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so never any original research just replicating other peoples work and ideas in every video. how are you people employed you have all those resources and funding yet you do nothing of benefit or use. the majority of mainstream scientists are just stagnant frauds living off endless grants for things that are completely insignificant or unprovable. you must have tenure to so audaciously show it. cant get fired cant be too old cant be rebuked. what a joke.

I'd have paid a lot of money to see a fume hood full of scrubbers!!!

Very very fancy errection

I’m here for how he describes things he says things funny

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They used it to get rid of awkward people ..?

robloxium which is RX and minecrafium which is af

Why make plutonium? It's been available to buy in every corner drug store since 1985.

I like to watch these videos, periodically.

The man holding the core is Harold Agnew.

Peter Gore Seer, I Stopped In A Hotel For Seven Nights, I Was Over The GAS Pumping Station, The Gas Was Pumping Seven Days A Week, The Gas Made My Throat, Eyes, Lungs, Painfull, I Was Transported For 6 Hours By Coach, Also Pumping co2, And After The Holidays Another 6 Hours On Coach, I Feel Strange In My Head.

i like the tie haha

“Plutonium really has quite a nasty reputation, I mean look what it did to my hair.!”

It's literally me

0:11 cheeseburger Big Mac Whopper 🗣️🔥🔥🔥

We remember too in England too

I just dod the calculations and Sir Martyn Poliakoff was born when his father was 73. BRO 💀

Why does this guy in the first seconds look like TITAN's father (megamind)

I've loved these videos for years but now I'm not sure. The spice, Melange, has allowed space and time to warped, so who are these wonderful, brilliant chemists to tell me one of my favorite movies is rubbish!

You clowns are boring AF

Fancy Deep Purple Pink! I think I prefer it too! 3:24 Yep! This the one! 😊

Is it true that the hafnium nucleus can sometimes capture one of its own electrons?

I had no idea that Phil Spector was such an expert on Plutonium!

Not a problem, honey!

this channel has slowly evolved into a wild Neil doing crazy chemistry silently while the spectator Professor sits and reacts to the video. (and I like it.)

My friend and I tried to make a firework incorporating potassium permanganate, thinking that we would get purple sparks. It was just a kid's chemistry set from "Toys by Roy" so we failed to get what we expected.

Just enraptured with all the knowledge herein dispensed.

I had a root canal a couple of days ago. The endodontist used some sort of hypochlorite disinfectant at one point, that burned my pallet when it got under the dental dam. One who wants to take the advise of a certain politician to "drink bleach" should probably rethink their decision.

Wow

My wedding ring is made of tungsten carbide. It's very beautiful and incredibly strong

bro looks like sience it self

LSD + MUSHROOMS + CINNAMON = SPICE… 😂😂😂

What was the smoke at 11:40?

Not sure if myth or fact: Leaflets on paper treated with phosphorus were dropped on a village. Taken inside by the locals, where they dried out, they burst into flames. Had to know my earth science teacher wasn't always known for his veracity.

What's better that sharing knowledge ? Sharing knowledge with a smile 😊

Now, can you do one on neptunium?

What is the book the professor is showing at 06:30 titled atom bombs and where can we buy it?

🤔👉🌨️? Purely? 🥰😂

Can somebody please explain to me why when I look up element 115 they call it moscovium but this man is saying that it's called something else

The professor is absolutely right: the French pronunciation of « celte », just as that of « celtium », would be as if it started with an « s » (like « sodium »), and definitely not a « k ».

*Why do really smart people have such wild hair??? Maybe their brains are so big that their hair can't root properly.*

Tungsten is one of my favorite elements.😍

so, what if the glass is dipped into liquid nitrogen ? Or heavy water.... I'm not even going to suggest liquid oxygen(but i really do want to see that!)

0:20 £1.5m is only $1.9m nowadays 😮

Lol

To this day, i still remember my 5th form Chemistry lesson on enantiomers and why Thalidomide was such a disaster due to these unforeseen mirrored molecules. A true chemistry nightmare. Edit: Glad to know Thalidomide hasn't fallen out of favour completely and is still used as need be.

Most Toilets work in this fashion.

anybody here in 2024

2:06 So that is why people drank it. It can pose as sugar

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