Make bromine after the iodine vid. I think it should be really cool

I'm not a chemist but I love watching chemistry videos. I'm more of a maker. Some chemistry knowledge for anodizing, cleaning, oxidizing and coloring metals and giving them patinas, the chemistry knowledge can come in handy though. A tip from a maker.. Step drills are awesome for drilling holes in thin metal like cans. They don't tear the cans and you get nice round holes. Should make for much easier sealing. There's a discount tool store chain around here where you can get a set of three different sized ones for 15 bucks. So they're not terribly expensive and will definitely make your life a little easier if you do any more can distillations in the future and need a nice round hole.

He probably used higher concentration peroxide to make it work faster

Could you add the gram and mL amounts of the water, potassium iodide, soap, and hydrogen peroxide?

Cool shit bro again (galuminium alt here)

Whoa that was really cool!

Some wild (wildly dangerous) alternatives to Devil's Toothpaste if you don't have these ingredients: kzbin.infotJ2AsZhgDeE

Great video! One thing that sticked out to me, was the teflon tape in the distillation setup. Tefon isn't meant for for high temperatures (>260c) and will offgas fumes potentially worse than the benzene (HF, TFE, PFIB, etc.)

I'm wondering if I can use Ethanol as a solvent to burn instead of Methanol, do you think a 75% Ethanol solution whould work for this expirement ?

Great video. Thanks for the lesson and great job with your decarboxylation. Chemistry is so cool.

Amazing content, great care for the environment at the end of the video 👍 Algorithm hit the spot today 😋(265th)

how the fuck do you have that expensive glassware and you're poking holes in tin cans like a reefer

thank the algorithm that suggested your channel! at 6:30 you are mixing the two powders by shaking them in a ziplock bag, could you maybe show how well that works for mixing things, perhaps by using differently coloured substances?

Is this really the only reason gas smells like that? Nothing else? Love the smell of gas

2:20 my finger reached the forward button, that was a close one

It's not THAT carcinogenic.

why does it smell delicious

pro tip use a silicone or rubber tube for the thermometer to hold it inside the adapter. the red thingies with the plastic ring inside suck

i need th- oh.

2:25 GLOVES!!!

great video! keep at it, i know you'll get big some day. what do you think of diethyl ether? that's my favorite hydrocarbon.

Nice! I've always wondered what chemical causes this holy smell... I also like its smell!

Fun fact , your favorite candles produce this chemical when burned....

Thanks for risking cancer to bring us this video! I like how you show the whole journey, including the mistakes. Keeps it relatable. I hope you can buy a drill some day....poor can! ...and poor thermometer! ...and poor distilling head! 😂 Glad it worked out in the end! 99.1% pure!

This is truly an amazing video! The production quality is way good for a small channel like this, tha I really think this channel is underrated. I'm also very impressed how practical you are to use household items and stuff around you to compensate for missing pieces. I really felt your passion for chemistry throughout this whole video. I wish you all the best on your chemistry and I hope you will go far with this youtube channel <3. I hope that benzene didn't mess you up though ^_^

again good shit bro

It is cool to see passionated of chemistry ;D Be carefull with the toxic fume and reaction that produce gases (explosion risk and especially dihydrogen)

algo brought me to a chem channel with 50k subscriber level production value but 171 subscribers intriguing

0:30 Cinnamaldehyde has a slightly altered structure to benzene, but you nasally sample that quite safely every time you eat a hot cross bun lol, so: aromachemicals proceeding from petroleum are not benzene. Regarding your presentation, you give all the other DIY chemistry channels a run for their money, including NileRed. Excellent service to the chemistry industry! 7:16 ..."nice"??? 😮 Excellent. I really enjoyed it. Keep producing these beautifully edited and scripted videos.

cool shit bro. i actually have no idea how you still arent popular. great vid

Cellulose gets dehydrated by sulphuric acid, leading to carbon (that’s why you got the black colouration), polystyrene does not. Also, cellulose is hydrophilic, so it gets rapidly soaked with the piranha solution, which increases the rate. Polystyrene is hydrophobic, so it is not well wetted by the solution. That also explains why the reaction was more vigorous and fast with cellulose and starch samples having large surface areas, such as cotton and the corn flakes.

Terpenes 🍊

Good video, now extract the cytochrome enzymes from my Liver. 🍷

Cool

Would you be extracting more such compounds? If yes, I'll sub! Thank You.

awesome and underrated

can it dissolve gold

Dry the used egg shells as you acquire them. Set them on the pilot light of the stove. Trade them out every breakfast. PUt the dry shells in blender... make powder. Store powder in used coffee cans or jars. Sprinkle the powder on the garden dirt when the plants are green. This kills Japanese Beetles before they come out of the ground. No need for fuss or mad scientist experiment.

"Melting bodies!" -Jesse Pinkman