That is because it isn't failure, it's learning. Failure is when you quit without completing what you set out to do, without exploring all possible options.
I like how the waves don't seem to cancel each other when they overlap. They turn into each other. I'd like to see it pushed through a double slit and measure the interference it creates.
@@wut1727 it WAS a very interesting project, but the prof required us to do all the error regression analysis by hand, which, when you’re dealing with like 4 coupled differential equations, is an absolute nightmare.
@@tThisNThat somehow I did. Looking back, it’s amazing what I was willing to put myself through as a college student just because I was told to do xyz that I would laugh at if told to do at my job today.
Your narration is awesome. I’ve been a chemist for over 20 years. I now read experimental sections of papers mentally hearing your voice and it is lot more fun than in the past when I mainly heard my voice saying ‘what the @&$ is this guy doing?’ Love what you’re doing.
Would you consider leaving on a red cloth regular table lamp in the bedroom and a tubular vintage oval bulb desk lamp in the office, and seeing which type of bulb burns out first after a while, "doing an experiment" ? .,, ;
I am a chemistry student in Germany. I've been watching your videos for a long time. I am currently preparing for my internship in physical chemistry on the subject of oscillating reactions. In addition to a heap of literature, your video was linked in the university's cloud. So I'm watching your video a second time but this time for research purposes and not only for entertainment :D so thank you, you made my night
After watching this 20 minute video about this specific series of chemical reactions, I can VAGUELY understand what's happening, but what purpose does it serve.. besides the cool patterns, what does it do? Does it makes rockets fly faster? Is it some kind of stain remover? Does this have anything to do with how zebras get their stripes? Who discovered this and what were they even doing? Lol
I think he was amazed by the unusual reaction that is new to him so he ends up making it a profile pic it's like when you're discovering a new anime and then you're making it your profile pic
“It’s very complex and I don’t know if I can explain it well enough” **proceeds to explain so well that someone who’s never taken a chemistry class can understand** Had to re-comment this because your explaining ability amazes me endlessly :)
RUclips is an incredible platform for learning. I think a lot of people (eg: me) are quite visual learners, and just by being exposed to explanations by people who know their stuff and also make it interesting, information sticks over time and you start to be able to build on previous things. I started about a year and a half ago with electronics videos, barely remembering V=IR from highschool, and when I first started I was lost quite a bit, but picked up little bits at a time on several different channels. I now can understand just about any schematic shown and understand and can follow along complex topics. I'm hoping to get the same for chemistry, as my one university clsss I took on it had a lousy professor and it has always kind of stuck in my craw. As the OP said: I may not have fully understood the exact formulas and mechanisms of each reaction shown, but the general idea of reduction and oxidation reactions cycling, as well as the idea of diffusion producing the wave effects made enough sense that I had a decent picture working in my head. Cool video as always.
The last reaction was by far, the coolest. The blue flashes were so dang beautiful. this is probably my favorite chemical reaction, in terms of visual effects
I love how he says that the process hasn't been "100% fully explained yet", then spends the next 10 minutes fully explaining exactly what is happening in the process, in the most incredibly detailed and complex way. And I thought my Chemistry degree classes were complicated(!) Bravo, Sir.
I understand litterally NOTHING when you explain how it works, but it's just interesting enough to watch! Your normal videos aswell as the clips, are fasinating!
He has relatively recently explained that you used to be able to buy so many more chemicals (many more than is reasonably safe to ship ordinarily) than you're able to nowadays
Ive been watching NileRed since sophomore year of high school, and i remember seeing this video back then. Im now a sophomore in college majoring in chem and doing research involving this reaction. Just a wholesome full circle moment for me. Thank you Nile for helping inspire my love for chem!
christopher pearce these videos aren’t set up to learn they are quick info in rapid succession of you didn’t learn anything in class and don’t understand all the equations you won’t fully understand the reactions of you can explain the what happened please do
10:52 "I hope that was a decent explanation, and it wasn't too confusing" Me looking at the chemicals on the right : Ooooookay i'm gonna go back to the cool colours now.
I have had a hand full of jobs where I had to learn about hazardous chemicals and reactions. I never set out to understand chemistry but I am learning and understanding from watching your content. I can not for the life of me understand how others watch your videos and don't learn from them? That is some serous rejection. Thank you, Nigel! You are very appreciated..
