Villagers Shocked To See Top Strongest Acids Ever ! Tribal People React To Top Strongest Acids Ever

Villagers Shocked To See Top Strongest Acids Ever ! Tribal People React To Top Strongest Acids Ever
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[@jungersrules]

Love that last sentence. "Still not as corrosive as vodka on a liver." Glad alcohol isn't one of my vices.

[@SpookiCooki]

My dad had sulfuric acid sprayed on his face once. He worked at a factory and something broke and sprayed him. It was a complete accident of course and it was washed off immediately. But he had red dots on his face for a long time after that incident. And for at least one decade it flared up whenever he was in the sun or bathed at the bath house. It's not something to be messed with.

[@mr.proton1637]

Thank God it wasn't too bad for him

[@DimensionDevices]

That spoon is NOT being dipped in acid... It is a GALLIUM spoon... Gallium metal melts at skin temperature... It is likely being dipped in warm water.

[@dmschoice2571]

Yeah, a lot of the footage in that video is rather "symbolic". That's a bit ...unfortunate.

[@jonathanmiller286]

yeah I thought that spoon was melting not dissolving that makes more sense.

[@Kaybri0526]

I thought the spoon looked odd. Gallium always has this weird look to me 😂

[@michaelhyams632]

Yep, it's the classic "disappearing spoon" trick. If a spoon was actually dunked in that acid, the reaction would be much more violent.

[@tomclanys]

yeah first thing I was going to say.

[@justayoutuber1906]

That spoon was made of gallium in hot water...not acid.

[@JTDimino]

Listening to the guys talk about how scary it would be for acids to be used against humans, I think an interesting follow-up video to this one would be a video about chemical warfare. Truly horrific. (Hopefully they'll feel better if they also learn that there are international laws and agreements banning the use of chemical weapons, so only truly insidious regimes still use them.)

[@focu2567]

In some countries including India Acid attacks are still used by men and families to disfigure and damage women's faces for the sake of honor. Law is not very effective in countries where old customs, culture and religion outweighs law

[@monicapdx]

I use citric acid in dyeing protein fibers. The colors strike with acid present and become permanent. But that, vinegar and lemon juice are the only acids I play around with! The strong ones are scary. Good information in this, I enjoyed learning more like they did. Guddu taught me something too. I didn't know acids were used in metalwork!

[@gaarasuri]

10:59 time to start producing teflon body suits lol

[@jonathanmiller286]

I think the boys are ready for some basic chemistry lessons, just going over elements and stuff. I think it'll be easier to understand because the elements are used all the time in regular life--copper, silver, gold, iron, but even magnesium, sodium, calcium and sulfur im sure the boys have at least heard of these.

[@focu2567]

Great idea for children who have basic grade school skills, but this gentleman can't even comprehend the basic table of tic tac toe.

[@charlesspringer4709]

You have to check these videos you pick. This one used video clips that are not related to the acids that are named. The "dissolving spoon" was made out of very low melting point alloy and put in hot water is all.

[@NailHeavenAshford]

Unfortunately I don’t think the video makers are educated to Western standards and know far less than we would expect. I think they assume that anything on the internet is true and wouldn’t necessarily know how to cross check facts.

[@MrClobbertime]

Citric acid is in all citrus fruits, not just lemons. It's also added to many soft drinks.

[@dersuboptimator2602]

I just had to stop the video after the hydrofluoric acid part, very misleading, yes the fluorides will destroy your nerves but that doesn't mean you don't feel it... quite the opposite the pain is intense (a former colleague described it as the worst pain she ever felt) and not even opiates do anything against it.

[@MandMs05]

Not misleading, straight up incorrect. My guess is that it was an assumption that wasn't double checked. You can't feel without nerves, it destroys the nerves, therefore you can't feel it

[@orlaklassen6355]

I really liked the man's singing.

[@bendershome4discountorphan859]

Please do more research on the vids you show

[@17losttrout]

If only. It'd be a decent thing if they corrected misinformation too.

[@miriamepage6991]

Sadly many of the videos chosen to be presented to these are more sensational than they are educational. And that Gallium spoon trick... really?

[@gsmith7309]

I used to clean truck tankers that had sulfuric and nitric acid in them and a few other nasty acids. :-) :-) if you spilled to drop it would eat through concrete

[@JamesHoffa420]

These stock footage videos are very misleading.

