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I need to do it on a bigger scale like in the video.

Hey there, For the radius, whichever atom has the most electrons is the biggest. However, if you have two atoms with the same number of electrons, the atom with the LEAST PROTONS is the biggest. Ionization Energy is how much energy is required to remove an electron, so atoms with a full octet...

I asked how I could recreate it here - In the other one I asked about how the pump works. Sorry if I broke the rules. You can ban me or whatever the punishment is. Thanks for the help.

I was to, but some intelligent folks on here cleared it up for me; the vacuum caused by the aspirator is only limited by the vapour pressure of water. Basically, I need to get the pressure down to about 1kPa at room temp for evaporation to occur. I was mostly wondering what the tubing he uses...

What are the safety risks?

Hi all, I was just wondering how I could recreate this at home What parts do I need? Thanks, Harry

Do you guys know what kind of tubing/supplies I need to recreate this at home?

thanks so much guys I'm trying to recreate the same experiment at home and kinda need help. I have the pump picked out: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003OBYNBO/?tag=pfamazon01-20 but I'm not sure what I'll need as far as the tubing and stuff. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks! I was also wondering if it would be possible to have another tube inserted into the jar that led to another jar where the vapor could be collected? (should have put it in the post)

Hey everyone, I found this video on Youtube of this guy boiling water by reducing the pressure: I'm not sure how the gauge he's looking at works but I think this is the vacuum instrument he's using: https://us.vwr.com/store/catalog/product.jsp?product_id=4789427 ^It says that it provides...