Potassium Hydroxide Dissolves Chicken To The Bone

[@ernodios]

Just from his tone of voice I can perfectly imagine his sadistic smile

[@michaell.8687]

He is the impostor

[@Raantas]

@@michaell.8687 when the imp is sus

[@Guyfrombladerunner]

He's smile is like awkward and strange smile lol

[@goldem]

@@Raantas DING DING BANG BONG DING DING DANGA DONG

[@shaycxo_]

Omg ikr 🤣

[@dkimballgrant]

Shouldn't you have named the video; "How to dispose of a body in 3 easy steps"?

[@nightstalker8778]

Theres still bones and skeleton.

[@nocknock31]

Night Stalker Well your in luck. You can use potassium nitrate, potassium chlorate, potassium perchlorate, ammonium nitrate or other oxidizers to burn the bones to nothing!

[@nightstalker8778]

bushsurvivalcraft101 no shit? All of it mixed or just one of those?

[@nightstalker8778]

I'm also aware that sulfuric acid can melt bones too. Can't do a thing to fat or muscle.

[@nocknock31]

Night Stalker Anyone you want!

[@sarventetheholynun3322]

It has been an awfully long time since I saw someone wear protection before interacting with dangerous chemicals.

[@Donovaan]

Yeah, most people are stupid lol.

[@151bar151]

Our chemistry teacher always told us that hydroxides do more damage than acids, even though the common opinion is opposite

[@Wildridefilms]

Both are dangerous at high concentrations. But acids also have a dehydration property at high concentrations, which is a bit worse

[@151bar151]

@@Wildridefilms I never said that acids are NOT dangerous :D

[@Wildridefilms]

@@151bar151 I am telling that both are dangerous, but in high concentrations, acids are a bit more dangerous to organic materials than bases

[@Wildridefilms]

@Sol Dei acid can only dissolve mostly inorganic substances like bones. To dissoleve flesh, or any other organic matter, alkalis do a much better job!

[@DanielsArtStudioGamesAnimation]

This is a perfect weapon for corpse extermination :)

[@1rewd133]

That's a wing, not a leg.

[@kalvinlabuik3366]

1rewd1 lol yup

[@thedogsare3849]

I thought that he would say “chicken wing” after the first time...

[@turbanwearersblow]

Lmao

[@suchisubhrabhattacharya4387]

And that's what you care about? Ah... I see you are a man of culture

[@v.567]

Just a note, at around 4:31, you said "cell walls of the chicken leg". Cell walls are not present in animal cells, I think you meant "cell membranes". But anyway, the video was good. Also, that's a chicken wing, not a leg.

[@_blank_3737]

dam ur smarte

[@Meekailonyt]

That one genius in class

[@Wildridefilms]

Yes! And also cell walls aren't fatty, but cellulosic

[@v.567]

@@Wildridefilms Yeah. They're made of everyone's favourite glucose polymer.

[@Lowtaperballsackfade]

Erm what the sigma 🤓☝️

[@Meanie010]

Oh no, I followed recommended links from my favorite cooking channel and now I'm stuck in the "Dissolve things in potassium hydroxide solution" part of youtube! Again!

[@anugrahahaha1908]

haha XD

[@eyekandy3000]

I guess you tube knows what you did last summer

[@aglow370]

Again?! 0-o

[@ikaot]

Man had a shorts channel before it was a thing Crazy!

[@Factsfun-kg4xc]

we use 90% purity KOH flakes at work as a reactant for our production of a Fungicide i have seen what this stuff dose to tissue. im glad to see you are using protective gloves.

[@swr1240]

How the hell am I just finding this channel now? I've been watching the action lab forever!

[@kidheadcase]

If you ever get this stuff on your skin DO NOT TRY TO NEUTRALISE IT WITH ANY KIND OF ACID OR VINEGAR! Doing so will cause an exothermic reaction and give you a terrible burn. Rinse it under a tap for a long time.

[@AhmedRazaAli_2009_pk]

what if i do it with a vinegar sludge

[@iorwenvaremreis2195]

@@AhmedRazaAli_2009_pk Do not neutralize anything on a skin. Just wash it off with water.