@@I-have_phonophobia it’s kind of in between the two, so I listed 14:41 so that you would see the frame if it played instead of skipping past it slightly
@@coolguyx14 i can still make it happen, just push both your palms into your eyes and hold them there, its super trippy, and when you remove your eyes, everything looks oddly neon
@@ithefy5830 we are mammals, we instinctively suck on titties from the day we are born, any caveman with half a brain that could see a calf drinking from an udder would be able to put 1 and 1 together.
I'm not talking about showing every reaction live. They can break down the reaction via video also that would be way cheaper, so why teachers don't do that?
@@mr.bazuka9756 teachers are't actually teachers in the age we live in. Being a teacher is a job like packing a shop is a job, they are there to get paid by following the script they're given. If you get a teacher that cares you've struck gold and your mind will be expanded in ways you could never imagine. Teacher is a title earned, not a job applied for
It's so bloody awesome to see a real-life (and totally O.G!) reaction-diffusion (RD) reaction! So cool! I've been very inspired by BZ for many years myself as well. Self-organization / pattern-formation is an utterly fascinating phenomena! I am not a chemist, but have played with digital simulations in this realm a lot (examples on my channel).. and I wonder whether it might eventually be possible to find a real chemical reaction that supports moving solitons (sorta the RD equivalent of gliders) or even just a chemical version of Gray Scott RD (which already contains moving/spinning solitons for specific values of parameters F and k). Sounds potentially complicated but I think that could be a really cool thing to explore! Love your work, huge ups!
you cannot fathom how much i wish i had discovered your channel when i was in college and taking chem classes. i was unable to become hooked from the course material and just got overwhelmed and bored but for some reason i truly love listening to you go over different chemical reactions and it stimulates my long dead love for science. if i had time now, i would get back into chem thanks to you but alas my life has moved elsewhere. i enjoy binging your videos and maybe if i can find the opportunity ill get back into chem and do things that i loved in my early life.
That's how college level science is, dear. It's about YOU learning. Things aren't supposed to be spoonfed to you. Life isn't about sone guy on youtube making pretty reactions and you passively listening to them explain everything. The field of science doesn't need stupid people like that who need everything presented to them in a pretty package.
Him talking about something: so it makes sense that this would happen, because.... Me who has absolutely no idea what he’s talking about: ah yes, of course
Wow. This was mesmerizing! Some of the splotches almost look like the type of mold that grows on rotting fruits and stuff. Or certain fungi that grows on trees. I wonder if there's a correlation on why it looks kind of similar or if it's just a coincidence.
Stephan Wolfram's Physics model is that the world is fundamentally computation, where the universe is like a Turing machine running all possible rules. If you want to know more about why there is an incredible number of different chemical reactions that are possible, look into Wolfram's Physics and his book New Kind of Science. If you imagine the world as a Turing Machine, then it makes perfect sense why there are near infinite possible chemical reactions, only from only the 118 elements of the periodic table (who's to say 118 isn't just an arbitrary number of elements based on their stability? Perhaps there are also a near infinite possible atoms that just aren't stable) It's no coincidence that biology is just one set of possible chemical reactions (molecular structures) to exist.
i don’t know why him saying “dirty garden store quality” sounded so aggressive to me
His voice did indeed have an air of contempt. Apparently Nile really dislikes dirty ferrous sulfate.
What’s his problem? It’s for gardening, what did he expect 😂
@@Mike-hs6br Filthy fucking gardeners and their dirty ferrous sulfate
Dirty deeds done dirt cheep
-17:42
FBI: Why are you getting weird chemicals from the internet?
NileRed: I wanted to see blue rings
t h a t s o u n d s l i k e m e t h
That's just ｆａｎｔａｓｔｉｃ
That's a very good pun. HA HA HA!
Nah. FBI aint on his tail. This guy is from Canada. They don't care about their citizens ordering chemicals cuz Canada is a peaceful country!
@@mairisberzins8677 CIA then?
Whenever Nile describes his experiment process I can never tell if he failed or succeeded with each step
True same
I think he makes it that way
That is because it isn't failure, it's learning. Failure is when you quit without completing what you set out to do, without exploring all possible options.
