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Featuring Sir Martyn Poliakoff and Neil Barnes.
Arsenic life:    â˘Â Arsenic Life - Periodic Table of Videos Â
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Correction: Hay-on-Wye is in Wales
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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Jan 8, 2020 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 1,866 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
"He always claimed he was innocent, but when he was arrested he had a packet of arsenic in his pocket."
Smooth.
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"I got bored and went out" - always the scientist :D
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14:32 âeverything else was distributed around the labâ
Probably the most low-key way to describe an explosion. đ
âYou blew up the lab!!â
âNo. I just distributed the apparatus around the lab
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"People used it to get rid of their lovers, their wives, or just AWKWARD PEOPLE." hahahahaha
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"I have two favourite stories about poisoning."
I have no doubt that this man would be everyone's favourite chemistry teacher.
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"We didn't have a sample of this so we decided to have Neil made some for us."
Neil as always doing the hard work. Kudos to him.
also, talk about making poison...
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"We were really hopeful we were going to get our white powder"
You and me both, man.
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"It was really exciting, I was allowed to chop out the Zinc"
Oh that was heartwarming â¤ď¸
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"People used it to get rid of awkward people"
Me:
looks around nervously
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lead acetate paper used to be used to remove traces of H2S when quantifying arsine evolved in the Marsh test with mercuric chloride. Mercuric chloride is specific for arsine as long as there's no H2S present along with it. It's part of the arsenic detection kit but it doesn't detect arsenic itself!
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"I was so excited I got to chop up the zinc" I love it when people can get excited for the small things. It's a hard skill to learn, but it really makes life better lol
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âLiquid fluorineâ yeah that sounds safe.
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âI have two favorite stories about poisoning.â
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Professor after anything taking longer than 10 seconds: â IGHT IMMA HEAD OUT â
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How to start a conversation:
"So my two favourite stories about poisoning..."
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"Neil`s Brown Sludge" name of my rock band
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"Sweet maker named John Neil, sent his lodger to get some daft for his next batch of sweets." Thats the most British sentence i think i have ever heard. I love it.
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"I got bored and went out." That's why we love you.
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This guy is the archetypal college lecturer. He loves what he does and is excited by it and wants you to be too. I love the chemistry he goes into and think all of his element videos are little masterpieces. It is conceivable that they will be preserved and go down in history as THE descriptions of their age. I hope so.
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@The12hugo
4 years ago
âIt tastes like sugarâ Iâm very sorry for the first man who discovered this lol
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