Bredt’s Rule was broken
the $21 sand smoothie
making my own skin transparent?
can you freeze distill everclear to make it stronger?
meth/MDMA test makes no sense
i made a battery out of lasagna
over the counter methamphetamine
brownian motion
they have oxygen built in (KClO3, not KClO4)
why doesn't Tylenol come with the antidote already in it?
you should hate cilantro
it's a salt
please don't ask about the nightmare teeth pestle
pennies vs anti-tarnish strips
mislabeled tattoo inks 😬
good ol canned 1,1-difluoroethane
flame speed test
WHOOPS, words are hard
sacrificial anode 🙏 (and oops, it’s LESS electronegative, not more)
why airplane tires explode
whacking oobleck with a mallet
they've got an antidote for tylenol
what about these eclipse glasses anyway?
does a charcoal filter make cheap vodka better?
Enveloped vs non-enveloped viruses
Tahini, the non-Newtonian shawarma sauce
can you deice your car with airplane deicer?
i made the world's strongest cough drop
amethyst is the way it is because of radiation
thc gummies can fluoresce. here's why.
foof is one of the most terrifying compounds in existence
this is exactly what glass is
some non-alcoholic spirits contain alcohol
even we are not perfect
why is my garlic turning blue when I pickle something?
wood vs. plastic cutting boards
here's what happens if you salt your burger at the wrong time
I'm not convinced anyone really knows the answer here
cholesterol in your diet doesn’t really affect the cholesterol levels in your blood
up your Halloween decoration game
here’s how to identify a toxic destroying angel mushroom
how supercritical fluids give you decaf coffee
The same toxin as blue ringed octopus and puffer fish, coming soon to your area
Chemical versus mineral sunscreen?
Testing the latest chemistry trick to make artificial sweeteners taste like sugar
Radioactive. Wild. Boars.
Taste tested some everclear and vodka for purely scientific purposes
Bought some everclear for purely scientific purposes
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