Bromine vs aluminum is insane!
This metal is too bouncy
Completely dissolving a penny in acid
I accidentally killed this magnet
Ferrofluid is crazy
Making hydrogen and oxygen bubbles
Burning sulfur singes what's left of my eyeballs
Doing something weird with mercury
This balloon shook the entire room
Diamonds are not forever
Light bulb vs liquid nitrogen
Something weird grows from this liquid
Making hydrogen bubbles
Magnesium singes my eyeballs again
Asbestos is dangerous
This is one of the weirdest reactions I've ever seen
I love what happens when I shake this bottle
This bear was innocent
Making a ball of perfectly clear ice
This is not a liquid or a gas
Glowing peanut butter is crazy
Lithium is dangerous
Poppy seeds vs drug test
Calcium is crazy
This ice cube is too heavy
This is the smell of old people
Tasting the most bitter chemical known to man
Sunscreen vs UV light
Sodium is better than potassium
Sodium and potassium vs liquid nitrogen
Drinking heavy water
Biting through metal (Indium)
Making propane bubbles
My favorite book is on fire (oh no)
Making the smell of death (putrescine)
Uranium is safe compared to this...
These chemicals singe my eyeballs
This gem is actually a fossil
This is worse than pure spiciness
Watch me eat pure capsaicin
Watch this beaker disappear
This is dangerous hydrogen gas and I'm gonna light it on fire
Putting an egg in the microwave
I bought the essence of poop
This is the world's densest element
Aluminum vs acid is crazy
Making scary plasma in a microwave
This reaction is hard to find
Capturing the natural beauty of chemistry
I find that chemistry is often taught poorly or without a purpose. Because of this, people tend to lose interest and sometimes even start to hate it. In each video that I make, I try to balance theory with purpose. My goal is to capture the natural beauty of chemistry in fun and interesting ways.
In terms of education, I have a BSc in Biochemistry, with a minor in pharmacology. However, I've always been a lot more drawn to applied chemistry. So after finishing my degree, I worked as a lab tech in an organic lab, and then as a chemistry grad student. However, I ended up leaving my graduate studies early to focus on this channel. Now, making chemistry videos has become my full-time job!
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