I like how the waves don't seem to cancel each other when they overlap. They turn into each other. I'd like to see it pushed through a double slit and measure the interference it creates.
yeah, i totally understood what you said
@@alviOST same
Would this chemical phenomenon even be affected by the slits?
@@aryantyagi4915 yeah, cause they're waves. it would be cool to see what happens to the waves if they're passed through the double slits.
Yes, that sounds intriguing.
A reaction so weird you made it your profile picture
Q- Ball XD yes your right
I mean, he IS weird considering his "totally unused anal lubricant" and "appetising piss foam" lol
"How to use a stapler"
Q- Ball it’s at 999 likes should I like.
No it made itself his profile picture
This channel has taught me that 95% of chemistry is just waiting for something to happen.
And 3% heating/cooling then 2% messing with ph
More like 95% of science in general
95% is failing and trying again with small variation --
And filtering
I think 95% is cleaning glassware and disposing of chemical waste
Youre probably the only chemistry channel that is worthy of watching a 3 in the morning
Yeah
It is 3:03 in the morning and i can confirm
fr tho
Same
It is 3:08 so ur not wrong
I voluntarily chose to do a complete reaction model project on this in my college Pchem class and it was hell on earth.
How did it went?
@@wut1727 it WAS a very interesting project, but the prof required us to do all the error regression analysis by hand, which, when you’re dealing with like 4 coupled differential equations, is an absolute nightmare.
@@Grak70 Well I hope you got an A
@@tThisNThat somehow I did. Looking back, it’s amazing what I was willing to put myself through as a college student just because I was told to do xyz that I would laugh at if told to do at my job today.
wow @Grak70 you are awesome, i hope when i grow up i also get to do intersting projects ( i dont really care how tough it is lol i hope i can manage)
Me, having close to zero clue what he’s talking about: I like your funny words magic man.
Nile Blue
Same
I understand him but not the equations nor do I know half the chemicals he mentions
i understand all of this...
I can Relate. Though. I haven't even learned this in school. So blames not on me!
I remember when I was younger, I thought this is what science class would be like.
Reality is often disappointing
Reality IS disappointing
Reality is disappointing most of the time
So... Reality sometimes isn't disappointing
I wish
It is if you get far enough!
This man is the physical embodiment of the word "however"
I have never thought of I that way. I’m glad someone did
amazing
LAKSHEBSNMSBXNXKWJW
“however”
"to do this"
Your narration is awesome. I’ve been a chemist for over 20 years. I now read experimental sections of papers mentally hearing your voice and it is lot more fun than in the past when I mainly heard my voice saying ‘what the @&$ is this guy doing?’ Love what you’re doing.
Would you consider leaving on a red cloth regular table lamp in the bedroom and a tubular vintage oval bulb desk lamp in the office, and seeing which type of bulb burns out first after a while, "doing an experiment" ? .,, ;
I am a chemistry student in Germany. I've been watching your videos for a long time.
I am currently preparing for my internship in physical chemistry on the subject of oscillating reactions. In addition to a heap of literature, your video was linked in the university's cloud. So I'm watching your video a second time but this time for research purposes and not only for entertainment :D so thank you, you made my night
Wow! Hopefully you pass chemistry class!
So cool!
du schaffst das schon
Good luck :)
After watching this 20 minute video about this specific series of chemical reactions, I can VAGUELY understand what's happening, but what purpose does it serve.. besides the cool patterns, what does it do? Does it makes rockets fly faster? Is it some kind of stain remover? Does this have anything to do with how zebras get their stripes? Who discovered this and what were they even doing? Lol
i looked at the thumbnail and said “wait that looks familiar” then i realized you used it as your profile picture
Nice chongyun pfp
I think he was amazed by the unusual reaction that is new to him so he ends up making it a profile pic it's like when you're discovering a new anime and then you're making it your profile pic
Ye
Nice pfp
@@pixelken2990 this is so accurate that I couldn’t say it any better
This is like a physical representation of what happens when you close your eyes and press on them for a couple minutes.
Push the B U T T O N sammi
hmmm there's a scientific link there
@@FlyingSpaceDino you joking or serious ?
Omg dont do it
I did this a ton has a kid
Now I wear glasses
I love it that you explain everything really clearly, making it so even I can /kind of/ understand, instead of just letting it happen. Thank you s2
Ah, so this is where the iconic NileRed pfp came from!
