Analyzing wood ash - Anions

[@МакСим-в1д7ю]

I like this type of content. Thanks! We need more analytics. For example grass, or minerals

[@synthesizer8026]

Awesome, your videos are always pleasing.

[@dalitas]

utterly beautiful

[@MrBradshawbenjamin]

Very cool, I like the molybdate reaction

[@RaExpIn]

Fun fact: This reaction is the reason, why making this video and the last one took so long. I had to do it very often, until I got a good shot and I tried different concentrations of the acid, ammonia and molybdate, until I got it to work reliably.

[@vytautaseicas4283]

Can you find all positive and negative ions by analyzing gravel and soil or other substances?

[@everythingexplained3226]

nicely done

[@AshiwiZuni]

One time I dropped some vinegar on a pile of ash and I was immediately interested in chemistry after that

[@RaExpIn]

I have to admit that it took quite a while until I first tried out adding acid to ash. I just knew it's mostly carbonates, but never gave it a try. So it was still kind of interesting, when I first tried it. Even though I had already seen pretty complex reactions.

[@ethansoliga4045]

I can see a possibility of using wasted wood ash as a mineral source for future Mars inhabitants from earth. 👍

[@وثائقواسرار-ر1غ]

I love chemistry but i wonder if there is a simulation programme for chemistry lab

[@RaExpIn]

There are lots of simulations, where you can at least try experiments on specific topics, like concentrations, redox reactions and physical properties. Here are two examples: chemcollective.org/vlabs phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/filter?subjects=chemistry&sort=alpha&view=grid Unfortunately, I've never heard of a virtual lab simulation, where you can try out everything or at least a bunch of the usual reactions.

[@وثائقواسرار-ر1غ]

@@RaExpIn thank you so much ,i will try it ❤💝

[@Gabriel-yk4it]

nice vid

[@lindamahlangu8814]

SCIENCE!!!![FACT OF MATTER]

[@levtrot3041]

epic

[@ChimeraChemLab]

Бать, тебе нормально?

[@sumontasarkar3572]

Can we determine N03- ion

[@RaExpIn]

There are many ways in a fire, in which nitrate can be reduced or decomposed. I did the test, but it was negative. So, I didn't put it in the video.

[@ChimeraChemLab]

Next video?

[@RaExpIn]

A small one in about 17 hours. Next one in about 1 week :)

[@jondoe5151]

WOW 😲 is this for real not thumbs down 👎 this video sucks 😞

[@RaExpIn]

Can you tell me why? Then I can consider it, next time.