Can You Float a Liquid on a Gas?

I seal some super heavy xenon in a tube to find out.

[porterchristenson]

Imagine the stuff Cody would do with an infinite amount of money

[andrewchapman]

Pure alcohol and water, floating on a gas?

Congratulations, you've made magic vodka.

[tomokokuroki]

I always thought Xenon didnt react with anything.
But it's ok. I'm normally inert but become clingy when under a lot of pressure, too.

[dannyhuffman]

Cody: handles mercury without gloves

Also Cody: wears gloves while using his phone

[jbjunior]

this is why I like watching Cody's lab he would rather spend $1, 300 on gas instead of 200$ on new screen I see you Cody I see you😎😎😎

[orgaitsuka]

6:49 "it's half full"
Now we know for sure Cody's an optimist.

[alternatemusicaddict]

"Let's take this out carefully so it doesnt explode in my hand." flicks it 30 seconds later

[TheRedKnight]

Can a liquid float on a gas?

Google: No. There are no liquids that have a lower density than a gas.

Cody: Hold my beer.

[christrspec]

Cody is the type of guy to spend $1300 on a can of air and uses a phone that has a cracked screen

[Ice-ypwg]

"Xenon reacts with water to make ice."

*_Xenon is offically "cool" in my book._*

[spiderdude]

Get you a man who is as excited to see you each day as Cody is when he discovers he's made a clathrate. True love

[Aravaganthus]

> Actually makes fantasy beverage
> Mixes it with mercury

To be served in a lead cup, I presume.

[RiddimDubstep]

Gets the most unreactive gas you can possibly get.
Makes it react with almost everything he tries. haha

[TheNaturalnuke]

"Huh, well that's weird."

- the start of every great science experiment

[bradleymorgan]

If you actually had a drink that fizzed down into the bottom of the container, you would end up with a trapped bubble that would get bigger and bigger, eventually causing the drink to overflow.

[ashtonwielang]

the massively pressurized explosion *just brushes it off*

[donovanroberts]

What I like about Cody is that he shows us that it's possible to have more than one interest or hobby, he may not be the most knowledgeable in them, but he is passionate about it nonetheless. I like to be reminded that it's okay to work on some hydroponics one week, a vacuum chamber experiment the next, and making biomes on the third.
Keep doing what you do Cody, you're truly an inspiration and by far my favourite YouTuber.

[huggsnkis]

"Well, that's not the first one I've blown up"

[christopherfowler]

Here's an interesting question:
Since pressure increases the deeper into the ocean you are could you theoretical have an atmosphere of xenon gas under the ocean?

[Darkness-fetl]

*uses a noble gas in the experiment so that it doesn't react
*noble gas reacts with everything