Pure Silicon Dioxide From Beach Sand

[@lanehaden3457]

Great video! I'm a young aspiring chemist as well and it's nice to see others with the same interests on KZbin!

[@BackMacSci]

+Lane Haden Thanks man! Love to see more kids interested in home chemistry!

[@WheelScreech]

Same man been loving chem since i was 14 great to see others out there like me

[@ShaqShalom]

hey buddy, well done for your effort and motivation :)

[@BackMacSci]

+burgerischeap Thanks! Check out my other videos too because I think they're a lot better now.

[@hilmiakgunlu1036]

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[@thegamingkids_234]

Whoever's reading this remember God loves you so much!

[@NathanNGM]

Ha ha I love your commentary! Great video and sound science. I'm going to check out your other stuff for sure!

[@BackMacSci]

Awesome, thank you!

[@shashipatel6885]

How is this turned to liquid silicone rubber?

[@estehbread]

I love your ambition in what you do. Keep it up!

[@BackMacSci]

thank you!!

[@redminote3864]

How to determine the percentage of pure silicon dioxide? Any formula?

[@redminote3864]

Hopefully will get a quick reply

[@cecil1341]

Park here for the formula too

[@BackMacSci]

haha

[@BackMacSci]

If you are curious about the purity of the final SiO2 in this video, it should be >99% as long as you fully convert the sodium silicate to SiO2. Good question, and I apologize that I'm shit at response time lol.

[@redminote3864]

@@BackMacSci thank you for that

[@genkidama7385]

taking chemistry lessons from teenages wow, shit you can do in 2019 on youtube is insane !

[@BackMacSci]

HAHA! Don't trust me completely! I was like 15 back then

[@southof.nowhere6096]

Good stuff, man! Using an alteration of your method with oxalic acid. I think im going to stop with the purified sand until I have a more proper set up to handle molten sodium hydroxide though lol.

[@omsingharjit]

Can you make elementary si by heating it with coal ?

[@omsingharjit]

Is it possible to turn siO2 into quartz crystal ?

[@timothy2902]

Is this just white sand?

[@thedon7625]

4:19 not really understanding the reaction here.. how is Na2(SiO2)7 possible?

[@robertolivarez5742]

Quantum entanglement

[@polishnope5609]

basically NaOH+SiO2--> sodium metasillicite and bunch of different sillicates like Na2(SiO2)7 which then react with sulfuric acid to get create many forms of sillicic acid then some silicic acid decomposes in the presence of sulfuric acid after drying all of the sillicic acid decomposes into K2SO4 and sillicone dioxide(sand) and K2SO4 is water soluable

[@Mientus_official]

@@polishnope5609 where did potassium come from?

[@polishnope5609]

@@Mientus_official man i don't really know what i was yapping about back then i probably mixed up K and Na mid my sentence

[@viktorprypoten5233]

surely in the formation step of silicic acid you could use HCl instead of H2SO4, and then wash out the former NaCl after drying. seems like a much cheaper approach, cause HCl is readily available. if the yield is reduced, just freeze the thing and let it crash out. or am I missing something

[@gordanng5803]

Will the jelly compound dissolve in the filtrate if it's not filtered out instantly?

[@sorsorscience0787]

Where do you get sulfuric acid?

[@dogodogo5891]

When you cook silocon dioxide with naoh can you dilute it and become sodium silicate? I would like to make waterglass for coating

[@BackMacSci]

I believe this will slow down the rate of reaction significantly if you try to dissolve the SiO2 in aqueous NaOH, but give it a try and let me know if it works!

[@pepcarmona3143]

Do you think this is useful to use it for plants? Amorf Silicon dioxid?

[@abdullahbakri2909]

What is that peice rotating in side the beaker what u call it please

[@cbstar6920]

U are an amazing youtuber and keep making such amazing videos people nowadays are not into these amazing videos that's why you don't have more. Views but people like me who go to college really need your videos thanks and sorry about that long comment

[@kcslai1293]

you know what, our ministry of education which known as MPM want us to prepare silica gel from sand ,wth they are thinking!

[@harithsyahmiezulfikree6020]

韩信 hey! I’m an stpm student too 😂

[@kcslai1293]

Harith Syahmie r u here to search for the same thing too?

