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4,646,201 Views ā¢ May 29, 2019 ā¢ Click to toggle off description
This is a follow-up to the video on my main channel NileRed, where I extracted the gold from old jewelry.
In this video, I cover some of the waste management that I did behind the scenes. I felt like it was important to show, but it the main video was already really long.
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Nile talks about lab safety: Ā Ā Ā ā¢Ā ChemistryĀ isĀ dangerous.Ā Ā
Views : 4,646,201
Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: May 29, 2019 ^^
Rating : 4.934 (1,603/94,831 LTDR)
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YouTube Comments - 2,303 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
"Cleaning up my gold waste" sounds like someone rich is saying it.
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This is probably how Gatorade is made.
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Nile: Talking about smart things and why he did this and that and why this did that
Me: Hehe pretty colors
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As a non-chemist, this is magic to me.
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What he says: "I poured all of that down the drain with a large amount of excess water"
What he means: "I dumped it in the sink and let the faucet run for a while"
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This could be all random stock footage of random chemicals and Iād still believe you
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All that for a drop of silver?
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I really like the idea of extra videos covering your clean up process. itās an important part of lab work that is often overlooked on videos
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''It was a problem for future me to deal with''
-every student in the world thinking about his/her final term exam.
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So he has NileRed and Nile Blue. Now all he needs is Nile Green.
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Learning different chemicals with my native language : ā
Learning different chemicals with other languages : y e s
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3:18
Nile: it looks clean
Stuff in beaker: literally just looks like dirt
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I quite like your clean up video. It often falls short in the main videos. Maybe you could do more like this in the future:)
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I'm not a chemist, nor do I consider myself to be that intelligent. This is like sorcery to me my man, you are truly a gift to youtube and home scientists everywhere.
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He is the only one that can say "It was a problem for future me to deal with" in the most stylish manner ever.
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Two videos in just one day? Thatās too good to be true
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4:04 "I was a bit concerned that I didn't do it perfectly, but it turns out it was literally 100% perfect"
You go man, always a pleasure to watch you succeed. Love your videos.
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thank you for reigniting my love for inorganic chemistry. i always found organic chemistry to be slow and boring. inorganic was so immediately gratifying. after seeing the iodine clock reaction in 10th grade, i knew what my major was going to be in college!
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Copper is my favorite metal, I was looking forward to see you convert it into it's pure form. It was still cool to see all the forms that it took through that process
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@scthomas1982
4 years ago
"so I put it in my inorganic waste drawer, for future me to deal with" thats me as a chemist
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