[@Factsfun-kg4xc]

water will start the exothermic reaction too it is a hydroxides(OH). brush it off the best you can. after that treat it with tap water for hours.

[@Britt_Kn33]

"Chicken leg" bruhh... that's a damn wing! 🐓🍗 Side note tho... so this is how Pinkman dissolved that dude in Breaking Bad and screwed up that bathtub.

[@KoiNyle]

Ye

[@ceoofthen-word8849]

He used an acid I think, not a base, it is a worse method

[@thedoctorwho1stfan]

If i'm not mistaken, Pinkman uses hydrofluoric acid. From what i'm seeing here that seemed like a more efficient option than any base chemical. Then aigain i'm definitely more of a Pinkman than a White so i wouldn't know.

[@Britt_Kn33]

@@thedoctorwho1stfan yeah I eventually looked it up and you're right. It was HF.

[@thedoctorwho1stfan]

@@Britt_Kn33 Glad you found it :).

[@thomashaas5965]

Zazu to Scar: "didn't your mother ever tell you not to play with your food?" That question applies here.

[@carnipicus5320]

is this how the mexican mafia disposes of its nemesis

[@ActionLabShorts]

Actually, yes it is:) Kind of morbid, so I conveniently left that out.

[@thisaintitchief5083]

carnipicus Their called the Mexican Cartel and yes this is how.

[@nightstalker8778]

Don't you have to heat it up in order for it to dissolve?

[@thisaintitchief5083]

Night Stalker No I don't think so.

[@nightstalker8778]

Oh...So it just heats up on its own?

[@spcraftsman2656]

Imagine going to a store and thinking yeah I'll buy chicken wing soap today.

[@vxCOCOxv]

This is what’s in oven cleaner. I got some on my arm, in ten minutes a quarter size of skin peeled off, and it was raw! OUCH!!! Why it’s so important to use ARM length gloves when cleaning with it. It is strong even in household oven cleaner!!

[@fxhw7754]

vxCOCOxv maybe you meant hydrogen peroxide?

[@blackiesun]

@@fxhw7754 No, oven cleaner has sodium hydroxide in it. Not potassium hydroxide, but they're both strong bases so same effects.

[@samz_8]

i use all natural cleaners and they work wonders. stay away from that chemical stuff. it’s dangerous and harmful!

[@jeyveph]

@@samz_8 what do you consider natural cleaners? Castile soap is considered natural yet it is made with this,

[@earthdog1961]

How did you neutralize when you were finished ? Alkaline hydrolysis is how the melt bodies at the mortuary, but it also leaves the bones which can the be ground to powder.

[@jerichojoe307]

Fun fact: for every 10 degrees Celsius above room temperature you get a doubling in the reaction. Farmers use this to get rid of dead livestock. Essentially by boiling the lye solution; the tissue breaks down the faster and turns to a liquid sludge. If the temperature is sustained for at least a few hours it will even dissolve the bone into something called bone Shadows which are so brittle that they literally crumble at the touch and dissolve in water. They then pour vinegar into the vat to neutralize any lye that is left over from the process as the lye breaks down as it reacts with the triglycerides of the fats but there's some residual left over. Once neutralized; This leftover solution can then be used as a liquid fertilizer for trees and shrubs. Yes I just inadvertently told you guys how to dispose of a body🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤯🤯🤯

[@NomadAlly]

@@jerichojoe307 I heard hogs work with even less effort Edit:spelling 😋

[@toutitouti9026]

@@jerichojoe307 What is the scientific name for the lye solution?

[@Angrychemist666-g4x]

KOH!​@@toutitouti9026

[@badideagenerator2315]

​@@toutitouti9026 Lye is Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH) dissolved in water

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

Wait, was this raw or fried chicken? Looked like raw, but then it looked like fried!

[@DomaLlama]

Fried. He says it around 9:36

[@hughaskew6550]

Should have placed a clock in the field of view.

[@Sub2Derkka]

1.25 speed to be talked to by a normal human

[@TrevJericho]

Derkka thanks dude you saved me

[@GonzBM]

LOL

[@luisditaa]

Ur mean I gonna tell my mom :(

[@omilamichaelangelo2688]

Potassium hydroxide (KOH) isn't an acid, it's a base but it can dissolve flesh.

