Pouring Molten Salt in Watermelons!

The video explores the explosive reactions of molten salt with various fruits, starting with a coconut and then a watermelon. The presenter uses molten salt heated to 1300°F to test its explosive power. The coconut vaporizes unexpectedly, while the watermelon also explodes, though less dramatically. The experiments are conducted with safety precautions, and the results are captured in high-speed footage.

What was the initial setup for the molten salt experiment?

• A glass jar with marbles

• A metal container with sand

• A wheelbarrow full of fruit

• A fish tank filled with water

What was the temperature required to melt the salt in the experiment?

• 500 degrees Fahrenheit

• 800 degrees Fahrenheit

• 1300 degrees Fahrenheit

• 1500 degrees Fahrenheit

What was the unexpected result of the coconut experiment?

• The coconut melted slowly

• The coconut vaporized on contact

• The coconut caught fire

• The coconut remained intact

What was the narrator's reaction to the coconut explosion?

• It was more than expected

• It was less than expected

• It was as expected

• It was disappointing

How did the watermelon experiment differ from the coconut experiment?

• The watermelon was more explosive

• The watermelon did not explode

• The watermelon was less explosive

• The watermelon caught fire

What was used to capture the high-speed footage of the experiments?

• A regular camera

• A Phantom High-Speed camera

• A smartphone camera

• A drone camera

What safety measure did the narrator mention at the end of the experiments?

• Using fire extinguishers

• Standing behind a glass shield

• Using a safety Hawaiian T-shirt

• Wearing a helmet