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5,254,932 Views ⢠Nov 10, 2018 ⢠Click to toggle off description
In my opinion, foolâs gold is a really interesting mineral, and in this video, I try to show some of its cool properties.
This is the first in a series that I hope to do on mineral, so please suggest any other ones that you might like to see!
References:
⢠Making hydrogen sulfide:    â˘Â Making a Hydrogen Sulfide Generator Â
⢠Making Iron sulfide:    â˘Â Making Iron (II) Sulfide Â
⢠1moonbuggy video:    â˘Â Is It Real Gold or Fool's Gold - How ... Â
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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Nov 10, 2018 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
0:13 "As a kid, I can sometimes remember looking through dirt."
What a life.
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"I carefully shot it with a blowtorch "
Mmm, such a careful action
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Immagine being an alchemist mixing iron and sulfur and shortly thinking to have found the recipe to make gold °-°
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So youâre telling me that the perfect cube in the stone was natural? Holy rock
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âSo instead I bought a bunch of ugly ones from ebayâ
Wow how rude
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I work underground in a coal mine (Longwall) . Some times when we are cutting through certain parts of the seam you can see this pyrite through the whole face. Itâs amazing, especially when you shine your cap lamp (head light) onto it you can really see it in contrast with how dark it is against the black coal face. Absolutely beautiful stuff, the whole coal face will sparkle with it. I have a few pieces of coal at home that are completely lousy with these pyrites. Itâs simply amazing, beautiful stuff.
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What I found interesting from this video is that Pyrite is a formidable insulator. That torch probably burns at least 2500°F and for the exterior to turn red hot but only transfer the heat about 3mm deep is quite impressive.
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Moral of the story: fools gold is cooler than real gold
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Prospector: I have found gold
Pyrite: YOU FOOL, YOU'VE FALLEN FOR ONE OF THE MOST CLASSIC BLUNDERS
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" id get really excited thinking I was rich or something only be quickly shut down and told that it was worthless" - Nile . finally I can relate to your videos
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I didn't know that it is called "fools gold" in english. In my language you say "Katzengold" that you could translate with "cat gold". đą
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"Perfect geometry doesnt exist in the natural world"
Pyrite:
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"there are no straight lines in nature"
pyrite: am i a joke to you?
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waiting a few decades for nilered to lay hands on a particle collider so he can turn fool's gold into gold
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awesome video very informative! we have found perfect cubes of this stuff in the abandoned mines we explore. one thing i would like to point out is that the the small shiny pieces in streambeds that people often say is pyrite or fools gold is most likely actually mica. the mineral labeled as pyrite at 3:23 is most likely mica unless the material being panned was just crushed and hasn't been exposed to oxygen but it looks like stream sediment. pyrite tends to rust very easily when exposed to oxygen and even quicker when exposed to water and becomes dull quickly but mica retains its shine forever even as it is broken down in streams to smaller and smaller pieces
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"I just carefully shot it with a blowtorch"
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4:29 Iâd rather have one of those on my shelf to look at than a nugget of gold.
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This video inspired me to start a small collection of pyrite, and one of my prize pieces is one of those perfect cubes.
And then I started just straight-up collecting pure elements from the periodic table, so that's been fun.
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@parishna4882
5 years ago
Yarr I'm a pyrite.. I'm stealing yer golds...
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