Bromine vs aluminum is insane!

Making bromine video: • Making a deadly chemic...
A while ago, I made all of this scary bromine in my parent's garage, and now I've decided that I want to throw some aluminum into it. This is one of my favorite reactions, and the last time that I did it, was probably over 6 years ago.
WARNING: Bromine is very toxic and corrosive, and is extremely dangerous if handled improperly.
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[@mcvenne8935]

Veterans knew right away the hammer was coming.

[@youtube.commentator]

I knew that was happening and I can't even work on cats or dogs

[@crab6203]

@@youtube.commentator i like this comment a lot

[@megalomaniac6464]

As soon as he said gently

[@udhavvarma7097]

"I need to take it out carefully..."

[@Eli-007]

If he hadn't broken the glass I would be very disappointed. (Sorry if I misspelled)

[@user-wr2uy9pj4m]

Nile: "Carefully" Any random hammer in 3 kilometer radius: "you called?"

[@B3RS3RK3RAH]

Nile: I am still worthy

[@Delm0s]

Ya

[@firstnamelastname4582]

We all saw it coming, still laughed

[@DragonOfTheMortalKombat]

@@B3RS3RK3RAH whosoever holds this hammer if he be worthy shall possess the knowledge of Nigel

[@marcefab5334]

SCIENCES WITH NILERED! HAMMERS!!

[@CatCatCat19]

I want a whole series of NileRed "carefully" removing stuff out of his test tubes

[@chimpxi]

well, alumunium is gone, but metal is born.

[@sultan9givewey]

Me to my girlfriend : 1:28

[@ThetrueSpork]

I remember my teacher showing our class this back in chemistry class and it’s to this day one of the coolest reactions I’ve seen.

[@hasanborazan8008]

So, he brought actual bromine into the class and caused a violent reaction using it in front of the students? In what grade?

[@coffee1635]

​@@hasanborazan8008 😂

[@sultan9givewey]

Me to my girlfriend : 1:28

[@ThetrueSpork]

⁠@@hasanborazan8008our school had a special chemistry room and I was a sophomore. Yes bromine is dangerous but it’s like not we didn’t have it stored safely, plus we had this vent thing that sucked up all the fumes and it was behind a safe viewing area. It wasn’t in the classroom lol.

[@lagrangiankid378]

​@@hasanborazan8008or he just showed them the youtube video of the reaction.

[@proudaryanhindu5349]

Alternate title: "Extracting jewellery bead from an ever lasting fire cracker".

[@bobbobber4810]

A deadly and cancerogenic fire cracker.

[@potato_mr873]

@Bob Bobber forbidden fire cracker*

[@GigaChad-tv7xl]

@Low Tier God This has no relevance whatsoever.

[@idonthaveskill5054]

@Low Tier God cool... how is this relevant?

[@SaintJimmy379]

Better than my alternative title XD

[@Hungry_for_LIKES]

This is *quality* content.

[@Blackoutfor10days]

Chemistry content 😀

[@supernova1552]

@Low Tier God what??

[@Luna_B_8]

It's quality brain

[@jrjr1295]

That’s why I watch the ads all the way through 💯

[@commandbaker3334]

Agreed

[@py8554]

The equation for the principal reaction is 2 Al(s ) + 3 Br2(l ) --> 2 AlBr3(s ) Some of the aluminum bromide is produced as fumes, causing the white smoke seen in the video. In addition, aluminum bromide reacts violently with water to produce HBr and aluminum hydroxide or oxide.

[@drunkydrunk2351]

Woah... That's amazing

[@ryanjoserishi7c708]

This is just an idea for a cool birthday candle. A toxic one, but still a cool looking birthday candle.

[@BinglesP]

Don't put it on the cake, though.

[@kanyud]

We know exactly what would happen when he said "carefully" 😂

[@wernerhiemer406]

At least very carefully to get rid of any residue. And he got ball(s) to use some force.

[@vineet3741]

😂😂🤣😅

[@kaitetsujin4349]

Same

[@scootergrant8683]

He is developing a trait to his channel that we are all loving. But the Cæsium one scared me.

[@Lunarpollo5622]

Patrick using chainsaw on his new nose

[@florabloom3906]

He is the real version of "Dumbledore asked calmly"

[@sleepful1917]

read another fucking book

[@Skyer_]

@@sleepful1917 wat

[@Geral454]

@@sleepful1917 r/wooosh

[@hellstoastt]

"Now, all I have to do, is try and carefully get it out of the tube"

[@sleepful1917]

@@Geral454 thats not even how that works

[@thefellowbreather]

Dude, never ever stop. You are an inspiration. Really proud of you!