I’m the same way
I made a lore dear sir please
ruclips.net/video/uWI4qxongpQ/видео.html
This comment I supposed to be pinned
...how does this need to be pinned exactly?
What was his old pfp
“It’s very complex and I don’t know if I can explain it well enough”
**proceeds to explain so well that someone who’s never taken a chemistry class can understand**
Had to re-comment this because your explaining ability amazes me endlessly :)
haha, i appreciate the comment again :)
NileRed I remember that comment and also thanks for reposting it lol
I took chemeistry and did not understand as good as now, hes explaining is amazing
mcflarry This is why we love watching him!
RUclips is an incredible platform for learning. I think a lot of people (eg: me) are quite visual learners, and just by being exposed to explanations by people who know their stuff and also make it interesting, information sticks over time and you start to be able to build on previous things.
I started about a year and a half ago with electronics videos, barely remembering V=IR from highschool, and when I first started I was lost quite a bit, but picked up little bits at a time on several different channels. I now can understand just about any schematic shown and understand and can follow along complex topics. I'm hoping to get the same for chemistry, as my one university clsss I took on it had a lousy professor and it has always kind of stuck in my craw. As the OP said: I may not have fully understood the exact formulas and mechanisms of each reaction shown, but the general idea of reduction and oxidation reactions cycling, as well as the idea of diffusion producing the wave effects made enough sense that I had a decent picture working in my head.
Cool video as always.
***Reuploaded because I used a clip of BBC footage in the intro and it was automatically flagged by the system and demonetized.
NileRed im glad i watched the first vid already XD
Forgot to insert the ad
bastards... :P
No ad this time! I kept this one pure.
Oof
And that’s how his profile picture was created🙂
Yep he got it from frame 14:42
@@mistyntoby1593 THAT'S SO COOL
i was searching for this comment
It’s also what he shows while announcing his patreons
@@marialepee Same😂
Wow that almost "electric" blue wave at 15:33 was especially awesome!
Blurquoise c
I thought 16:47 was really cool!
NileRed: 1:28
Me: *Watching as the furnitures in my room starts levitating*
s p e l l s b e l i k e
This comment is underrated
@@guxtavo4282
😆
THAT'S A GOOD ONE
“I had to reduce the solubility” oh good god he’s gonna have to bring out the BIG GUNS this is insane
so I put it in the fridge
lol yes
7zip
Try dissolving sugar in cold water. Compare with dissolving it boiling water.
I mean it is big
@@sgordon8123 solubility proportional to temperature?
The last reaction was by far, the coolest. The blue flashes were so dang beautiful. this is probably my favorite chemical reaction, in terms of visual effects
yeah, it's really oddly satisfying.
This man single-handedly gives me one more braincell while simultaneously taking it away
Chemistry man giveth and chemistry man taketh away
@@bananabreadthenotsogreat9318 he Tippeth then rippeth
What takes it away...? Did you eat the solution?
@@Sidiciousify the sheeers amount of confusion take it away
@@Sidiciousify trying to understand stresses my brain out
I love how he says that the process hasn't been "100% fully explained yet", then spends the next 10 minutes fully explaining exactly what is happening in the process, in the most incredibly detailed and complex way. And I thought my Chemistry degree classes were complicated(!)
Bravo, Sir.
Mors like BROvo
You know This is the type of Teacher you wanted in high school, because even if you didn't like chemistry, you would love the classes
Probably not though...
my teacher is the opposite, chemistry is insufferable when she is teaching
@@amdobrantal1774 Have you seen NileBlue?
You still have to take notes and the tests tho lol
@@blessedsin6087 yes but I would have learned better and probably not forget because of how well its explained and interesting
I understand litterally NOTHING when you explain how it works, but it's just interesting enough to watch! Your normal videos aswell as the clips, are fasinating!
"it did have a few flashes of blue in the background, which was kinda weird"
my understanding of this video in one sentence
“I’m going to name these A, B, and C”
Oh no he’s going to ask me which one grows Sally’s beans the best according to a graph
best damn math joke I've ever heard
Ap tests be like:😳
hell no
The answers. Always. C😂😊
I live in Florida, and at least one question every year seems to start the same:
“The Burmese python is an invasive species in the Everglades….”