[@qiqileng911]

Same here😂

[@kcslai1293]

qiqi leng 1 more day before being scolded by teacher for doing nothing!!!!

[@Pooja-ll9sl]

we are here. together

[@piyushchandrala1925]

This silical gel use for Column chromatography?

[@فاروقحجام]

How do we get colloidal silica?

[@relaxingcare2818]

Hey buddy, is it could be using for spray at leaf ?

[@Vladimir-q8h]

Instead of HCL, can sand be washed with using distilled water and vapors?

[@jajkonatwardo5493]

No, water doesnt react with calcium carbonate

[@geoffgeoff143]

Two questions. Why didnt you just crush quartz? How did you get other minerals out, such zs zircon etc.

[@shabloomykazoo6225]

Zircon is acid soluble so it’s washed out with the acid. Any residual mineral content should be negligible.

[@shabloomykazoo6225]

Though, maybe there’s some residual calcium sulphate which isn’t as soluble in HCl as most other minerals involved but it’s likely less than a percent.

[@zzhkszz]

Can i use muriatic acid to replace hcl?

[@jtbmetaldesigns]

In this case yes. You are literally stripping calcium carbonate and iron oxide from the silica in sand

[@charlesdye6804]

Your way of going greener? Can you drive deeper into how you recover the silica from a mine? Lots of solar mining operations where this is?

[@panzznine713]

does it had a significant changes if the sand is color black? but still at the beach though

[@BackMacSci]

oooh good question. I wouldn't waste your time on that sand. Only purify sand that is composed of mostly SiO2.

[@Kyle-sg4rm]

Hi, great video and very helpful info for what i'm attempting to do. I'm wanting to purify some beach sand in concentrated acetic acid (freeze distillation concentrated to somewhere around 30-40%), as i've read that it will dissolve the calcium carbonate and also iron and other metal impurities that should become iron acetate etc, which will be washed out afterwards when adjusting ph. So basically using a strong acetic acid instead of HCl. Then I will use the clean(ish) silicon beach sand to combine with sodium hydroxide and make sodium silicate as you did here - It will be for use as a binder in composites. Just one question... Did you heat the dry silicon sand with dry sodium hydroxide and it melted into water-glass like that? Or did you add some water before heating? Thanks!

[@BackMacSci]

Hi Kyle, sounds like you have a fun project planned. On the part of the procedure you’re referring to, I added no water to the mixture because it would prevent the NaOH from becoming molten. And we don’t want that because then the Sodium silicate will form very slowly. Thanks for checking out the video!

[@Kyle-sg4rm]

Hi, thanks for your reply! Ah, that makes sense - and the info i've been reading suggest that beach sand silica in particular is much slower in aqueous NaOH. If you used 60 grams of your crude silicon dioxide with 80 grams of NaOH and the resulting yield of pure silicon dioxide was 40 grams after precipitating with the acid, does that mean that all 20 grams of the original crude 60 grams of silicon dioxide were impurities? Or did the acid precipitation step simply just not precipitate all of the silicon out of the sodium silicate mix? I ask because I hope to just use the crude silicon dioxide without further purification and I thought (going by your results) that I may need to reduce the amount of NaOH a little bit, since it would mean excess NaOH in the sodium silicate mix? Also, what is the least amount of water (in grams) that could be added to, say... 100 grams of the dry sodium silicate? I'm going for a dense yet workable sodium silicate mix, because when dry, the evaporated water will have left pores in it's place that will be throughout the set material, making it weaker. I may also try adding 1-5% glycerin as a plasticizer when mixing in the water - i've heard glycerin and some other types of plasticizers can be used with silicates to increase plasticity slightly, so it's not so brittle. Many thanks!

[@BackMacSci]

I think that the 20 grams of crude SiO2 that were not in the yield were left in the solution and didn’t precipitate, as you suggested. As for the amount of NaOH you are thinking of using, I would keep it the same but add more acid than I did. Finally, I do not know how to do the process of adding glycerin to the silicate so I can’t help you there, sorry! Have fun experimenting!