[@sultan9givewey]

Me to my girlfriend : 1:28

[@HonestJerimiah]

Dude your channel has helped me learn more about chemistry than high school ever did. And you're so much fun to watch!

[@10n0]

His videos are great but tbh this hardly teaches you anything

[@sultan9givewey]

Me to my girlfriend : 1:28

[@mr.j1003]

I think we all knew he was never gonna do anything "carefully"

[@KtheKing01]

Sir your pfp

[@chri-k]

@@KtheKing01 indeed

[@brawmankerlexterminateurde860]

He is a mad scientist that his why

[@michaelnajoan5104]

well he only say that he'll be careful getting it OUT of the tube, he doesn't say he care about the tube

[@coldestballs3743]

Give pfp

[@snosno2555]

surprised he didn't throw it at the wall in the end

[@DyslexicMitochondria]

lol i was surprised too

[@mattearenzi8972]

@@DyslexicMitochondria Hey bro I watch ur videos. Love your channeI

[@crabjunie]

didn’t you hear? he really wanted that metal ball

[@SaengerDruide02]

Bromine is toxic af

[@brawmankerlexterminateurde860]

He only toss harry mineral to the wall not tubes

[@vishalsrivastava2571]

I love your commentary dude. Please keep posting your shorts.

[@editvid7293]

That looks so cool! Keep it up NileRed! I love these kinds of videos. And ı couldn’t pass without telling this but the reaction actually looks like a vision from hell or a volcano witch is super cool!!!!

[@CzarownicaMarta]

That cute little bursting bubble at 1:27 was the icing on a cake of this reaction.

[@sultan9givewey]

Me to my girlfriend : 1:28

[@ankurmallick7154]

⠀

[@supreman303]

Xd

[@jrhermosura4600]

mhm

[@Sero3_]

Carefully get the bead out of the tube does not mean careful with the tube. :D

[@nbhunia1]

I saw that coming as it definately stuck at the bottom

[@ankurmallick7154]

@@Sero3_ haha yes..

[@vectorhunt9118]

You are very careful while doing experiments. UNDERSTOOD!!!

[@joebenzz]

"Now what i have to do is trying to carefully getting it out of the tube." Me: "Why not breaking it and be done with it?" *2 seconds later* Me: "oh... right."

[@ShortHax]

I wish my ego was as strong as that test tube

[@daev255]

Damn

[@kinggenderman1874]

@@callistoarmy5576 I don't think you're worth the time if you have to do this

[@MissHuHu456]

@@kinggenderman1874meanwhile I don't promote advertising, that's unnecessarily mean.

[@madhavved2875]

@@MissHuHu456 eh he didn't abuse him. It wasn't worth promoting here so

[@darthtyranus7447]

@@callistoarmy5576 Get off KZbin. If you have to beg for people to look at your stuff then it just shows how bad your channel is.

[@art_lancer]

"When you use sparkles as rocker fuel"

[@dianamitchell4214]

This was incredible, thanks for the upload :)

[@cybersafe4123]

Reactions are endlessly amazing

[@CottonBollBat]

"So today, we're gonna be making actual hellfire inside of a test tube"

[@chuckcrunch1]

actual hellfire wouldn't that be burning Sulphur

[@noecarrier5035]

"If you can't make your own Hellfire then store bought is fine."

[@inky_mesa]

No this is definetli rocket fule in russia🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@KIURazin]

Thought the same, hellfire.

[@noecarrier5035]

@@inky_mesa It's the same colour as the fumes from classic Russian hypergolic rocket motors, yes. Those usually burn some sort of hydrazine alongside a powerful oxidiser like nitrogen tetroxide or red fuming nitric acid. They leave distinctive and ominous orange clouds. Hypergolic fuels spontaneously burn on contact with each other and, while substantially less powerful and efficient than other fuels, makes up for this by being storable over long periods ready to be used and having greatly simplified engine designs, reducing cost and decreasing risk. Fuels like kerosene and hydrogen, burned under liquid oxygen, are much more powerful, but they need large, insulated tanks to stop the cryogenic hydrogen or oxygen from boiling off and complicated engine designs that can ignite the fuel and oxidiser flows and manage that combustion continously.

[@reekys]

"carefully get it out of the tube" *smashes it instead*

[@justinblin]

If that’s not careful, I don’t know what is

[@Edigor100]

he carefully smashed it

[@brawmankerlexterminateurde860]

@@Edigor100 indeed Cuz that wasn't violent

[@HVZ3-]

0:28 how to make a firework 😂😂😂

[@incogn3gr0]

Love your channel👌🏿

[@blueeyes6557]

“I try and carefully take it out of the tube” *casually breaks it with a hammer*

[@monkehbitch]

Your powers of observation are astounding.

