KZbin recommended me this after watching a documentary about ASML haha

*Beyond the Standard Model*

Thank God I'm going to die!

Silicon Dioxide would be SiO2, SO2 is Sulfur Dioxide

keep up the vids

Fragrance

Silicon in 52 seconds

Damn I didn’t know u were a small youtuber! This vid is hilarious! XD u just earned a sub

i fw the music

Ima like all ur vids

More like computers are like human brains, crazy how something that was invented by something that's been around for thousands is compared to what it invented.

Its aluminium!!!🤦🤣😂😅

Bro knows.

The ad to this video was longer than the video.😂

Well, not everything, but something. Nice Video👍

Bruh the end got me😅

Personally, I am not enjoying it when people say aluminum instead of aluminium, as even autocorrection suggests.

Woahhh, this is sooo good, for you being a small youtuber. keep it up bro. you will reach on the top, if you continue this quality

How does this have so few views

You should do videos with more obscure elements that we don't hear about so often

Listen, I clicked on this video, half an hour after waking up, drinking my morning coffee. I was expecting a video about the first 6 elements of the periodic table. How is it that 11 minutes later I already have my first existential chrisis of the day? Jokes aside, great video!

Please don't use that bg music it's too old now

lil more facts about that could/do afffect my actuall life would be much appreciated

Are you sure it wasn't corpuscules, like the french word that means very very small body?

lit video

I love background music!

I didn't know that you can light up all noble gases via electricity.

Not as informative as your last element videos.

just beccause ur name is cool im giving u a like

Get rid of that music too. It’s annoying, if you want ambience look up low key eerie music to overlay your voice, not replace it

Most activists live in cities by choice.

The turkeys caused all of this.

Democritus was actually not wrong about many or most of his claims. He *defined* the atom as the smallest indivisible thing--he did not claim that what we later *called* atoms were that indivisible thing. Electrons and quarks are indivisible, and a handful of these make up all the conventional materials we're familiar with. Heavier matter has heavier nuclei, made from protons and neutrons composed of up and down quarks, for example--that fits into his theory that materials with more "atoms" weighed more. By his definition, that was true. His concept of slippery vs. "more stuck together" atoms could be considered correct also, if we consider higher pressure to be "more stuck toether" and higher temperature to be "slippier", etc. Considering that he had no direct observational capability, I'd say he nailed much of it.

*400 BC

Bro is churning out content

You got me 😂😂

I get that CO2 warms the planet, but showing a burning Earth is a bit dramatic.

Lmao, the guy at the end, forgot about it, still funny 😂

😂

Comimg up with all of that with no evidence, being mocked and 2000 years latter all of science proves him right... GIGA CHAD

You can really see progress in this short what, three weeks? You still have room to grow, but I would do something about video formats, create new one, because you can see in your view count, that your newest element videos are not as popular as your videos about creation of computer out of anything, or desmos tutorial, or other your early videos. For me learning elements quickly is pretty cool, but not for youtube algorythm, as I can observe.

The only thing I don't get about oxygen is why O allotrop and O2 allotrop have the same name? In my language, there is a clear difference, but in English it is the same terms. That's stupid.

"Gives me existential bread" was how I heard it :D

knit a computer

Okay addict

3rd most common element can't breathe anywhere in space This crap is rigged..

My science teacher showed this in class

You're format is getting better. Nice work!

I would say, that one would've benefitted with a little more fun facts, but cool nonetheless, continue the good work!