The video features an experiment where molten copper is poured into a coconut. The creator of the video explains that they are trying to answer a question that has been around since ancient times, which is what happens when copper is poured into a coconut. They also mention that copper has a higher melting temperature than aluminum.
The video begins with the creator preparing the materials needed for the experiment, including a gas pipe that was cheaper than copper wire. They then proceed to melt the copper in a crucible using a flame thrower.
Once the copper is melted, the creator pours it into a dry coconut, which causes the coconut to catch fire and eventually become charred. They then repeat the experiment with a green coconut that contains water, which prevents the coconut from catching fire.
The creator then conducts a third experiment where they pour molten copper into a coconut without water, using a larger amount of copper than before. This time, the coconut becomes completely charred, and the creator is able to retrieve a large amount of pure metal that has taken the shape of the coconut.
Throughout the video, the creator provides commentary and explanations of the experiment, as well as warnings about the dangers of working with molten metal. They also mention that they will be doing more experiments with molten copper and aluminum in the future.
The video ends with the creator thanking their viewers for watching and inviting them to subscribe to their channel for more content. They also mention that they have a goal of reaching 140,000 followers and invite viewers to participate in a giveaway on their Instagram account.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is conducting an experiment to melt copper and pour it into a coconut.
2. The narrator uses a crucible and a gas cylinder to melt the copper.
3. Copper has a higher melting temperature than aluminum.
4. The narrator uses protective equipment, such as a mask, protective glasses, and gloves, to protect himself from splashes and heat.
5. The narrator pours the molten copper into a dry coconut, a green coconut with water, and a coconut without water.
6. The coconut with water partially evaporates, while the dry coconut becomes completely charred.
7. The narrator uses a mixture of copper and aluminum to create an alloy.
8. The experiment results in a copper-aluminum alloy with a unique shape.
9. The narrator plans to conduct more experiments with molten copper and aluminum.
10. The narrator has a goal of reaching 140,000 views on the video.
11. The narrator is a Corinthians fan and is giving away a remote control robot on Instagram.
12. The narrator has a construction material store where he buys copper wire.
13. Copper wire is expensive, which is why people often steal it.
14. The narrator uses a Railway to exit the flame thrower connected to the gas cylinder.
15. The narrator's channel offers random content, including destruction, chemical experiments, and curiosities.