What happens when aluminium Al reacts with NaOH? | Al + NaOH + H2O | Hydrogen gas popping test

Objective:
What happens when aluminium Al reacts with NaOH?
Al + NaOH + H2O = NaAlO2 + H2
This video is the practical demonstration of the reaction of Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) with aluminium (Al) & Hydrogen gas popping test.
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[@science_sir]

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[@kopakona]

the right reaction is Al + NaOH + H2O = Na(Al(OH)4) + H2

[@emirhanbakar5180]

Is breathing H2 gas poisonous?

[@priyajiwane1909]

Does it produce a flammable gas?

[@science_sir]

The H2 gas produce during the process is flammable but as it mix with air (O2), produces a mixture which produce a mild explosion with pop sound when comes in contact with fire.

[@k98k007]

I think that gas is not h2, its h2+ 1/2 o2 = h2o liquid, because we aren't able to see gas

[@anic1716]

It is H2, water vapour isn't flammable.

[@jeffmorin5867]

@@anic1716 water is very flammable if you apply the proper RF.