[@Kyle-sg4rm]

Thanks man, that's great! I won't be going to the precipitation stage, as I just want to make sodium silicate. And your video demonstrates how to make it from beach sand, plain and simple. I'll test out what the effect of adding glycerin is and how much to use. It's for making semi-transparent greenhouse panes - sodium silicate will be worked into white cotton sheet, which should work much like fibreglass or something similar. It seems like it would be a great alternative to plastics (like poly-carbonate) as they all leach out toxic stuff into plants/soil/those who eat the contaminants. And glass is not an option, as earthquakes are very common here these days. I can even see potential for plasticized sodium/potassium silicate as a binder for adding to rough fibrous paper for making boats and other things. If that doesn't work, then there's a way to dissolve cellulose (pretreated in hot acid, then washed) using NaOH and Urea at cold temps around or below 0 degrees Celsius - it produces a transparent plastic! That could also be an interesting one to try for your experiments/videos...? Information on alkali/urea cellulose plastics is severely lacking. Thanks again!

[@BackMacSci]

Sounds very enticing as a vid idea!

[@brunomachadogrechi5964]

Congratulations! Great job, the best proportion of NaOH is the 60g SiO2 and 80 g NaOH?? Thank you

[@toutitouti9026]

Does potassium hydroxide react with silicon and dissolve, and what is the percentage, please? Greetings

[@toutitouti9026]

Does potassium hydroxide react with silicon and dissolve, and what is the percentage, please? Greetings

[@smttkn4074]

What can we make with SiO2

[@elyyn_7840]

SiO2 + Mg --> Si + MgO silicon is a semi conductor, very useful moreover I have read that silica (silicon dioxide SiO2) is quartz, however I'm not sure

[@Herakleus252]

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[@zempilomabaso7750]

What do you call this method ?

[@saidsahra15]

Can i use 30/° sulfuric acid

[@BackMacSci]

I think you can use 30% but it will take a larger volume. Thanks for asking!

[@saidsahra15]

@@BackMacSci i have a pink results is that normal

[@BackMacSci]

Do you mean pink results as in your silicon dioxide product is pink?

[@saidsahra15]

@@BackMacSci yes

[@barthooghwerff1682]

Can i use HCl in stead of the HSO4 because its very hard to get in Holland... We dont use it as a drain cleaner i guess...

[@tatemcaluney7269]

Yes you can!

[@barthooghwerff1682]

Thanks mate! I just finished the reaction of the crude SiO2 and NaOH . Now i'm letting the reaction products dissolve overnight. Can't wait to see the results! Thanks for the info and the awesome video!

[@zzhkszz]

And what if i want purify 1kg of sand, how much of hydrochloric acid should i use?

[@thecrudelab3204]

erm... isnt the HCl reacting with the SiO2 to make SiCl4? if not, then the SiO2 will react with the NaOH to make Na6Si2O7(sodium silicate)? im new to this so im just asking

[@BackMacSci]

You’re right about the the SiO2 reacting with the NaOH to form silicate, but the HCl is not able to break the covalent bonds between the Si and O atoms, and SiCl4 will never form when they are combined.

[@johnblacksuperchemist2556]

Cool experiment. That is some pretty sharp thinking

[@shitalshendage2623]

hey, Does any change in purity of silicon dioxide if we add extra sulphuric acid

[@BackMacSci]

Good question! You should only add sulphuric acid to the sodium silicate in the correct mole ratio, otherwise you could be wasting reagents.

[@raghavsood6156]

can you just get sand then heat it and expect it to melt and shape it in fiorm of glass?

[@BackMacSci]

not usually, no. Almost all sand has impurities like the carbonates seen in this video. You should purify your sand by this process before melting the SiO2 into glass. Make sure you are using a furnace that can reach 3,200˚F otherwise you'll just heat up the SiO2.

[@gregorymalchuk272]

You should refine this down to silicon, and then try upgrading the metallurgical grade silicon to electronic semiconductor grade silicon used in semiconductors.

[@alpergokcek6756]

Is this final product have piezoelectric properties?

[@BackMacSci]

+Alper Gökcek Haven't tried to test for that and don't know how... haha. Why?

[@alpergokcek6756]

Because i want to make homemade piezocrystal for experimental purposes.

[@aasthiyabharathi2616]

you have any Journal paper related to this work

[@MuzikBike]

Would this make better thermite than normal sand?

[@BackMacSci]

Good question, I answer that in another one of my videos by saying it doesn't make that good of a yield of elemental silicon as regular sand, but it does react brighter and faster!