[@smokeyverton7981]

Loving the scientific and historical reactions

[@HalkerVeil]

They need to hear Amy Winehouse someday if they haven't already. "Love is a Losing Game" would be an easy intro to her.

[@NightfallShadow]

Anyone Notice that when Babu speaks it sounds like he is panicking or scared?

[@mikemath9508]

next! villagers shocked by the potency of a random $11 tab of acid i got from the guy at chipotle

[@hachemledarka2854]

Hydryfluoricacid is phosfore ?

[@suomenpresidentti]

Why does all Babu's songs sound the same?

[@focu2567]

The producer and Babu use the phrase " once upon a time" to introduce factual events at the begining of the show; The phrase is used in retellings of myths, fables and folklore. Is not commonly used to introduce factual events and information.

[@CommonManShow]

Thanks

[@17losttrout]

@@CommonManShow How about a video explaining that dolphins and whales are not fish?

[@AhJodie]

Hahaha

[@AhJodie]

Love you all.

[@focu2567]

@@17losttrout seems as if teaching or speaking about that subject is forbidden as is the beneficial skill of showing them how to fillet fish. 😟

[@jessicahanley5080]

Did you notice how these men will say, "That's all I know." when they are done answering a question and they give a brief answer if they are not an expert on the matter? American men seem to go on and on sometimes, as if they are afraid to admit they are not knowledgeable about every matter. These men are so honest and humble! Not all American men are know-it-alls, but it's enough to make me take notice!

[@laurafranich4807]

Not just men, a lot of people. I wish people would realize that there's nothing wrong in saying " I don't know". It's better than making up an answer that's probably incorrect

[@JamesHoffa420]

I notice American women complain about everything.

[@17losttrout]

How about American women?

[@laurafranich4807]

@@17losttrout They absolutely do

[@khancrow8212]

Seems ironic being that you go on a rant about your knowledge of men....I think your in the position of telling yourself "It takes one to know one"

[@hachemledarka2854]

Percheclorice acude?

[@PabloSanchez-zh6si]

I think you should show them more videos from the same channel, it has really cool videos Listing different things (most dangerous substances, insects, etc...) My favourite videos from this channels are the ones where they learn new stuff! Anyways good video, greetings to all the crew from Spain 👍

[@hachemledarka2854]

Sulfuric acide in syrum

[@OpenGL4ever]

Could you show them some main battle tanks?

[@daanishsandhu5479]

Plz more mr slav

[@dmschoice2571]

Oooh, chemistry! Awesome! That is certainly a field that has more to offer. Please show them The 10 Most Amazing Chemical Reactions from Hybrid Librarian some day. I'm sure they'll love it. (Elephant toothpaste - hooray!)

[@ForgedInFire6469]

I believe it would be very interesting to hear what they would have to say about atheism and the thought process behind it. Given that they are presumably Hindus I Think it would be a different perspective than just the common discussions between Christians and Atheists.

[@chinor3999]

I don't think that's necessary. More scientific facts about the universe would be great. I would like to see them react to evolution. They would be delighted to learn.

[@BambinaSaldana]

I think they're Muslim.

[@curlytoes22]

Why do they sing at the end of every video? I like the songs and the chair-dancing but just wondering why they do it.

[@hachemledarka2854]

Hydrochloric acud

[@Sometimes-even-lyrical]

They should see what the repeated exposure of citric acid in Coca-Cola, Mountain Dew, and other soft drinks, does over time to the enamel on teeth. One hack to cleaning a toilet is temporarily remove the water from the bowl itself and then pour Coke into the bowl and let it stand, having full contact with the stains on the porcelain. The citric acid will eat away at the stains just like toilet cleaning products will. Also notable is that milk contains lactic acid, which can cause an acidic effect on the baby teeth in children who go to sleep nursing on a bottle of milk... the long contact of the lactic acid in the milk residue causing "milk mouth"... evidenced by decay in their baby teeth. Of course, baby teeth are not permanent teeth, but allowing a child have an habitual "comfort" bottle of milk at bedtime is not a good idea because of the milk residue. In older children who have emerging permanent teeth, the practice of them going to sleep after drinking milk, or soda, or juices without at least rinsing their mouths certainly exposes the enamel of those emerging teeth to quicker erosion and greater vulnerability to decay. It's always a good idea when eating or drinking any food or liquid that is acidic... at least to rinse your mouth with water if you can't brush your teeth. You may say, "Oh, but I regularly brush at least once a day." But acids in citric fruits, soft drinks, and milk (and even coffee and tea) that are left on the teeth for the interim between brushing or rinsing will work on eroding the enamel, making teeth thinner, more stain-absorbing, and more susceptible to decay.