[@ishanpednekar6576]

He said it calmly after all

[@shanezhang8277]

@@monkehbitch lol

[@lavasharkandboygirl9716]

You must be new around here

[@linhardtvonhevring805]

"Did you put your name into the goblet of fire" Dumbledore asked calmly

[@Irondragon1945]

"Did you put Aluminium foil in the goblet of bromine, Harry?!"

[@danielbautista8587]

Nile asked calmly

[@jiazeng6485]

_calmly_

[@STUBBORNIDEALISM]

*calmly*

[@sleepful1917]

my god read another book

[@mracorismg3656]

That comedic pause on that last bromine bubble!

[@shorty808100]

being into explosions and fire *( extractions and ire )* that's pretty neat there

[@kinnikuzero]

Chemist 1: "bruh, who's chemical is that?" Chemist 2: *"bromine"*

[@microcosmos1864]

Bro I'm wheezing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Kineth1]

Chemist 1: "bruh, I know it's yours, but what is it?" Cue "Who's On First" excerpt.

[@brawmankerlexterminateurde860]

"Bromix" that sound like a good name for a band for a song or a music

[@ReddFoxx1562]

no

[@kinnikuzero]

@@ReddFoxx1562 yes

[@Blizzard2212]

"Try and get it out carefully" *SMAHES IT WITH A HAMMER*

[@karthikeyan3d319]

That's how you do it carefully

[@duckyboi3095]

Lmao

[@eric_d]

1:14 "carefully get it out of the tube" I love it! 😀

[@Magic_Islandtxt]

Bro your so amazing man!!

[@BreakingYTown]

Note: leave your bromine at home when flying

[@wernerhiemer406]

You can still substitute it with sort of silver. But be quick or it runs away into any cracks and can not be in.

[@cocallevi4084]

Remember, regardless of how careless he might seem, he takes safety super seriously, and so should you the second you enter the lab :)

[@iamproudofyouiloveyou]

yes kel

[@cocallevi4084]

@@iamproudofyouiloveyou yes disappointed fischl (sorry for my poor life decisions)

[@iamproudofyouiloveyou]

@@cocallevi4084 don't worry about that, you're great and you matter nevertheless

[@andersyu4464]

omor

[@fytos_]

@@iamproudofyouiloveyou oh proud Fischl, what is your wisdom?

[@nancy.nishino]

The sound was awesome lol

[@Inside.Frame1]

When Nigel said "carefully," I knew what was going to happen.

[@pandazebra8576]

“carefully get it out of the tube” USE A HAMMER TO BREAK IT VIOLENTLY

[@Sero3_]

I mean he did it slow enough I guess.

[@heyroli]

I've never in my life enjoyed science this much.

[@awmsquare-a4621]

This is exactly what i though a chemical reaction would look like as a kid

[@vobv7814]

this thing beatboxes way better than i ever will

[@Poxyquotl]

Ah, another episode of “NileRed abuses his fume hood” excellent.

[@A2C2]

Don’t forget the poor beakers and testubes

[@tiredofliving920]

"getting it out carefully" breaks it with a hammer

[@TheOtherSteel]

Interviewer - What are your favorite chemical reactions? NileRed - All of them.

[@Stormo314]

That sounded satisfying

[@gatitosanchez7788]

NILE: "GENTLY" everyone: i know where this is going

[@4rover4]

1:08 "now what i have to do, is triyng to caerfully get it out of the tube" * breaks with hammer * me: yeah sure, really caerfully

[@TheOnlyOneCxalse]

He did actually hit with with the hammer carefully.

[@Lee_21]

This is a very nice homemade firecracker DIY video it really helps thank you :D

[@bokscyclone7341]

That looks pretty dope

[@TigerTigerII]

My literal first thought was "Wow, bromine really hates aluminum huh"

[@sporginium]

EUGHAT BROMINE HATE ALUMINUM

[@tortinwall]

Wrong. It loves it. It wants to get really close.

[@Chris8752]

They aren't .....Bro's :P

[@xboxboy93941]

Bromine hates everything, really.

[@EdKolis]

Bromine Man, Bromine Man, Bromine Man hates Aluminum Man, they get in a fight, Bromine wins... (accordion solo)

[@zegermanscientist2667]

The stochiometric weight ratio is also insane. One atom of Al (23) takes on three atoms of Br (80 each). So 1 g of Al approx. requires 10 g of Br for a full reaction.

[@IndependendtransgenderdollRex9]

That's crazy!