[@kanal2123a]

Yes, all bases ( some more then other ) react with fat in our flesh and make soap... It is extremely painful and dangerous..

[@cactusjacksentme3211]

@@kanal2123a You're right

[@gamersden30]

I got some on my skin :(

[@gamersden30]

@Yann cedric Totsingan It spilt on my hand and it was definitely irritating, but not what I would call painful. This video is a time lapse after all, would not be a good idea to leave it on my skin for longer.

[@aureliodinaguit1645]

@@kanal2123a is KOH a lye use in making soap?

[@deomni6578]

For everyone, if you mix sodium hydroxide (which is almost as dangerous as the one in this video) with hydrochloric acid in correct proportions, you’ll get salty water

[@jessicaembers924]

Yep, acid & caustic will cancel each other.

[@suaveystyles9292]

Watching Ozark got me here somehow....🤣😂😆😩🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾

[@gumnaam9731]

How is ozark related to this?

[@farmer864]

HOOD SOAPZ... coming to a gas station near you!

[@somerandomguy2205]

You have a pretty heat resistant dish there. Is it pyrex?

[@flip2724]

Pyrex in all capitol or with blue tint is fused silca not true borosilicate i think lol

[@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917]

Its just a borosilicate recrystallization dish

[@getmeoutofsanfrancisco9917]

@@flip2724 I think lowercase pyrex is soda-lime. Uppercase is borosilicate.

[@Wildridefilms]

Borosil

[@MickChicken]

8:58 POV: Season 1 Episode 2 of Breaking Bad be like:

[@benjaminlehman3221]

They used acid

[@ahmadhafis4]

Thanos : "I will shred this entire wing, down to its last atom. And then with the stones you've collected for me, create a new one..."

[@spookmeister4528]

Thank you for this information, I'm sure that many future serial killers will find it useful

[@catekessler6405]

Hi Jimmy Joe! I love you!!! I came from Davey's Channel! but I really like your channel so far!!!! remember to have fun in your videos! love you!!!

[@catekessler6405]

o and it would be awesome if you could subscribe to me I might start my channel up soon!

[@ActionLabShorts]

Thanks, hope you enjoy!

[@swagmaster6728]

Th-The goldfish- I can’t stop thinking about him-

[@user-eh7im6un9j]

Great, now that I’ve been black listed by the FBI.... I’m going back to my funny animal compilations....

[@triclopsgamer5934]

You: Hey Google, I need to get rid of a body. Google: Okay, here's what I found...

[@aryangera5127]

animal cells don't have cell wall I guess u wanted to say cell membrane

[@Amani_Rose]

Aryan Gera I think he meant like a layer of cells like what the skin is made of

[@shadow_rune6178]

Don't mean to be rude, and I'm sure you said this by mistake, but plants are the only ones that have cell walls, animals just have cell membranes.

[@justthetip96]

Cooked meat vs raw meat. Any difference in the cellular structure and would one react faster than the other?

[@2012petvet]

Yes Please

[@vladimirarellano3715]

You ever find your answer?

[@vishnnuvijay9096]

Yeah cooked meat have low water content to evaporate hence hydrolyse fast.

[@angie-wf8pt]

why did i think he was gonna put a whole chicken in it 😂

[@jedediahbc]

So this os the same stuff they use in the hydrolosis cremation system?

[@tmalaklaryka]

I knew i wasnt the only one watching this from videos related to hydrolosis cremation system!!

[@OceanSwimmer]

If not the same, very similar. Exact same process, EXCEPT: The hydrolysis cremation machine adds vigorous mixing, which speeds up the process. Heat is also released during a flameless cremation (due to the chemical reactions taking place). The 'boiling' accelerates the whole process.

[@RG-hf4et]

I shouldn't have started eating my chicken dinner while watching this....lol.

[@abdalrhmansalman7225]

Now I know how to get rid of those bodies in my basement

[@mgri6thfk721]

Can't belive even potassium hydroxide loves chicken

[@totinobonito]

Yep... noted ☺️ will use this information for good

[@jayquan17ify]

how long did it take for it to dissolve?