Sodium bromate & Sodium bromide.
My salty chemical bromance.
Ba dun tiss
Lol nice one!
Nice
Nice
Ayyyy
Niles buys so much off Ebay that I wonder if there is a whole grey market of chemists stealing bits of chemicals from work to sell.
He has relatively recently explained that you used to be able to buy so many more chemicals (many more than is reasonably safe to ship ordinarily) than you're able to nowadays
@@willch.2259 Sucks for his content but I am happy it is not quite th wild west out there.
I always like how he is honest about the mistakes. He always explained how much it is supposed to yield and how much he actually got.
10:53
"I hOpE iT wAsN't ToO cOnFuSiNg"
I didn't know 80% of the words you used.
I was about to comment this
He said that, and my first thought was just a simple "This is why I'm failing Chemistry" ;-;
ok
Bromo is what I heard
Damn I'm at 3 mins, trouble ahead
When he said "about 10 grams for 40 dollars."
I felt that.
Stoner vibes
LMAO
@@avixke7377 he smokin that Mexican shwaq
Oh your talking about weed I thought you were talking about coke i was like "damn that's cheap for coke"
@@avixke7377 i spend like 10 bucks for 1 gram from the local shop
i’m so happy you kept all your tries in, all the different effects are amazing!!
No, officer, I said I want to buy _FERROIN!_
Lol
just our of curriosity, what was the edit to ur comment, casue it says editted
I'm not sure anymore. I probably spelled ferroin wrong the first time and went back to make sure I got it right.
HAHA that's hysterical. -likes the comment-
Meanwhile I was trying to buy heroin, and got this
I love how he pronounced the name of the reaction _almost_ correctly. As a Slav, I approve.
Oooo
This reaction was originally done by a Slav?
Nice
Yup, this reaction was probably done by Russians, and NileRed actually pronounced its name pretty nice, as a Pole, I approve.
@@Terrus_38 yeah, he was pretty close there. Polish gang
Fritz Kreisler Gang Polaków ;)
Macarena M8’s Something like [bɛɫusɔv ʒabɔtinsci]
The amount of bro makes me feel like I’m in a gym
Bro with bro in brogym brorking brout
i feel like the school jock is just following me like an idiot, it happened before
Bromine reaction goes Brrrrr
@@joestevenson5568 bromine reaction goes brrrrro
that made me chuckle XD
Ive been watching NileRed since sophomore year of high school, and i remember seeing this video back then. Im now a sophomore in college majoring in chem and doing research involving this reaction. Just a wholesome full circle moment for me. Thank you Nile for helping inspire my love for chem!
I've learned more from this channel than my actual chemistry class
Same
Yeah, pharaohs serpent was 1 of my favorites
I doubt you’d be able to understand the reactions
@@bantober why wouldn't they get it?
christopher pearce these videos aren’t set up to learn they are quick info in rapid succession of you didn’t learn anything in class and don’t understand all the equations you won’t fully understand the reactions of you can explain the what happened please do
18:19 man that tube really just went *"WAOW"*
Bro try it in 0.5 or 0.25 it'll just be a chemical in agonizing pain
That scared the shit out of me
Underrated
Tyler1
It sounded like Tyler1
NileRed: *using big words*
Me: he's making a potion
Wait a second, aren't you supposed to be stopping a gay priest right now?
potion seller, i am going into battle, and i need your strongest potions
@@hendrixhotel uhh sorry dude, i kinda died
@@ristrettomv4662 Well at least Pucci was stopped by Emporio! :D
He’s an enemy stand user
One of the best "reaction videos" on this entire platform
Hahaha😂😂😂😂
When you rub your eyes to hard
The actual term for this is called "phosphene"
When you stand up too fast and the world shatters beneath you
*too
Omg true
I was thanking the same thing.
9:00 all the bros working together, it’s kinda rad bro
Bro....
BrOoOoOoOo!!
Excuse me....BrO8...
BRO
BROOOOOO
Thats some funky looking meth you cooked there.
That's what I thought
😂😂
Meth is white, so yes that is very weird meth.
@@XfilesandHorrorClips Yep, thats why they called it weird.
