Hydrochloric Acid Lemonade
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Weird lemonade recipe based on hydrochloric acid.
This recipe is found in the most recent edition of the Japanese Pharmacopoeia, published in 2021. www.pmda.go.jp... It's found in older editions as well. Why it exists, I have no idea.
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This recipe is found in the most recent edition of the Japanese Pharmacopoeia, published in 2021. It's found in older editions as well. Why it exists, I have no idea.
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Hi styro im going to coin post :troll:
Hey, that's pretty cool.
“I can feel it on my teeth” is always the sign of good lemomade.
Hahaha
Lmfao hahahahaha 🤣
The acid is just dissolving all that pesky tooth enamel. Nothing to worry about.
a minute later: I have no teeth. Now I can feel it pouching holes in my tummy.
@@atzuras Your tummy will be fine. Gastric juices are almost pure hydrochloric acid. Your stomach is pretty used to it. Your esophagus, not so much. That's why it stings when you barf or have an acid reflux.
Isn’t this the guy that talked about how as a 13 year old, he was prohibited from buying airsoft bbs but was totally fine to buy HCl?
It's nice seeing styropyro doing the "try no to get demonetized" challenge
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In addition to the try not to kill myself on camera challenge
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Hopefully a bunch of people will try this full strength
@@mratkovich its kinda not on camera cuz he'll be unable to post it
Hey Styro, long time fan, keep up the amazing content.
The Japanese Pharmacopoeia is a beast of a document, but it actually does have a definition for Dilute Hydrochloric Acid. On pg 300 of the JPXVIII: Hydrochloric acid, dilute - Dilute 23.6mL of hydrochloric acid with water to make 100 mL (10%). The JP calls for 37% HCl to be dilute 23.6 to 100 then take that and dilute 5 to 1000. This leaves you with a final concentration of about 0.044% HCl in the 'lemonade'. Running your numbers of 0.82mL of 37% HCl diluted to 1,000mL yields a final concentration of 0.030%. This means the actual recipe calls for the 'lemonade' to contain ~150% of the HCl compared to your drink!
Wow, Styro was basically off by a droplet of HCL in that solution
"It feels more acidic than sour" man has the Lead Stomach perk from Fallout.
Ever vomited and after your teeth felt different? The acid in your stomach is hydrochloric acid and it can have a ph as low as 1.5, so your stomach would shrug this off.
Wow
stomach acid is more acidic....
@@nolansykinsley3734so that's why no grass would grow where I threw up😂
It's more tingly than hot.
My dentist wanted to know where my tooth enamel had gone. After making sure I wasn't a fan of binging and purging or other medical problems, I remembered my Summer of Lemon. My grandfather's lemon tree was crazy productive that year and for reasons I don't remember, I started eating them like apples as illustrated by Sir Styro of Pyro in the video. I quickly learned to like the overwhelming acidity and scent and ate several that way every day for a couple of weeks until I started noticing my teeth had become painfully sensitive. Later I even remember a section of enamel peeled off one of my front teeth. It looked sort of like a translucent very thin layer of onion, with glass-like stiffness. It is embarrassing to admit, but I think that I thought perhaps molting was a normal stage of development for my new adult teeth that no one had bothered to tell me about. Anyway, please use lemons responsibly and in moderation.
I mean I feel that as long as you weren't super old at the time it makes a lot of sense.
Mental, absolutely diabolical. I hope you're not living in the US, because then it would be easier and cheaper to drink concentrated acid than to try and cover for dentist bills.
I actually quite enjoy sourness, but as I've gotten older I've had to really hold off for the sake of my teeth, as too much acidity for a few days will make them sensitive. I've found that malic acid is far worse than citric in that regard (and has a slightly unpleasant taste to it imo, like the unpleasant part of sour apples), but even then enough citric is pretty bad. I'd eat lemons and limes like an orange, and still veeeery occasionally do, but I don't mind cutting sour stuff out and its worth it to not destroy my teeth.
Your enamel PEELED OFF??????
@@alysonk5853 As far as I can recall, it only peeled off in a big piece that I got a look at from one front tooth. However food was mysteriously crunchy every now and then for quite a long time. My top front teeth especially are equally high maintenance to keep looking fairly normal and super sensitive so I assume they all "molted" equally but I didn't catch them all in the act.
