1 of 2 : Nanosilver - Breakthrough or Biohazard?

What is nanosilver? Why is it used in consumer products such as teddy bears and food containers? How safe is nanosilver, and how might it affect the environment?
Alex Fiorentino at the Museum of Science breaks it down for us.

[@mousemousejim6352]

Tom Cruise can do it all

[@padredelaverde]

Underrated comment. Now i want to see a deepfake of this.

[@feliciawallbrown4224]

Be nice people!!!!

[@eawindowwashing6101]

Copper is way better

[@joshuadc82]

At what? Better is relative to what you need something to do.

[@btrentrps5818]

Where is nano silver ever found in nature?

[@strutt01]

Anywhere there is silver. I mean silver is on the table of elements.

[@maxwellsmart505]

Ubiquitously.

[@strutt01]

Kenneth Kustren it can be broken down to its atom. But in previous parts of history, we knew silver was antiviral just we didn't know how to get it into and throughout our body's easily. At 36 volts d.c. It breaks up into pieces considered easily absorbed by our cells and called colloidal silver. At lower voltages the pieces are even smaller hence nano silver.

[@110southern9]

12 volts is easy to come by, who went through the trouble to test out 36 volts?

[@eawindowwashing6101]

Copper is way better

[@terryhill4732]

Find you another job because you're not too good at the one you're doing quit trying to complicate something that is not complicated at all

[@john-rn3yj]

You really need to quit your day job!

[@selfless-esteem]

He laid out a complicated subject in a very simple and entertaining way, touching all the basics and avoiding unnecessary details....