[@zzhkszz]

Hi, can i ask what is hydrochloric acid 7.1m? I can buy hydrochloric acid with 10% concentration ,would it be enough to purifying sand? Or should i buy 33%~37% hydrochloric acid?

[@BackMacSci]

you can use the 10% HCl if you like, but the purification process will take longer. If you are starting a home lab, I highly recommend get the 31% HCl that is commonly available at hardware or pool supply stores.

[@brento2890]

Wow! What can you do with silicon dioxide?

[@rvnaumenko5]

Eat it

[@robenkhoury7079]

@@rvnaumenko5 NOOOO

[@happymichieworriah8881]

Does it mean we consume aand if this some.in.foods

[@thatothersanecustodian8034]

SiO2 is litteraly just sand tho

[@ieejek43]

Does this experiment suitable for river sand ?

[@BackMacSci]

If the river sand is silicon dioxide-based then yes!

[@khezamihayet3085]

Please Tate Mac, for what we could use pure silicon? I know that from sand we can extract the salt .

[@jadeblades]

Semiconductors

[@galacticcadet]

Would sulfuric acid work for cleaning the sand? I have to make my hcl, so I'd rather use somethin I already have.

[@BackMacSci]

Yes! The sulfuric acid will dissolve the impurities fine!

[@galacticcadet]

+Tate Mac Thank you.

[@kennyyong7694]

Excuse me, why is it the "grt" sound is produced when H2SO4 is added into the Na2SiO3 solution???

[@BackMacSci]

it may be the sound of a small amount of water turning into steam very quickly as a result of the sulfuric acid disproportionating.

[@kennyyong7694]

Thank you so much. Excuse me, do you have any idea on how to make silica gel which act as a stationary phase on tlc plate?

[@kennyyong7694]

Or silica gel which use to absorb moisture.

[@محمدبوسعيد-ك4ي]

What is the concentration of sulfiric acid ? I need the answer a soon as possible

[@xyz8206]

95%

[@sauroman1]

Now how to turn into pure silicon?Want to make infrared window/filter.

[@madhanmadhan1886]

Hello, i am gonna to do my project of silicon from sand.may i get any pdf if you have please send it.

[@pepcarmona3143]

Nice work bro. Thanks for the video. Really appreciate it!

[@BackMacSci]

No problem !

[@Cryptostitan]

​@@BackMacScican we take aluminium from sand because sand contain around 10% aluminium

[@elyyn_7840]

I appreciate your effort sir! question : can I ​use H2SO4 in the begging instead of HCl@@BackMacSci

[@highlytf3978]

Hi, can i know what's the reason you mix hcl with caco3?

[@avelinoviana9444]

Porque la arena trae CaCO3 ,caliza,triturada.

[@avelinoviana9444]

Because sand gets CaCO3 in the beach

[@Miemiemay]

How do u know how much NaOH to add in ?

[@BackMacSci]

I use stoichiometry. If you want to know how to use this method, watch Khan Academy's Videos on stoichiometry and do many many practice problems! www.khanacademy.org/science/chemistry/chemical-reactions-stoichiome

[@qiqileng911]

What is the molarity of HCl?

[@BackMacSci]

around 7.1M according to my last titration

[@qiqileng911]

@@BackMacSci can we make it at lower molarity?

[@thomasnox1141]

Nice one! Would you consider silicon as a sustainable and environmentally friendly material?

[@BackMacSci]

I'm not too sure! I would have to do more research about its production. But this process is not too harmful to the environment!

[@Jkauppa]

if you dont want to play with complex steps, you could just do molten separation, each oxide should have its own melting point

[@sitishamirah9548]

How to calculate the percentage?

[@BackMacSci]

Hmmm, percentage of what?

[@teddysusanto7348]

Can you tell me how many % of SiO2 in crude SiO2? is it more than 98% or less? thanks.

[@BackMacSci]

+teddy susanto honestly it's probably around 95%

[@ddyy5110]

how do you boil HCL acid? i think it will burst

[@BackMacSci]

+desta Yakob it won't burst it may only decompose if heated too strongly

[@kreynolds1123]

HCl = hydrogen chloride. Add water and you have Hydrochloric acid. Hydrogen chloride solubility in water 823 g/L (0 °C), 720 g/L (20 °C), 561 g/L (60 °C). So as you heat it up, some hydrogen chloride and water will evaporate off. But having something cold will condense both water vapor and hydrogen chloride that is now more soluble in the condensed and colder water.