Just speaking from my experience with the Pharmacopoeia Europea. The dilute HCl might be defined in the reagents part. Its very common to do it this way because there are many instances that it is used and it would be a huge overlap if every monography would include how to make the reagents
Looks to be on the same page depending on revision file.wuxuwang.com/yaopinbz/JP17/JP17_00837.pdf
Yes
Looks great, going to tell all my younger relatives to make this instead of the boring powder stuff for their lemonade stand. Very educational
Have them make the real deal with lemons and use HCl as a zippy flavor enhancer
Lol, I hope you're joking.
@@My_name_is- he's obviously not joking!
Lol
Um, don't actually do it, a hydrochloric acid spill could be seriously bad
Food scientist here, it probably doesn't taste as acidic even though the pH is the same because pH isn't necessarily what makes things "taste" sour. Titratable acidity is really what affects the flavor and sourness of a food and is what food analysts look at. HCl fully dissociates so you need less of it to reach a specific pH compared to citric acid, which means citric acid should have a higher titratable acidity and thus taste more sour and affect flavor more. Kind of counterintuitive but the stronger acid will taste less sour at the same pH.
That is so interesting. Thank you!
Decades ago, I tasted a wide variety of appropriately dilute acids, including hydrochloric, nitric, sulfuric, phosphoric, and a bunch of organic fruit acids. The fruit acids were all good, but HCL was by far the worst of the bunch, taste-wise.
I hope HF wasn't included in that list.
@@brennanherring9059 Im guessing not, as they seem to be alive enough to comment. that shits fucking violent.
I am really interested to hear more. How did the different acids taste relative to each other and/or relative to some sort of control flavor that we would be more familiar with?
LOL, of course not!
Well, it was a really long time ago. Of the mineral acids, if I remember correctly, phosphoric was the best tasting, nitric and sulfuric were ok, but hydrochloric was unpleasant. The fruit acids included citric, malic, fumaric, tartaric, acetic, and possibly some others. I can't remember which of those I liked best.
"when life gives you hydrochloric acid, you make lemonade." Would have been an awesome senior quote
The most outrageous part of this video was eating the lemon rind.
Ridiculously rich in fiber
I scrolled down, just to find this comment lol
@@itz-electro same, but like, is that okay to do???? Like I can eat lemons like an apple?!?!
That's the best part if you put some sugar on it.
@@JeffOnhill I don't see why you wouldn't be able to, but it's uncanny asf
I've diluted down nitric and sulfuric acids too, to taste them. HCl is by far the least gross one, merely tasting sour. Sulfuric acid has a stinking mud sludge aftertaste and Nitric tastes like licking the bottom of a car
Why do you know how licking bottom of a car tastes like?
How do you know how a car tastes like🧐
@@jonathandemiguel1458 Let's just say 'misspent youth'
@@PandamaticBreakcore one of those summers where you had nothing else better to do but sit around with your fiends daring each other to do stupid shit.
Guy in japan was really craving for some lemonade, but didn't have any lemons. Lucky for him, he had the next best thing to substitute it with.
"Good ol Hydrochloric Acid gotta somewhere in the back" Is this guy's thought process
When life doesn’t give you lemons, make lemonade anyway!😤
The bottle last longer because you only use a few drops each time. Perfect
@@rofljohn23when life gives you hydrochloric acid, make hydrochloric acidade
I have never, in my whole time on this planet, seen someone eat a lemon like an apple. Thanks man
its good
i do it while adding some salt on top its nice
@@jamescanjuggle I agree however adding a little tequila also really sets the tone ;)
There is a cultivar of lemons called the " sfusato Amalfitano" lemon. It is bigger, sweeter and juicier than your typical lemon, but is still very sour. Its pith is also much less bitter than a normal lemon, and its rind is very soft and not leathery. These lemons you certainly can eat like apples and you can easily find videos of people visiting the Amalfi coast in Italy doing exactly that.
lemons to apples
Wow, I've been wondering what the best way to prepare my hydrochloric acid into a delicious beverage is!
I usually mix it with sodium hydroxide and add some tomato juice.
The most important part of any lemonade I drink is the acidic feeling
How was this posted 15 gours ago
@@colourless_lines Probably Patreon/Channel Member early access.
@@RandomShrek ohh
I mean lemon juice is an acid so…
"Don't try this at home or you'll probably die" then proceeded to do exactly the same thing. So he is either a zombie at this point or a superman. Anyway, to be fair human gastric acid contains HCl though.
Styro has made it very clear in other videos that he's got a lot of experience as a chemist in more formal settings - randoms on the internet trying this at home would probably die because they'd be prone to error, producing a much stronger acidic drink, rather than because the end result of the correctly done procedure here was particularly dangerous.