[@kimberlypascua8020]

Thanks for the tip on my plan to make a Molotov Bromine soon. 😆

[@VSN1001]

This reaction will definitely make the best volcano science project

[@meeraunnikrishnan5499]

Love how it almost tricked us into believing that the reaction was done at 0:37

[@bmghjdful]

Thats me when i eat taco bell

[@themightyoperative1260]

0:33 ppl after 🌮 🔔

[@ap0.0rva]

0:35 That's some sick beat

[@brendanmorris8274]

Fire work 🎇

[@JomeG]

This is *exactly* what we pictured when we were kids how chemical reactions turn out to be.

[@kiryu2281]

1:11 **Uses a hammer**

[@luginess0]

Fire content man

[@fire_bro0638]

It looked like a firework!

[@UwUTheCommenter]

I’m starting to think he’s gonna be the one to blow up Mars

[@SnickersEatsCookies]

starting to think?

[@arabellaslimbo]

Lol he prolly would be

[@maxazzopardi7446]

We should all strive to end every video by saying "I'm left with a nice little metal ball"

[@potatoesandducks958]

You got balls of steel for saying something so bold

[@memesbhai310]

Wow long lasting Firework

[@ashunirmal2149]

this one was amazing

[@bobforester6151]

0:44 me when I finish a bottle of cola

[@wisp7627]

All I know is that if this reaction happened on a much larger scale that it would be catastrophic! Dude is a Hardcore Legend!!!

[@jasonlin9805]

It’s basically an aluminum incinerator that also doubles as a deadly firework show

[@johnbrittoc238]

I like how he was 'carefully' removing aluminum bromide from the tube.

[@elmacho2789]

The chemistry teacher’s worst nightmare All y’all better be takin’ notes

[@sleepful1917]

on what

[@doctordeathdefying132]

Nile putting the ball into water sounded like the Souls of the Damned trying to escape hell

[@PollokPoochesDogWalking]

Almost exactly the same reaction I have when I finish work and head to the pub on a Friday

[@geonfeetpic]

You know it’s gonna be good when you hear him say “ I haven’t done this in 6 year’s “

[@dearickangelonej.legaspi6686]

Thats going to be an awesome volcano experiment for the science fair

[@NegaDruid]

And now completely curious as to why this happens. Excellent spark of interest for knowledge you've generated with this!

[@aliensinmyass7867]

Sounds like a sorting algorithm

[@sidx87]

Damn Aluminium had balls to fight with Bromine and it even gets proven at the end.

[@solidaritytime3650]

When I imagine hell, it's almost exactly the bromine and aluminum reaction.

[@gaelstrarai]

At least hell will be pretty then! :D

[@tomj4406]

No one can even pretend honestly to want to go there..yet it is an individual decision. Anyone can garner Glory via a few spoken words with faith, asking the Lord Jesus to be saved. To either spend forever in the worst place in the universe, or the best place. Ez choice.

[@solidaritytime3650]

@@tomj4406 I don't believe hell to be a place. But certainly it's absurd that someone would choose it for oneself.

[@jayare1933]

Nile I totally relate to your fascination with fuming red liquids! They are intriguing!

[@theronsokol8078]

I need you to do compilations of a bunch of your experiments that I can go to sleep to. At least 20 minutes

[@mbr8928]

Wished my schooled days had such interesting ways of teaching practically

[@flarfschnikelman6780]

I never knew I needed this information, but now I know it while being in the safety of my home. Thank you, Nigel.

[@CapSlaps_]

If every channel had videos like this, even tutorial videos cut and just straight forward, youtube would be 100× better.

[@TheDendran]

1:10 Same energy as the "firmly grasp it"-scene

[@MrFactualGamingOfficial]

If this was at a firework party, it would give everyone something good to watch

[@fluff3339]

You should do a tier list on your favourite chemical reactions, would love to see your favourites and your absolute nightmares

[@elijahbadgett5994]

Can you do a video on marketing hand sanitizer from spray paint? Most spray paints use alcohol as a propellant, so it should be possible if you extract the alcohol from it

[@JohnDoe-sm7vw]

Looks like a fun firecracker

[@AdamClenn]

You summoned a hell gate and I am scared for the future

[@kentofmississippi]

I'm glad you are doing these shorts. My favorite part of Chemistry class was watching the laser disc clips. "cesium and water" *pop

[@debarghabiswas6858]

"Carefully" , Dumbledore said calmly.

[@gyan.....]

1:13 carefulness at its finest

[@The_ClayMator]

You created a portal to hell in that one test tube, the noises are all the screams of agony

[@GiveMeGhosts]

'This is my favorite reaction' (Makes hellfire in a tube)

[@tonibeba8911]

This would make a perfect firework for new year. Can you send me some Bromine pls

[@williamtibbetts4248]

I can see why this is one of your favourite reactions

[@One.MC.]

I love making sketchy stuff in the garage