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Directions to g's going to come in handy

can you please show how to construct a t-s diagram or p-t diagram of a substance from scratch?

What great and fascinating content. Thanks, fellas!

I never thought that Mr Ytterbium had such a jacket.

Why doesnt this program talk about the element itself much? Its about the element so talk about it first - its appearance, melting point, hardness, other physical properties. I first want to know how it feels and looks, how it reacts under physical stress etc. i.e. the element itself.

Finally, spicy water

Can you make a video on carbon fluorine bonds and PFA ?

for me all i want at least 35 grams for my necklace lol im happy

Despite the video is 11 years old the quality in any aspects is super great

FEEL TEH RUSH-- FEELING-- FEELING-- I HAZ TEH POWA

Mighty Molag Bal

ils veules eteindre la lum'miere - c'est grosse tete -C'Tous- Regarde autour de Toi !! -C-Tous!

From Sleep Token 😅

Moscovium Deturium Oxygen Nitrogen Aluminum Darmstadtium

watching in 2024🎉😅

Ofcourse it's poisonous. A large amount will take a second to give you radiation burns.

Who thought it was a vid translated in Russian😂

But oganesson would be a noble gas, right? If any compounds were even possible it would take a prodigious effort and Og would decay away long beforehand

You need diamond tooling to efficiently cut Tungsten.

I think the worm could move as it would use fluid hydraulics and not bone

I just saw a vid on yellow-orange sodium chloride. It was irradiated with gamma to create holes in the lattice (where Cl atoms were previously).

These guys are so great. Appreciate the videos! If only I could come and study with you guys...

Isn’t it funny how ‘academics’ who give up on their appearance end up looking such a mess. It’s quite standard. The massive hair madness is like a uniform, so in effect conforming, the opposite of the intention.

When you see green colors in fireworks displays, the element boron is usually involved.

since it is less heavy than air, sound does not propagate the same and your vocal cords are moving in less dense environment so the pitch change. Under the helium bag, the Iphone is muted because sound waves propagate through air. Try it with a 12" speaker with a lot of bass next time

Simon's Nuclar Chemistry has a great one on here about the world production of Pm

😅 loving his tie

Id bet the Chillwell explosion was sabotage, but we may never know.

What I love is the concept, that driven by your viewers that was just "Hrmmm?, That's interesting. I wonder what would happen if I just changed one thing". Then you learn something and that is a glorious thing.

And here I was expecting a video about dumping a massive current through a wire in microseconds..... But then I remembered what those are called more commonly. Exploding-bridgewire detonator. And figured there might be some international regulations about sharing too much about them because of one of their most significant uses.

3:01 is that Destin from Smarter Everyday?

You are a true legend...

Have you guys forgotten about copper phthalocyanine (phthalo blue) developed in Britain by ICI in the 1930s. A hugely important blue pigment.

How expensive is a bottle of PRIME in you contry these days? In Norway 🇳🇴, you can get any bottle for around 3,78, and up to 5,00 USD 😁.

The professor loves nuclear weapons, happy, happy, happy!

This is just normal Copper salts, or is it? Now for a taste and going to smoke it" - Nilered

Neil always has the fun jobs. He's like the little kid we once were, when we opened our first chemistry set on Christmas. Only, Neil gets to play with really cool things!!

There's certainly Uranium in Uranus. But no Neptunium in Neptune. Maybe Plutonium in Pluto? And there's Americium in America. Berkelium in Berkely, but only for some weeks. Californium in California, but it's really, really weak.

Conspiracy theories surface now and then to the effect that much of the gold bullion countries store actually consists of gold-plated tungsten since the two are so similar in density. As a thought experiment, what non-destructive ways are there to tell from the outside if a gold brick is solid or part tungsten? (Even if the weight were a hair off, the gold could theoretically have been slightly debased and less than 999.9 fine but given a purer plating.) Edit: Some sources show gold heavier; others, tungsten. So I don't know whom to believe!

I am a chemistry student who's more interested with the nucleus of the atom, isotopes, and radioactivity

Why are isotopes of hydrogen the only ones with special names?

0:30 Wow,they really classified cesium,francium,gallium as liquids :)

0:30 Wow,they really classified cesium,francium,gallium as liquids :)

I feel like we're all now on a FBI watch list for having watched this.

Why would you buy your kids prime that's like buying them a beer

Watching in 2024

I Love tungsten <3

5:50 Periodic videos is super stressed about what's gonna happen to him after drinking that scary prime chemical

We are in the tropics, and Barium chloride is not that easy to get for regular folks. But we have the closest relative to Barium: Calcium, in the form of Calcium Carbonate (Chalk/Lime) in large quantities. We use lime wash to create a cooling effect for the buildings in the old days, and now we are re-using lime wash to do the same function: passive cooling.

The reason why they chose this name is so cool