HE JUST ATE THE LEMON PEEL WTF
It has all the vitamins
I no joke grate lemons into my water to make lemonade, it's really tasty with magnesia. ofcourse you should buy lemons that are not chemically cured for that.
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Well, as you roundabout mention, your stomach already contains hydrochloric acid, and strong enough to dissolve metals as well! When you puke, your teeth get coated with much stronger Hcl then you are drinking, so it's not as big a deal as it sounds. If you could get it past your teeth and any mucous membranes and direct to your stomach, you could probably drink a much stronger solution of hydrochloric acid without problems.
You are a strange young man:) I love it!
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Pretty soon that hair is going to take over and the man we (think we) see will really be the monster wearing the boy suit.
So we aren't gonna talk about how this man just bit through the lemon skin?
The lemon went sweet just for him.
@@xXspeedingangelXx damn
Now I know why they call you a mad scientist
This dude is like the Anakin Skywalker of chemistry.
I've always wondered what hydrochloric acid would taste like after getting a nose full of fumes during my undergrad. Glad to know it's inferior, enamel melting lemonade.
Also if you've had Coca-Cola you've had phosphoric acid. Soda is more corrosive than people believe.
Also any carbonated drinks inherently form carbonic acid.
@@Paonporteur Studies do actually show that carbonic acid gradually can erode tooth enamel.
@@Paonporteur Jokes on you, I don't trust fluoridated water.
@@Zorro9129 florinated water took my dad away and fucked my mom.
@@Zorro9129 Fluorine is good in carefully moderated amounts. Areas naturally very high in fluorine can become problematic for bone brittleness but generally they filter out the excess anyways now.
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Kinda. It still won't dye your skin pink.
This dude is the total package 📦 ❤
I’m scared that there’s just gonna be a giant hole in his stomach.
Yes I know the hydrochloric acid has a lower pH then stomach acid. Stop coming for me.
Nah, the PH of the stuff always sitting in your stomach and constantly being produced is 10-20 times more acidic than that. The stomach is naturally insanely resistant to acids. Much of the acid in your stomach is actually hydrochloric acid already. Parietal cells in the stomach lining literally produce hydrochloric acid.
Same acid is in your stomach and can be present at a higher concentration with a ph of 1.5
@@Paonporteur Bacteria and parasites still survive in cats or dogs stomachs as well. Also the PH thing is not really true, PH of acid in cat stomachs changes constantly, and studies on dogs have shown gastric juices to actually be less acidic than humans in some breeds.
Just a bit of a warning:
Do NOT fuck with this stuff. It doesn’t end well
Its good to know this man is still alive 👍
"Turns out, it is better at dissolving metals than most things I consume" - excuse me, *most*?😮
nile red: it's bad to teste things made in a lab
styropyro: proceds to dring hidrocloric acid
let's not forget nilered tasted artificial sweetner he made from his own piss
“When life gives you lemons, throw them and make lemonade from hydrochloric acid.”
Fun fact, the Romans used to drink dilute acid as well. It's called posca and it was made by diluting vinegar. While it was usually a drink for legionnaires and the lower classes at some point people started adding spices to it and drinking it as a medicine.
“My teeth feel funny”
Whats the word im looking for, oh yeah its *dissolving your teeth.*
"I can feel it on my teeth" Said every tweeker everywhere.
I joke as I take another big drink of my favourite brand cola.
before i continue watching the video, right at the start you pose a question that says "on first glance, it does seem pretty insane, but....so it must be safe right?"
well, the first thing that comes to mind is that our own stomach acids are mostly made of dilute hydrochloric acid, so right off the bat it would seem pretty safe. yea.
You genuinely made the Wednesday lemonade from The Addams Family, you even had the jar of acid fuming.
Now, onto the important part. Can you make it again, but in old fashioned black lace decorated dress and pigtails?
i second this
Hey, you probably won't see this, but I've been a fan of the channel for a while! You and NileRed convinced me to take Chem classes when I joined Uni, and it feels awesome being able to actually follow along with things better now that I understand at least some of it (I only took Gen Chem 1 & 2 and start Org next semester, wish me luck lol)
When life gives you hydrochloric acid...
Yeah I wasn’t willing to include it in a chempilation, but I did tweet it out as well
i don't think i'll ever recover from the pain i felt when he bit into the lemon, disregarding both the slices and the peel
I did the same thing to an orange. More specifically a mandarin. The peel is very sour!