IM DYING LAUGHING thats amazing you should win a prize for that coment
I like how your profile picture is literally the reaction itself
10:52 "I hope that was a decent explanation, and it wasn't too confusing"
Me looking at the chemicals on the right : Ooooookay i'm gonna go back to the cool colours now.
Commentator: *talking chemistry*
Me: “oh pretty crystals!”
ngl i wasnt expecting to run into someone with a mysmes profile pic in the comment section of a random chemistry video
This guy would definitely get along with Seven lol
I actually thought it’s agate lmao
Blue meth 😳
NileRed: does anything
Coffee filters and distilled water: helo
You spelled hello wrong 🖕🏻
@@MosinAttractedPerson that’s the meme, I’m hoping that this is your first time ever on the internet cause if it isn’t you’re just being ignorant
Almost as if they're commonly used items in chemistry, huh?
@@MosinAttractedPerson ruclips.net/video/Z0VVhoWxW3M/видео.html this u?
@@connieflower3699 knew it a toxic 11yr ol on internet
I have had a hand full of jobs where I had to learn about hazardous chemicals and reactions.
I never set out to understand chemistry but I am learning and understanding from watching your content. I can not for the life of me understand how others watch your videos and don't learn from them? That is some serous rejection. Thank you, Nigel! You are very appreciated..
him: explaining very scientific things about chemical reactions
what i hear: bromene bromine bro bro bro bro bro bro
Haha it blood but not
what i hear: “bro main bruh m bruh mom bre mem bromus ass heroin”
@@the_cat_the_cat We hear the good stuff
bromate bromine bromide...feroin ......... blood liquid.
melania acid
“The ferrous sulfate was *DIRTY GARDEN* store quality”
That my favorite new insult to replace ratchet.
" I went on a date with this girl. She's ok but she's DIRTY GARDEN store quality"
As a chemist that speaks to me 😂
Huh pretty good
14:41 in case anyone wanted a timestamp, this is the part of the video that he used as his profile picture(and the thumbnail).
thanks
Hahaha spent all the video looking for the part he used as his pfp, i just knew someone had the timestamp after i found it
11:22 checkpoint
Actually 14:42
@@I-have_phonophobia it’s kind of in between the two, so I listed 14:41 so that you would see the frame if it played instead of skipping past it slightly
at about 10:30, a spiral begins to form in the bottom right, that persists through most of the reaction. fascinating as hell.
Bromate is a good friend
Bromite is an Australian friend.
And a bromo gives brojobs 👍
@@skipster6925 I didn't know Bromo was a band.
@@skipster6925 bruh moment
And phenate is a cool friend
Hello -mate- mite
nile: smart person words
me: *ooga booga look cool*
Me: * _honk snort_ * COLORS MOVE
(΄◉◞౪◟◉｀)
That comment made me and my brain cells disintegrate
Arial Black me xD
dont worry thats why hes doing it
SAME
Americans: Bro
Australians: Mate
*Me, an intellectual: Bromate*
This is underrated lol
Sakura ):
me, a 200 iq intellectual intellectual intellect:
*B R O M I D E*
Me a Minecraft intuectual: *BROMINE*
Came into the comments for this pun; left satisfied.
These videos are addicting, this man is superior.
3:45 Ok I can now totally believe people would want to eat an unknow chemical that they even know is toxic
Kandi
baja blast rock make tummy hurt :,(
What is wrong with you people?!?
@@Dusterisp mmm yummy rock candy
@@andrewdobbs7747 underrated comment
Before I saw this video I thought the channel picture was simply a red circle...
I feel like a whole new world has opened up before my very eyes
i thought it was a red-scaled earth
I thought it was Mars lol
Edit: Random observation it looks like terracotta in Minecraft
13:04 is a visual representation of what your legs feel like when you're on the toilet for too long
That is scary accurate
That is accurate 🤣
HOOOOO BOY EXACTLY
Lordthathappens.
Why... Is... This... True...
14:42 And that’s the logo of NileRed’s channel that is still with us today
12:50 That’s what it’s like to rub your eyes so hard that you ascend to the next plain of existence
That used to happen to me so many times as a kid but it no longer does
oh God yes
@@coolguyx14 i can still make it happen, just push both your palms into your eyes and hold them there, its super trippy, and when you remove your eyes, everything looks oddly neon
@@coolguyx14 omfg
@@fearlessanomaly1710 oh shit oh god EVERYTHING IS WEIRD
"i didn't need all that much."
