Salt. Water. Sugar.

@currentiyke Put it in your mouth I want to see something

Wicked woman

@currentiyke That’s me

@currentiyke Sugar is flammable 😳

Yes it is.

@currentiyke Touch it with your bare hands let’s see what will happen

@_babygirlabby You're not seeing his bare hands?😂

@currentiyke I’m not 😏 Something is wrong somewhere cause how’s he holding it?😂 Idg

@currentiyke But how was he able to hold the spoon with us bare hand when we all know metal is a great transmitter of heat.

@currentiyke Put it on your head I want to confirm something please

Try it

@currentiyke Sugar:

@currentiyke How come the guy was able to hold the spoon all through

@currentiyke I wasn't expecting the sugar to burst into flames

@currentiyke Why do I want to try this, mehn

I pity you and your house

@currentiyke Fake. You're not holding a red hot spoon with your fingers 🙄🫩

Simple science! Sugar is an organic compound (Carbon-based), so the glowing hot spoon causes instant chemical combustion, catching fire. 🔥 Salt has an extremely high melting point (~801°C) and no carbon, so it doesn't burn. Water instantly absorbs the heat and cools the spoon down.

@currentiyke how is he holding a red hot spoon with his bare hands

@currentiyke Iyke has cracked Twitter

Abeg o😂

@currentiyke @currentiyke 18m views. Sugar must be your favorite condiment going forward

😂😂😂😂😂

@currentiyke Try putting it in milk

@currentiyke Holding the spoon at molten point with bare hands. 🫡🫡🫡 Oga can you hold my life too?

@currentiyke Na gas 2000 per kg you use fo thus thing

@currentiyke Sugar catch fire once

Yea it does

@currentiyke My mom after seeing me doing all this thing in her kitchen 👀

@currentiyke If i touch my mom's stuff to do all this shit

@currentiyke How did bro heat the spoon hot enough to get it red hot without the rest of the spoon transferring the heat to where he’s holding it?

@currentiyke All is fine but how on earth the person is able to hold the other end of the red hot metal spoon with the bare hand?

@currentiyke Dolphins

@currentiyke Hey, who doesn't like hot sugar . ..

@currentiyke My mom will throw me out of the house if I will do all this stuff with her things 🥶

@currentiyke Reactions with hot iron. Salt. Water. Sugar

@currentiyke Conduction didn’t occur on the spoon cause i am wondering how is he able to pick up the spoon with his bare hands …..

@currentiyke Why did that happen to sugar??

@currentiyke Please put it in your mouth first, let me check something

@currentiyke Wow so sugar is inflammable

@currentiyke @grok Is this accurate? Would it actually burn?

@currentiyke This is a great way to illustrate how sugar is actually an energy source. It’s caloric content is merely a measure of it energy level. The salt isn’t which is why it didn’t combust.

@currentiyke That’s why when you get a regular kitchen burn like hot liquid or food splashes on you, you can reach for table salt and rub and leave it on the area and it relieves the burn, leaving no swelling and no scarring.

@currentiyke Stone age people could have used spoon & sugar to light fire instead of rubbing stones