Back in the day -- when chemistry sets were still pretty cool -- I used to get HCl and other neat stuff (carbon tet was awesome for use in a killing jar!) at the corner drugstore. I asked the pharmacist what it was used for pharmaceutically. He said some people's stomachs don't secrete enough stomach acid to properly digest food and they have to drink HCl - with a straw to avoid tooth damage - as a remedy. This could explain its inclusion in the pharmacopeia.
It also could explain the fact that according to the Japanese Pharmacopeia's definition of "Dilute HCl", Styropyro actually used too little acid. Considering Styropyro's reaction to his more dilute version, I wager that the formal concentration is possibly for this purpose. Basically, this would be a "have this lemonade with every meal so you can digest your meal" kind of thing.
ah the infamous recipe, a funny one but certainly interesting
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OOOH In Jr High I did drink hydrochloric acid, mixed with sodium hydroxide to balance it, so it was just really warm salt water. The teacher showed us hydrochloric acid melting stuff, then mixed it with the other stuff to make it neutral, tested using litmus strips, and then he asked "Who wants to drink it?" and I was the only one who responded, within a second. That was a fun teacher. He showed me the true power of the sun and then made it again indoors with magnesium XD
Why is ue insanely attractive like an old greco roman god
His poker face with eating weird shit is absolutely god tier
We already had Explosions and fire taste all alkali chlorides and Cody drinking cyanide, now it's up to you to taste all (non-toxic at that concentration) acids!
Unironically though, I'd be very hyped if I knew that video was in the making
I wonder what other acids can you make lemonade with like this. Perhaps a series on this subject? For some reason some nice nitric acid lemonade does not sound that bad right now.
And if simple syrup is not available, glycerine may be used as a substitute! /s
Nitric acid taste like crap. No bueno.
Anything else? Citric acid, Phosphoric acid or perhaps Acetic acid. As any curious chemist will tell you, most acids taste really bad. HCl is good because it's flavour neutral, just sour.
I mean I get the corn syrup (ALL HAIL MONSANTO unless of course you happen to be sane) but why corn syrup with vanilla extract?
You know what they say, “When life gives you lemons, you make hydrochloric acid lemonade!”
I love how science shorts channels on RUclips can garner millions of subs and views in weeks by just posting the same content from the main channel to a 9:16 video, but drake here does content on the shorts one
I'm pretty new to the channel and seen a few of his really cool videos. In each one I watch I wonder "where does he get the money to buy these things?" 😅
I mean, he's got 2.6m subs over both channels so I assume from that
So does this mean you can vomit on an empty stomach, dilute it with water and make lemonade with your own gastric juices?? Neat. And free. Nice.
thats actually really cool, its bit scary to think you can feel it on your teeth lmao.
it's the concentration of H+ ions in water that matters for acidity, not the type of acid - a lemon juice can have much higher [H+] than dilute HCl - it's just that you need much less HCl to achieve same concentration of H+
some acids are actually so weak that the water gets MORE acidic as you dilute them
"I can feel it on my teeth " sounds like RIP to teeth enamel 😂
This sounds delicious, ima go try some. 😋
when I took chemistry in college my gf was in the same lab as me. one day we were doing something with hcl and i put a drop on my tongue to try it. it was dilute enough not to burn me but it did have a strong taste. my gf was absolutely pissed though lol
1:07 Classic mistake when you just assume that humans eat lemons like that. Even though people eat other fruits like apples with the skin, citrus fruits like lemons and oranges have very bitter skins (bitterness is ok sometimes but lemons and oranges are too bitter). It's always a safe bet to first google "how a real human eats a lemon" before putting it on video. Still a great vid though!
No, transcend human, eat the rind
No homo but this dude is probably one of the hottest nerds on RUclips. Id put him second under jlazervideo. (Like i said, no homo)
this man is my HS science teachers worst nightmare.
I'm sure. Today students aren't allowed to do a darn thing. How are people even supposed to learn how to work in a lab.
@@AB-80X seeing as I’m still I highschool, I can confirm. Tbf, I didn’t take chemistry, and they do do labs, but from what I’ve heard they are normally tame. A good one here or there. Did take Biology and A&P though. Biology”labs” were handouts we went to the lab stations to do. A&P had some good dissections though, NGL.
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Good to know you are alive...
Don't die bro 🗿..
Keep making crazy videos !
im in love with this man
Considering that stomach acid is hydrochloric acid, small concentrations can't be that harmful or vomiting would have serious health detrements.
Your dentist would be screaming if they saw this right now😂
"And as it turns out, it is better at dissolving metals than most things I consume."