[@AyushKumar-ir4wd]

This channel is more interesting than other one of yours

[@robertrodriguez2432]

i cant believe your doing this in your kitchen

[@theuneliteathlete8658]

It's still too long for me. I need my bodies decomposed a lot quicker than that 😂😂

[@arianacazares3939]

Hi there I totally make soaps from scratch the meat saponified! They used to make soap back in the day out of ashes from the fire and meat bones

[@sulaimonmaestro2436]

It's very *Exothermic* ... all you need to know!

[@basslove7849]

cells and cell membrane, animal cells don't have the strong outer covering like a plant cell does

[@057_nazly7]

Bass Love Thanks captain obvious.

[@Zork69]

Your wife let you use the good kitchen items!?!? 😂 wow

[@natesims722]

Hear that sound, that's me scraping the glass bowl with my fork lol

[@X4V3RY]

Fried chicken soap.. would be popular with some people

[@TrevJericho]

J F now you just be careful where you aiming that, you’ll probably say watermelon shower gel as well, and colt 45 shampoo!!! That’s racism!!!

[@pseltoro4]

Im not sure how old this 'scientist' is but I would call that a chicken 'WING'. But that's just me.

[@degreaseLLC]

I can attest to the dangers of hydroxides. I use both sodium and potassium hydroxide to remove grease from kitchen exhaust systems. We don't make our solutions that strong but they will burn you none the less. much more reactive to proteins than an acid.

[@ct6502c]

From everything I've seen and read, alkalines seem to be much more dangerous than acids.

[@christianluff]

For reference, that’s a chicken WING 🍗

[@jimrobertson7991]

This is the 1st step to creating a Chicken McNugget

[@kuso808hawaii5]

This is how Mexicans destroy trumps wall

[@LP-ju2fi]

Sodium hydroxide does nothing to metals. Ferus ones anyway.

[@akarshahuja4217]

At 4:30 I think he meant cell membranes not cell walls, this is because only plant cells have call walls

[@emcam2092]

"chicken leg"?

[@kalvinlabuik3366]

Em Cam lol 😉😏😆👍🏾

[@carolinamarino2840]

Hi! I come from April and Davey's channel!.. Your channel is very fun to see and learn........ please tell me you didn't use that fork and bowl later for food :S

[@ActionLabShorts]

Thanks for subscribing!

[@peppeddu]

I'd be interested to see how potassium hydroxide dissolves decades old tobacco stains from metal surfaces.

[@m.c.r4997]

This comment section is how to dispose your corpse 101

[@rafikamin6617]

The sadistic voice hurts me🥲🥲

[@DonaldzrBeats]

thank you sir, now i can finnaly dissolve my neighbour

[@misternewoutlook5437]

Proper badass drain cleaner.

[@jessicaembers924]

Is this how they made the skeleton in science class?

[@lordovwitchcraft1665]

Thank you for the video, it was very informative. Now I can go dispose of the dead bodies in my closet.

[@Zork69]

Thats how they make Boneless chicken wings… Cool! 😂

[@ChrisJones555.]

Wow brilliant video and very informative and interesting description.

[@God_is_King81]

Makes me want to go watch Fight Club now.

[@rooscoe1061]

Yummy, it's gonna taste delicious in my next soup.

[@jermjordan6411]

My boy got on them Dexter's Laboratory gloves

[@babyvanta]

Did this in the bathtub upstairs. Had to clean up the mess in the basement.

[@emchaoanh9452]

Now I know what to do with my friend, thank dude

[@charmagne2102]

video should be named... "how to make soap with chicken"

[@neversaynever997997]

The amount of potassium hydroxide you put into that water bothers me, it must have been ultra concentrated! In lab we use little amounts of it, like literally maybe 0,3 g to 0,4 g and it is enough to be dangerous. Is that glass in pyrex? Cause I don't think normal glass could take in the amount of esotermic energy you made happen. They wouldn't even let me try in lab to use that much, oh well, I suppose that's what youtube is made for lol

[@karrenwebb3341]

Looks super saturated.