...
"so i went ahead and ordered five pounds of it."
this is an underrated comment
Me, a European, having no idea what a pound is: ah yes,,,, that makes sense
,,,,
Remus Teahan 1 pound is aprox. half a kilo
Me a South African having no idea how America measures stuff so like a thumb of it but then what is I have small thumbs
That colour combination is magnificent!
Nile: “ I hope that was a decent explanation and it wasn’t to confusing.”
Me: oh wait I got lost in the reaction…
13:00 when you stand up too fast.
This is an underrated comment.
Even without iron deficiency, it happens
Hi
Never happened to me tbh
a bowl who cares tf
NileRed: I hope this explanation was pretty clear, and not too confusing.
Me: ohh yea for sure for sure.
10:53
@@naliyam5693 nice timestamp
“And that, my friends, is how i got my profile picture.”
Next episode: "injecting ferroin into my veins"
Than you have literally rainbow blood
Inject the memes
Nobody understood that well executed word play lol
bluebird wonderland I didn’t even notice until you pointed it out XD
@LtLuke you are gay
"recreating one of the weirdest reactions" I do this on a daily basis when I talk to people
Yyyees, but noone can recreate "they" anyway, anymore, anyhow. °•°
@@jannejohansson3383 what
@@jannejohansson3383 incomprehensible, didn't laugh
@@shadowcween7890 that's the joke dude, he created the weirdest reactions out of us
@@doplop that's the joke dude, he created the weirdest reactions out of us
"Hey Bro, wanna hang out"
"Sodium Bromide Oxide"
NaBrO3
Ne3P2OH8
“So Bro Ox”
@@pancakesbf2704 bruh
@@jay-rad8303 That sounds like "Nah Bro" 😂
well i just binge like 4 vids and is another day . love your work
“It was still WAY more than I needed...” -Nile every time he home brews anything
Nice video bro, BrO² and BrO³
that could have been a good joke :(
Broxygen and brozone?
This comment made me go NaBrO3
Bromo
@@GermanRumm lol
I DONT UNDERSTAND ANYTHING OTHER THAN IT'S COOL
what a shame
梟akira
@Nothsa ooof
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this is the reaction that made this man's whole career
This is my favourite Breaking Bad episode
Geometry Dash Slime yea looks like crack
i am the danger
was gonna make a breaking bad comment, but then my better judgement kicked in and I scrolled down because surely there were already a bunch of them ;)
You mean meth? not crack...
What??
Him: *explaining the complicated molecular reactions going on* Me, watching pretty shapes: 👁👄👁
Nice, that like count tho
i’ll like when you find out about the enter key
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That was one of the best reactions I have ever seen! Seems almost surreal. Great one, Nile! 👍
I’m obsessed with the color of the ferrous sulfate
"I didn't need barely any of it, but I went all out and got 5lbs of this stuff that I might not ever use again for a long time if ever"
How is stuff like this even discovered? It's such a specific concoction its a wonder anyone ever discovered it.
Bc you can think what specific elements do when together with another element etc. So you have to work what you know and discover new things
Who decided to pull on some cows t*ts and drink it? WHO. KNOWS.
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@@ithefy5830 we are mammals, we instinctively suck on titties from the day we are born, any caveman with half a brain that could see a calf drinking from an udder would be able to put 1 and 1 together.
@@Zuldaar uuuuugg graaaaaaaaahhh
I wish they taught chemistry this well in schools.
They do in colleges and some private schools. They can’t do this in public school because it’s too expensive
I'm not talking about showing every reaction live. They can break down the reaction via video also that would be way cheaper, so why teachers don't do that?
@@mr.bazuka9756 teachers are't actually teachers in the age we live in. Being a teacher is a job like packing a shop is a job, they are there to get paid by following the script they're given. If you get a teacher that cares you've struck gold and your mind will be expanded in ways you could never imagine. Teacher is a title earned, not a job applied for
This is far beyond high school chemistry
You should he happy they dont teach this, its extremely complicated
Little did we know this is become his channel logo
Me: *hits my elbow on table*
My entire nervous system: 13:00
It showed a goddamn ad for hungry jacks when I clicked on it
It was at the wrong time XD
LiterallySpeedy I got a geico commercial
cytophysics i got a swiffer ad
Why is your stomach playing guitar I got a spoon ad
@@morticiamourning9990 woT
Chemicals: *exist*
Nilered: "is for me? 👉👈"
Relatable to me.
