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Put it in water

Who came for video lecture of metal and non metal?

I think that the scariest part of this is that SiO2 is made from silane combustion

Can’t you use more orange concentrate

Hear me out.😂

There's sad story behind glowing clock hand.....

Khalo isse 🙂

The song is got what made me sub at the end 💯

Very interesting and highly professionally done and well explained! Btw: why do you first dissolve the liquid samples in ether just to drive it off again before running the GC?

That looks like a fun experiment for the 4th of July which would be soon. Imagine that being a good science lesson for that day.

Sodium and potassium are very soft . They are exceptional metals

Sodium is an exception as it is a soft metal. Metal are generally hard.

Nicely done! Is pressure-equalizing addition funnel on your shopping list?

Air dry clay

My inner child wants to throw this into a water pond 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

the building blocks of chemistry

ah yes proffesional

Nice synthesis! Just a few points on the chemistry: nitro groups on aromatic rings are mildly inductively electron withdrawing but strongly mesomerically withdrawing, and while amine groups are mesomerically activating at the ortho and para positions, protonation to form the ammonium, as occurs in sulfuric acid, leads to a strongly deactivating and inductively electron withdrawing group, which would generally favour meta substitution.

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for all of the sulFANilics

Dragon sciendece when

it is looking hard but it is not true .

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Reminds me of Minecraft

It sounds like tier 1 emf from phasmophobia.

So what you are saying is the prison term "Don't drop the Soap" Just means, You get clocked out early because you might burn the prison down if got the right stuff?

Store it in water😂

Yessss

there is a similiar chemical compound used as a pigment called scheele's green

Good stuff

Nice video and idea, thanks. (Maybe you should mention in the video the danger of lead fumes). As you know about these things. A question if you don't mind. I'm IT, I'm not really versed in physics. Recently I got a budget geiger counter end thought of getting some weak radioactive sources to toy with it. These would be: A small glass with uranium and one of those negative ion pendant (thorium salts I think). Can you give some advice, or tell where should I look for it, regardin the storage and eventual disposal.of such samples? I've seen many videos of people who own uranium glass ware and have them in the living room, but I want to be sure before getting anything like that.

Boom!

Would like to see a video on how to make a clean burning, safe propellant like the commercial smokeless powders for rifle cartridges, you can make one component, nitro cellulose but it is not safe to use by itself and also a good stable primer compound that is not corrosive or to toxic

I am a novice chemist, I´ve watched all of your videos, the processes in all of them are very well structured and explained; it motivates me to continue experimenting. Keep going like that, bro. :)

I wish you made it react with water or Hydrochloric acid

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Idk why but i want to chew it

Flush it down the toilet

Plottwist the workers who painted the clocks died of high Radiaton bc of licking the brushes so that the paint dosen't dry out 💀

Your eBay chems are great haha. Didn’t know you had a YT channel

I wonder what it tasted like

Dragon science

Very cool stuff

Sigma🥶

Forbidden chewing gum

Put it in a bucket of water