[@kmpkumim.6147]

do you have documents about this procedure ? with your name on it so i can cite your work

[@BackMacSci]

I don't have documents. But feel free to just cite the video link!

[@Pooja-ll9sl]

can this absorb water??

[@BackMacSci]

I believe the final silicon dioxide I made still had some sodium silicate in it, which readily absorbs water. Sorry, I wasn't too clear in my videos back then.

[@ft7397]

Where is next video you talk about at the end

[@BackMacSci]

you mean making magnesium silicide? If so, I did perform that reaction off camera but never did another trial or film it. Sorry about that! If you really want me to make a magnesium silicide video again, let me know.

[@sereneliew4915]

Can I know what is this method of extraction of SIO2 from sand called? Can't write the introduction without a proper term😭

[@BackMacSci]

I would just called it a Chemical Purification of Sand

[@ajpollard8096]

"you mustn't react this in a glass crucible, only stainless steel" *uses glass stir rod to stir it.

[@BackMacSci]

+AJ Pollard Haha ok you caught me on that one...

[@ajpollard8096]

Glad you took that one good, I was afraid you wouldn't after I posted it.

[@hardwareful]

NurdRage: Dissolve Glass With Drain Cleaner

[@tommyzhao6600]

AJ Pollard No, it is ok to stir it with glass, but just not in a glass container,

[@OnceShy_TwiceBitten]

This is proof how inexperienced this kid is and things like thermite he shouldn't be doing. It's all fun until he builds a nuclear reactor in his back yard and it melts down. Or worse.

[@coeniebre]

I only need your process up to the sodium silicate stage to manufacture geopolymer concrete !

[@------country-boy-------]

Me too!

[@machinerymining2822]

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[@raghavsood6156]

Is that pure silicon melt?

[@BackMacSci]

It is pure silicon dioxide.

[@amadosanchez7483]

Would it be safe to eat this? I found out it is the main ingredient in my Spanish brand sodium bicarbonate powder that I use for my upset stomach. Sounds sketchy lol

[@BackMacSci]

Haha i think the product would be inert enough to eat, technically. BUT DONT DO IT

[@dejaliloquy]

What is HCL?

[@elyyn_7840]

hydrochloric acid

[@harryniedecken5321]

There are two common forms of HCl. Anhydrous / dry gas, and dissolved in water to form hydrochloric acid. Look at Wikipedia for more information.

[@garybrandon871]

hi buddy will you in any way know what this process is called???

[@BackMacSci]

I would just call it a "Chemical Purification of Beach Sand"

[@apexwindowcleaningservices4457]

How much would it cost to buy this much pure silicon dioxide?

[@BackMacSci]

+Apex Window Cleaning Services You can buy SiO2 in pounds on amazon or ebay for dirt cheap if I'm not wrong!

[@TheRojo387]

This can also be done with table salt, also known as sodium chloride. The chain shouldn't be that much more complex.

[@nitrousfaacundo]

Can I use a solution of NaOH? I need an answer asap Thank you :D

[@mistertheguy3073]

Nitrous you can

[@theotimeyt]

Cool! Name turn it into a ttl Microchip!

[@johngrund2567]

Gonna have the coolest beach, in 'no-time'!

[@BackMacSci]

And most expensive

[@sadockjosephat1896]

Very nice video 👏👏👏👏

[@andreasadi591]

wait.i dont see silicon in equation,only calcium carbonat

[@JyothiSwaroopM]

whats with your hand

[@BackMacSci]

the dots you see are freckles! They are concentrated spots of pigment that develop under my skin as a result of exposure to sunlight! I have my irish DNA to thank for that! :)

[@YouMockMe]

Thumbs up'ed for the HCL/Beaker tip.

[@TortlOdum]

Great video dude, all I want to say tho is please wear gloves even when working with non toxic or corrosive chemicals, just as good practice :) loved the video tho :P

[@bhaskar_bandaru]

Hey, can you please make a video on how to create silicone rubber. Thanks

[@BackMacSci]

+Bhaskar Bandaru It's very easy to make if you have a hardware store nearby but unfortunately I can't make it from scratch like you're asking

[@bhaskar_bandaru]

BackMacSci, yes I just got to know it, making silicon rubber deals with every high temperatures. I think it's hard to make it in back yard. Is that true?

