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Nile talks about lab safety: • Chemistry is dangerous.
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Views : 51,503,294
Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Aug 13, 2017 ^^
Rating : 4.909 (13,616/584,325 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Now I understand why alchemists thought mercury was magical.
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Things I learned today: Do not use an aluminum boat to cross a lake of mercury.
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I think its really cool that you are this generations 'science guy'... I only found you recently but you have a certain effortless way of teaching and your curiosity makes it all the better. Well done and keep going!
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I bet Nile’s parents are really proud of him and his efforts. If he was my son, I certainly would be.
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Step 1: Cover your bald head in aluminum
Step 2: Pour Mercury over it
Step 3: H A I R
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“Anyway, when I poke at it....” Spoken like a true scientist.
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I finished my chem class, and now I actually understand what's happening and the reactions that take place. Its nice to re-watch your videos when I understand what's happening : )
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me watching this half asleep: "i like your funny words magic man"
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image being a medieval alchemist and accidentally dropping some mercury on an aluminum piece only to see a fibrous ghost thing literally rising up from nothing while you eat your daily single piece of stale bread . I’d start to believe in magic too.
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Welcome to another episode of: I don't understand anything but this is cool.
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I’ve watched this and other NileRed videos so many times, and it never gets boring
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The magic of chemistry is how the "magic" isn't made mundane by explanation, only more awesome.
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I have a PhD in chemistry and +30 years of lab experience. I am having fun watching things I would have never though to do. This video particularly demonstrates a problem called amalgam corrosion. This is a nightmare for service facilities. Thank you!
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I like how he just casually drops "this process is also used in the production of MDMA" at the end there
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I just sent this to my chemistry teacher from 10th grade. You do some amazing work dude!
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Watching this just thinking of how heavy metals react upon meeting each other in our bodies (nano level). Creepy there, but cool here in your video. Thank you
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"So I took out all the mercury"
That one drop: "SEE YA"
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“then i quickly add some mercury and...”
spawns lovecraftian creature in his lab
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Just subbed great work and presentation and communication!!!
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