[@shivanshtripathi6318]

Someone told me acid are most dangerous. Now i know he was wrong 😁

[@kevtlee08]

There’s a rotten smell coming from my bath tub drain. I’m assuming it might be a dead rats. Will this help get rid of it? The smell is unbearable.

[@f4llenhite955]

you will damage the drain

[@mazarinee]

Boneless chicken? Chickenless bone.

[@John-un3lj]

The change in the opacity in the solution from 4:20 -> 5:20 - is that real time or have you sped it up? I can't tell if you are really good at cutting videos or if I would start melting within the minute.

[@glagglegreeny]

I had a dream where someone Stoke my tablet, I took it back, this guy poors this stuff on me, and I die

[@goaterible]

The forbidden juice

[@andrewwhitley3048]

Same ingredient in callous remover! Burned a hole on my arm a while back and didn’t feel it at all :/

[@johnkosheluk1041]

Is that what thay use for liquid creamation

[@kennethhempstead8190]

Weirdest chicken leg I've ever seen. 🤣

[@christoti7893]

Same stuff used in the scene from Fight Club when he poured the stuff on his hand after sucking on his hand

[@singlsrvngfrnd]

Nope. That was sodium hydroxide aka Lye. Not potassium hydroxide.

[@sethreign8103]

He kissed it & it was NaOH. This is KOH.

[@TNXaro]

Today, we will be testing with a live chicken..

[@JonKloske]

There is no action, this isn’t a lab, and 11 minutes is not short.

[@rw4614]

The whole thing is just weird and horrifying how a simple chemical reaction can boil flesh down to nothing. 🤮

[@qa3990]

When you measure temp of a substance you are not suppose to let the thermometer touch the glass.

[@ejazomer3711]

Y is that? just curious 🤔

[@invisibleperson4601]

Thank you... I can finally understand how it desolved..

[@Bodragon]

(4:12) - If that's a chicken leg, I'm a gay unicorn mermaid. >

[@2012petvet]

And I'm A Herd Of Cats In Human Skin

[@Dutiful_RN4L]

Yo low key this is sick

[@melissamatthews3927]

Dude that's not a leg that's a wing

[@vinegar2290]

Will it make any powerful scent ? Just to make sure that it won't attract the Neighbors attention

[@candyfs]

yes, it will

[@HUMhumuluslupulus]

Interesting how the seasoning manages to stay solid longer than flesh, would that make spices more durable than other organisms?

[@jesscorbin5981]

Plant kingdom is between the animal and the mineral ones

[@0zelena6kriza4]

It is a chicken wing my scientist! :D

[@elirancohen6243]

What happen if you use too much potassium compare to water and vice versa? Will it dissolves faster or not at all? Also I wondered how come the Bone survive and not dissolve? won't it get weaker and dissolve eventually? I used Sodium Hydroxide before to clean some burned pot, do you think potassium is more efficient in order to achieve the same result? Thanks in advance! :)

[@augustovasconcellos7173]

Potassium hydroxide is a base so, even though it's going to easily destroy flesh (the proteins that make up flesh are acidic), it's not gonna do much to the bone since they are made mostly of calcium, acids on the other hand, will turn bones and teeth into sludge but will take quite a while to dissolve flesh.

[@augustovasconcellos7173]

oh and concerning your question of using more or less of the potassium hydroxide it's kind of a case of yes and no, using more of the the stuff won't dissolve organic tissue faster but it will let you dissolve more of whatever you want to dissolve, on the other hand, using a more concentrated potassium hydroxide solution will actually make the reaction quicker as well as allowing you to dissolve more stuff in it, not really sure about it though.

[@augustovasconcellos7173]

Of course, though, potassium hydroxide is a solid so A: It has to be dissolved in water and B: there's a physical limit to how concentrated this solution can be.

[@aureliodinaguit1645]

Only chemist has more knowledge than us here

[@dnmoscato92]

Please don't ever rub that fork on the glass ever again lol driving me INSANE!!!!

[@therealeikichionizuka]

This video is quite "Based." I'll see myself out

[@billrich5217]

Am i the only one this made hungry?