[@BackMacSci]

I'm almost sure it would be almost impossible to do as a home chemist but like I said, there are many videos on KZbin teaching people how to make silicone rubber. I will not make a video on this but if you look up "Grant Thompson Proto Putty", that is a wonderful video on the topic.

[@freespirit9981]

So for first reaction anything that dissolves in HCl should be in the solution including any unused HCl solution. Only solids that should be left are impurities. Some items in the solution should be Fe, Co, Al, Zn, Ni, Sn, Mg, and Au if oxidized. Need to breakout chem book. Having trouble finding what all elements dissolve in HCl. So 10.35g of elements have been expelled in the solution or as a gas.

[@BackMacSci]

+Greg L. The theory is that the mass loss is due to CaCO3 impurities.

[@abbyrose9043]

Nice video i enjoyed watching it!

[@BackMacSci]

+Abby Rose thanks! This was a pretty old video though so you should check out my newer stuff too!

[@abbyrose9043]

I would definitely check them out!

[@wedomusic9451]

Good vid! Pretty sure NaOH eats through copper. Keep going!

[@3daypriest]

You should emphasize the molarity of your hydrochloric acid. If you use the same concentration as what is found in your stomach, you won’t get the desired results. Ditto the sulfuric. Are you going to college and major in chemistry?

[@BackMacSci]

I try to emphasize the concentration of all my reagents in my newest videos but pardon me at age 14. I plan on going to major chemistry at university level, yes.

[@3daypriest]

BackMacSci ...Pardon you? Chill out. Your age may explain your idea that you know more than you do. Also that you may understand it better than you can explain it. But if you think you are old enough to present information to an audience where said audience may be inclined to try what you did, then you need to accept responsibility for what you present. Good video. Good vocabulary. You are overreaching your ability to explain at times. Especially in another video, but I would likely have enjoyed having you in my AP Chem classes.

[@BackMacSci]

Haha I was being genuine in that last comment, and was forgiving myself for my mistakes when I uploaded at 14. Now, I’m 17 and I know there is so much more to learn in chemistry. Thanks for checking out the channel and showing some love👌🏻

[@3daypriest]

BackMacSci ... Sometimes the ‘so much more to learn’ means focusing on very basic aspects. In graduate school I spent an entire week on the synthesis of a compound we needed for another prep. At the end of the week rather that pale yellow crystals I had dark brown goo. Went over my notes and... miscalculated a molecular weight of a compound.

[@BackMacSci]

thanks for the advice and being patient with my unclear tone

[@WildBearFoot]

Who gave Jimmy Neutron hydrochloric acid?

[@gnom4948]

That's pretty good!

[@BackMacSci]

thanks!

[@ryanwilliamson8890]

You can save yourself a lot of time by starting with water, then dissolving your NaOH, then adding your sand with heat. You can adjust the water to adjust your concentration. This also makes it much much easier to transfer from the pan. Glass and stainless is fine to use, Do not use aluminum!

[@BackMacSci]

+Ryan Williamson Thanks Ryan, your method makes sense but I was 15 when I made this so I followed my source's instructions exactly.

[@annelizeswart6489]

How the hel did the people discovering silicon,?

[@Metal_Master_YT]

Quartz.

[@x.y.zmarketbomb9929]

Nice work bro.

[@BackMacSci]

+Bilal Wattoo thanks man!

[@danielmarquez7401]

Thank you for this video man!

[@superidol4670]

finally i know what do do to start masking a micro cpu

[@jenseng7353]

would this be safe for consumption ?

[@BackMacSci]

+Jensen Gooduuyn do not eat this. Haha

[@shy1509]

Fun fact silicon dioxide is what blacksmiths used to use as flux for blacksmithing

[@WildBearFoot]

They put silica sand in the furnace during the smelt to lower the melting point of the ore and used it during the folding process to refine the iron.

[@Graeme_Lastname]

Awww I was expecting at least a Z80. 🤣 🖖‍ 👌‍

[@bravo1224]

Walter White would hire this kid in a heartbeat

[@alob6313]

Good job what a great video.