be done after mixing 2016 to complete the Devil's Toothpaste reaction?

• Add sodium iodide

• Throw Winfrey torch on the leftover rabbit fur

• Add soap

• Heat the mixture