[@da90sReAlvloc]

do a reaction to the 13 Hours that saved Britain

[@romaschild3]

You might find some interesting videos for them to react to on the channel called The History Guy. Check it out.

[@miriamepage6991]

Honestly the content caters essentially to North Americans in both presentation and subjects. It would be much better to show them things that are more universal and relatable such as those videos where they visit places in India. Otherwise, it ends up being a bit like a circus.

[@romaschild3]

@@miriamepage6991 They learn about India and visit places in India on the Novice Squad channel, which is done by the same people. They learn about the world on this channel. Would you rather they stay ignorant about the outside world?

[@miriamepage6991]

@@romaschild3 the thing is they wouldn't get many references in the videos you suggest nor the context. It is not a good place to start to start learning about the outside world for them. The History guy has good videos but they are not for them: they wouldn't get many references and they are very North American in their approach Even the video on the history of paper is. It ends up being like a circus more than it is educational.

[@MoBahar687]

You should do a video on North Korea showing the life and how the dictatorship and how bad it is for the people

[@hachemledarka2854]

SPuch the spoon

[@joanmassat8938]

Oh boy! The concentration of the acid is extremely important, not just the type. This video makes anyone with a chemistry degree cringe.😢

[@hachemledarka2854]

Carbonade

[@lajoswinkler]

That video is packed with disinformation. You're not doing these villagers any favor by showing them such stuff. Very misleading. That spoon is made from a low melting point alloy and is dipped in hot water. Acidity is not reactivity. Not only you're misleading villagers, you're also misleading people who watch them reacting...

[@maggotfeast]

It's not. The video's creator never said that the videos in the background always depict the written text. Also, he never said that acidity is the same as reactivity. You are the one who's misleading people with your comment instead of actually looking at the original channel.

[@Belnick6666]

so flour....is 1 Decillion times stronger than urid? :o

[@noahzacharias]

First love the vidoes 🥰🥰

[@hachemledarka2854]

Chlorosulfuric acid

[@hachemledarka2854]

Nitric acide

[@DarthDragon007]

I assume that since the final acid was so powerful and dangerous that the reason there is no actual footage is because it was purposefully destroyed to prevent secrets from getting out.

[@viciousyeen6644]

I can assure you such information does not get destroyed.

[@01DOGG01]

ChemicalForce did a video with it. These videos that they choose to show the guys are usually full of nonsense and misinformation. Like that melting spoon, or that you don't feel an acid burn. Utter garbage!

[@shravansrinivasan4982]

Yet again what a great video.

[@whatbagh]

lysergic

[@AbotDell]

Here before 1 hr + W video

[@hachemledarka2854]

Suprer acide

[@Xarmutinha]

They will surely laugh at "bushman scarecams"

[@thend4427]

Lmao still not as corrosive as vodka on liver...truer words have never been said

[@BIT866]

Pink sauce

[@SherriLyle80s]

🤢🤢

[@hachemledarka2854]

Trifliacid

[@friartalk6060]

I don't know how wise it is to teach Indian villagers about stronger acids, but everyone needs to clearly understand that anyone who throws acid upon another for any reason other than dire necessary defense of someone weaker, deserves to, and very likely will, be cursed to even greater suffering than they caused, especially if they did such a heinous act in support of satanic false religions like islam. THE REAL GOD does not justify cruel selfish hypocrisy or abuse of the weaker.

[@XanderxavierD]

it may comes a shock but neither religion disputes their god is the same god, they just dispute weather jesus was a prophet as Muslims believe or the son of god as Christians believe and wether Muhammad was a prophet from Christian point of view and his writings valid, god same in all cases, jew's to infact jesus was a jew says so in the bible xD, your just like that race in star trek enterprise that went extinct fighting over weather their "god" made the world in 9 days or 10 days xD

[@giuseppemauceri8135]

Pls do more reaction about mr slav

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[@Tyfu39944]

WAIT A DAMN MINUTE UOU MEAN TO TELL ME THE pH SCALE CAN GO BELOW 0???