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"bromate" sounds like something you'd call a very close friend
RadenWA we should
bromates before ho dates
I like calling people "bromide".
All my friends are bromous
Can we be bromates? All I wanna do is play video games, maybe cuddle a little.
It's so bloody awesome to see a real-life (and totally O.G!) reaction-diffusion (RD) reaction! So cool! I've been very inspired by BZ for many years myself as well. Self-organization / pattern-formation is an utterly fascinating phenomena!
I am not a chemist, but have played with digital simulations in this realm a lot (examples on my channel).. and I wonder whether it might eventually be possible to find a real chemical reaction that supports moving solitons (sorta the RD equivalent of gliders) or even just a chemical version of Gray Scott RD (which already contains moving/spinning solitons for specific values of parameters F and k).
Sounds potentially complicated but I think that could be a really cool thing to explore! Love your work, huge ups!
Interestingly, there is a type of very simple computer program called a "cyclic cellular automation" that looks *exactly* like this chemical reaction.
Intrestingly intresting enough to be intresting.
Digital is no replacement for analog
@@spocker22 Try saying that when our robot overlords take over
@@spocker22 analogue computers can’t use the internet.
@@oxybrightdark8765 analogue people do
5:48 "it mostly the bromate that matters"
Well said bro
said like a real bro, mate
Han Gyo Jin I highly doubt you understand what he is saying I know I don’t
Wren studios dude, it’s a joke
@@wrenstudios7964 r/wooosh
He say bro and mate to cater to everyone including the Australians.
I don't understand anything, but this is dope
true right
That blue flash is so cool. Also, I wonder if this could be used for random number generatation. Especially since its repeatable
you cannot fathom how much i wish i had discovered your channel when i was in college and taking chem classes. i was unable to become hooked from the course material and just got overwhelmed and bored but for some reason i truly love listening to you go over different chemical reactions and it stimulates my long dead love for science. if i had time now, i would get back into chem thanks to you but alas my life has moved elsewhere. i enjoy binging your videos and maybe if i can find the opportunity ill get back into chem and do things that i loved in my early life.
yeah its amazing on how bad school is at teaching you and make it fun ( might be because youre made to memorize not learn but alas)
That's how college level science is, dear. It's about YOU learning. Things aren't supposed to be spoonfed to you. Life isn't about sone guy on youtube making pretty reactions and you passively listening to them explain everything. The field of science doesn't need stupid people like that who need everything presented to them in a pretty package.
You miss the point@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme..its about charisma. You'd be just another science teacher to forget it sounds like
Him talking about something: so it makes sense that this would happen, because....
Me who has absolutely no idea what he’s talking about: ah yes, of course
ruclips.net/video/uWI4qxongpQ/видео.html😏😏😏😏
Smile and nod
My non-scientist brain is like : "oh he made a lava-lamp"
You'd have to keep inserting new fluid, so not a very good one.
Unless someone knows how to just refresh it electrically...
2d lava lamp
Lava lamp from the future
You are the only educational channel I watch actively.
Wow. This was mesmerizing! Some of the splotches almost look like the type of mold that grows on rotting fruits and stuff. Or certain fungi that grows on trees. I wonder if there's a correlation on why it looks kind of similar or if it's just a coincidence.
it’s cellular automata but irl
Stephan Wolfram's Physics model is that the world is fundamentally computation, where the universe is like a Turing machine running all possible rules.
If you want to know more about why there is an incredible number of different chemical reactions that are possible, look into Wolfram's Physics and his book New Kind of Science. If you imagine the world as a Turing Machine, then it makes perfect sense why there are near infinite possible chemical reactions, only from only the 118 elements of the periodic table (who's to say 118 isn't just an arbitrary number of elements based on their stability? Perhaps there are also a near infinite possible atoms that just aren't stable)
It's no coincidence that biology is just one set of possible chemical reactions (molecular structures) to exist.
Look up reaction - diffusion model. There are some nice vids about it.
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