I'm sorry... *most?*
Probably made for the treatment of people with hypochlorhydria, who basically have reduced levels of HCl in their stomach. In the cases where the cause is just plainly the inability to make enough acid, HCl supplements can be recommended, such as this “lemonade.” The person drinking it indeed is recommended to use a straw to avoid damage to the teeth.
At first you said don't try you will die and at The end you said if lab give you HCl make a lemonade. 🤣🤣
now you should go in the opposite direction and concentrate lemon juice enough that it becomes dangerously caustic
this is like the second time i had to turn on notifications , RUclips ! im missing uploads here ....
Has he been hitting the gym lately? Probably those secret lemonade concoctions making him buff
To eat a lemon like that, this man is psycho
"i can feel it on my teeth" - congratulations, you are breaking your teeth down. HCl + CaCo3 -> Co2 + H2O
“it’s better at dissolving metals than most things i consume ”
Ah yes the floor here is made out of floor
HCl won't dissolve the stomach. It's the main component of our gastric juice. And, during digestion, it normally get to be Ph 1.
Make life take the HCl back! I don't want your damn HCl. Make life rue the day it tried to give Styropyro HCl!
I want to hear the dentist's reaction if he tells them about this at a check up
"So it appears that the outer layer of your teeth has been significantly worn down"
"Oh yeah I was drinking some hydrochloric acid the other day"
"You w h a t"
He sounds like he's melting from the inside out but he's in denial and its getting increasingly harder and harder
Hehe - Just like grandma unfortunately still makes... :o(
Hydrochloric Acid was my savior once when i entered my new job. The old locker i got for my stuff was covered for years with stickers of soccer players and other non sense..
I scrachted off the most of it but there was so many glue residues i could not get rid of. Even with aceton and alcohol for some reason...
Found a bottle of 33% hydrochloric acid in the companys repair shop.
Used an old rag and moisted it with (i did not even bother with gloves)
And Man, imagine fighting for an hour with sticky slimy residues several years old. And then removing all of it in a single stroke with the rag.
Amazing!
I cleaned the rest fast because my hand started to tingle a bit. Went to the bathroom and washed my hands..
No Problemo, no burns no nothing.
Skin is quite resistant to hydrochloric acid. One thing i noticed in the days afterwards was that my locker was moist from the outside..
I learned that the Acid attracts water.. but after a couple of days wiping it with paper towels all was fine. 👍
I once tried to make lemonade using white vinegar and limonene. yuck.
If I recall, normal sodas like coke, pepsi and all the others use phosphoric acid. Just measure the pH of those and make your own soda with the same pH. The twist is, use anything other than phosphoric acid. You could go with sulfuric acid (I hope you like the taste of sulfate) or nitric acid. Oh, how about low molecular weight organic acids like oxalic acid, oleic acid, formic acid and all the others. There are so many to choose from.
Hey, if you want it to taste more like lemonade you should add malic acid.
Lemon juice is a concentration of multiple types of acid....
And the one that like coats your tongue and gives you that sour taste is malic acid.
Okay cool lemonade but did he just bite a lemon with the peel still on?!?!
ah the art of reverse puking after drinking just water! the japanese are way ahead of us
They define "Dilute Hydrochloric Acid" right before that recipe.
"Dilute Hydrochloric Acid contains not less than 9.5 w/vz and not more than 10.5 w/vz of hydrogen chloride (HCl: 36.46)."
Yours is actually way more dilute than theirs. You needed 1.35-ish ml per liter of water for the recipe.
Bet you can *really* feel that in your teeth.
That's actually terrifying if people drink it.
What does the z on the end of w/v mean? Never seen that before.
@@dickard8275 Honestly, could be a transcription error in the document. was supposed to be w/v%, but their transcription tool would only read letters... z is the closest letter to %.
What a quoted is exactly how it was written in the place I found it.
But it has to be weight by volume percentage, based on other values.
@@Hurricayne92 It is perfectly safe; it doesn't really do anything, and if you have any metals in your system, it will dissolve them
he’s always been cute but itsg he’s had a slight glow up. smh date me already
That probably needs a dash of food-grade limonene for flavor
when life gives you hydrochloric acid...
Famous last words:
Hum, my teeth feel fun...
:P
I too welcome our Corn Overlords and like to give thanks.
You'd think he figure out how to stop sound bouncing of his wall
This guy is a player and a nerd
*Worlds most dangerous combos*
"I can feel it on my teeth". Well sir, is it better or worse than Cola?
honoring your corn overlords, god damn that's an Illinois ass mood
Its weird hearing you talk without a script but i like it a lot more
You are just wayyyy too gorgeous!