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**Title:** Unconventional Aquarium Experiments
**Summary:**
* The video features a series of unconventional experiments conducted in an aquarium, including:
1. Lighting a flare underwater, which burns due to its oxygen-releasing perchlorate mixture.
2. Testing waterproof matches (failed underwater).
3. Firing a projectile underwater (limited range due to water density).
4. Exploding balloons underwater, showcasing air bubble dynamics.
5. Adding bath bombs, creating a colorful reaction.
6. Spraying air freshener and liquid drawing ink underwater, producing artistic effects.
7. Melting lead from a car battery and adding it to water, where it instantly solidifies.
8. Setting off firecrackers underwater, creating a massive explosion (with warnings not to replicate).
9. Spraying sealing foam underwater, creating a cool effect.
* The finale features blowing up a clapper underwater, which shatters the aquarium (with strong warnings against replication).
* The video ends with the hosts seeking a new home for the fish and inviting viewers to suggest future experiment ideas.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentence form, excluding opinions:
**Experiments and Observations**
1. A red flare was lit underwater, and it continued to burn, albeit less brightly than in open air.
2. The flare's mixture contains perchlorates, which release oxygen when heated, enabling underwater burning.
3. Waterproof matches were tested underwater, but they only produced bubbles, not a sustained flame.
4. The matches' special coating includes starch and naphthalene, and the heads are covered with nitrocellulose.
5. A device was shot underwater, resulting in a short-range "poof" due to water's density being 800 times greater than air.
6. Balloons inflated with varying amounts of air behaved differently underwater, with more air resulting in more resistance.
7. Air bubbles from burst balloons briefly retained the shape of the ball underwater, visible on slow-motion cameras.
8. Bath bombs were added to the aquarium, producing a colorful, hissing effect due to soda and citric acid.
9. An air freshener was sprayed underwater, creating a "little geyser" effect.
10. Shaken soda was opened underwater, resulting in a quick release of gas, similar to an octopus ejecting ink.
11. Liquid drawing ink was sprayed underwater, creating colorful, artistic patterns.
12. Lead from a car battery was melted and added to water, instantly solidifying upon contact.
13. A bouquet of firecrackers and hunting matches was lit, producing a significant explosion underwater.
14. Sealing foam was sprayed underwater, creating a cool, sea-foam-like effect.
15. A clapper was detonated underwater, shattering the aquarium due to the powerful explosion.
**Chemical and Physical Principles**
16. Perchlorates release oxygen when heated, enabling combustion in low-oxygen environments.
17. Nitrocellulose and a special coating (starch and naphthalene) make match heads hard to extinguish.
18. Water's high density (800 times that of air) limits the range of underwater projectiles.
19. Soda and citric acid in bath bombs produce a hissing, boiling effect.
20. Lead solidifies quickly when added to water.
**Miscellaneous**
21. Car batteries have contained lead since 1854, following Wilhelm Sinstaden's experiments.
22. The video's finale involved giving away the surviving fish to the author of the best commentary on future video ideas.