Was that actually the recipe for concentrated dark matter?

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In the tv show Rick and Morty, there is a group of Aliens that are trying to scam Rick out of his recipe for a fuel that he invented to travel through space faster than anybody else called "concentrated dark matter". They trap Rick in a life-like simulation, and eventually he tells Morty to make some concentrated dark matter by mixing together two parts Plutonic Quarks, one part Cesium and a bottled water.

Since the aliens have what they want, they let Rick and his family go back to Earth, and use the recipe that they learned from Rick in the simulation, mixing the concoction together in a bucket which creates a gigantic explosion that blows them all up.

For an explosion of that size, it makes you wonder what they actually ended up making in that bucket. Was it concentrated dark matter?



Best Answer

If you put cesium in water, it explodes. Google "cesium in water" to find plenty of videos about it. The point being that, it is known that cesium+water=explosion. Being a scientist, Rick knew this.

When he is telling Morty the ingredients, and then Morty immediately finds them all, Rick says (sarcastically) "Wow Morty, lucky break," as if he is not at all surprised that they just happened to have these things on hand and that Morty was able to locate them so quickly.

So we can infer at this point that Rick has been aware he is still in a simulation and gathers the ingredients to make an explosion.

I don't know what the "plutonic quarks" are for though...




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What is the recipe for concentrated dark matter?

Rick tells simulated Morty that the formula for concentrated dark matter is two parts plutonic quarks (pink) and one part cesium (green), but when the aliens attempt to make some for themselves the two chemicals' containers are swapped, reversing the quantities for those compounds, thus incorrectly replicating Rick's ...

How did Rick get in the simulation?

Rick explains that they are actually trapped in a simulation of real-life by a race of 'intergalactic scammers' called Zigerions.

What episode does Rick get put in a simulation?

In \u201cM. Night Shaym-Aliens!,\u201d Rick finds himself (along with Morty and Jerry) trapped inside a simulation created by a race of alien scammers called Zigerions.

Who plays the purple alien in Rick and Morty?

The clip features Morty (co-creator Justin Roiland) and Morty's father Jerry (Chris Parnell) arguing with a new character, a purple alien creature voiced by Taika Waititi. The \u201cThor: Raganrok\u201d director is one of several guest actors joining the Adult Swim series in its fourth season.



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Answer 2

The recipe Rick gave was not actually for concentrated dark matter and was never intended to be.

Concerning the recipe:

Caesium is element number 55 on the periodic table of elements. It is an alkali metal which means it reacts violently in the presence of O2 and H2O, and because it is further down the list it reacts more violently than potassium or sodium.

“Plutonic quarks” is an oxymoron, being that “plutonic” basically means that molecular compounds have been condensed together by immense pressure, whereas quarks are particles that make up the protons and neutrons in the nucleus and would not be affected by the compression of molecular compounds. “Plutonic quartz” however is a more plausible statement regarding the recipe in that quartz is SiO2. Si, or silicon is not reactive in itself, but with two added oxygen atoms it has a positive charge on the end of the compound containing the oxygen atoms.

So, caesium and quartz alone would not react, but add the water and some of the hydrogen molecules in H2O, having a tendency to hold a negative charge, would possibly abandon their single Oxygen atom in the presence of caesium for the other oxygen atoms attached to the silicon making more oxygen available to combust with the caesium causing the grand explosion that Rick intended.

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