Testing CRAZY chemistry recipes from a 1933 formulary book (part 4)
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In this video I test even more crazy recipes from the notorious 1933 chemical formulary.
0:00 intro
0:55 cancer sticks
2:50 lab top stain
5:32 coloring coal
7:16 cyanide ant killer
7:40 artificial fog
9:34 artificial perspiration
10:28 chloroform medicine
10:46 arsenic smoke effect
11:44 silver plate bone
12:52 bone hurting juice
14:07 mercury stomach gas relief
14:26 blue light of death
16:07 hole plug
17:45 mercury lotion
18:03 fake rocks with uranium
19:58 glow-in-the-dark pigment
21:08 toilet vinegar
21:52 FBI visit
24:06 outro 
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Sounds like something a desk would comment.
@@wes4578 i agree rather sus fam
where did you get your laser goggles
Does it not shake even during total nuclear war??
“If I go to the *WAR GASSES* section, it says I’m over reacting”
Man, that’s an epic book.
My thoughts exactly, the words that come out of this guy's mouth with such casualness, it's incredible
Chlorine and Phosgene, if you're reading this book to learn how to treat yourself for either of those, well, you're probably a bit too late.
It's basically Necronomicon
@@crabofchaos7881 Legit a subspecies of Nomicons, Chemistronomicon
@@crabofchaos7881 grey reference
“I found this deer skull while hiking with my cats recently” is one of the most batshit insane sentences I’ve ever heard and I’d expect nothing less
There are several creepypastas that start this way.
Because of just... Him being him, I didn't bat an eye at it
Id argue thats the most tame thing ive heard him say, hiking with cats is weird but they sell harnesses for them and people do it but if you spend enough time in the woods you will inevitability come across bones
Hey I've found a deer skull while hiking last week lol
I literally laughed out loud when he said that, and seeing someone else comment on it made my day! 🤣🤣
3:45 "It was until the factory exploded couple months ago. Anyway..."
I swear to god there's really something about crazy chemists. Nile red does this too!
I love how he always smiles even when he is telling you if you attempt what he is doing you will die
imagine being an fbi agent, pulling up to this remote house to talk to someone who's buying explosive chemicals in bulk and he's literally a Disney princess. that's what happened to him.
This made me choke on my water
LMAO
@@Zorokthegreat Beware the deadly dihydrogen monoxide, it claims countless victims every year... =D
Don't forget the ancient alchemy book
😅
The mental image of styro explaining his chemical purchases while he try’s to stop his pet squirrel from climbing the nice fbi men is just perfection
tries* ... also screw the FBI also confirmed, he IS on a watchlist and now so are we lol
They sent the squirrel in the first place @3@
@@Mattle_lutra drug sniffing squirrel
“Oh fuck HE HAS AN ATTACK SQUIRREL”
@@Mattle_lutra The squirrel's a... Rat?
I don't know if you've covered it already, but The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments was a book I had as a young child. It's now available on the web in PDF, and "IRL"... if you can find a copy. It's a child's chemistry book, but old enough that it makes modern grownups cower in fear of the alchemy within. Definitely worth a video or two.
Love all your videos!
Also, David Hahn had the same book, which eventually led to him making a nuclear reactor in his basement, causing many people to be exposed to radiation and him to be arrested. Hahn died in 2016 due to alcohol intoxication. He was nicknamed "The Radioactive Boy Scout"
Alright I’ve confirmed it. Styro is either dead right now or he is cooking up an absolute *banger* in that mad science lab of a garage he has 😂
He definitely ain't alive
looks like he's out chasing tornados
you were correct on the second one...
Jesus Christ lmao you were right
second one is right😅
everytime he uploads we are relieved that he isnt dead
Dudes got Rick level plot armour, he'll be fine... I think
or in a government gulag....
yep
our boy will outlive most of us X)
+1
By far one of the most well thought out sponsor spots ever
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That was a good one!
I recognized the desk because my brother has one at his machine shop and I recognized that control head. It is a nice desk, definitely well built.
Gotta agree. Was appreciated. A real person promoting something they really like and really use and then do something fun with it. Not often you get that.
Proper sponsor spot, entertaining and relevant
I defn loved that sponser spot lol
legit never even noticed till he said haha
also nice desk btw
2:35 the forbidden blunt
*hits blunt*
*drops dead*
@@James-2248gotta make sure jacobfuckingjones doesn’t see this recipe
Hi Drake! Before you were born, all dry cleaners used CCl4 as their main cleaning chemical, and when you went to pick up your clothes the smell was absolutely overwhelming. Thanks for your great enthusiasm!
Good thing he was born, or they may have never stopped!
WELL before he was born. They mostly stopped using it in the 1930s. Assuming you're not over 80 years old, what you were smelling was probably perchloroethylene. It has what Wikipedia describes as a "pleasant smell," which ... kind of describes carbon tet also (the usual adjective used there is "sweet").
@@ptorqiirc sweet used to be used to describe a smell akin to sewage.
“I found this deer skull while hiking with my cats” is perhaps the most styropyro sentence possible
Bro really said that 💀💀
I mean clearly he lives in the middle of nowhere
Also “let’s cook this uranium mix”
dude's the main character
@whannabiI know, right? Who ever goes hiking with cats?
*"I cannot overstate how dangerous this recipe is"* he says in an indifferent voice
Nice profile pic. Ilulu best girl.
@@notgray88weeb
@@TactileCoder airplane boy
@@asmodeusguys4472tower guy
everytime he uploads we are relieved that he isnt dead. The suggested quantities in the artificial fog recipe are absolutely hilarious..
Okay, that's literally the first time I've ever seen a drill bit bend and not break. THAT was impressive!
I didn’t think it was even possible 😅 tool steel is too hard to bend like that
Styro is like a step and a half from being the funny chemistry laser man on the internet to being the second Unabomber
Why not… both?
@@jamzee_ 😂
Ted was right.
@@jamzee_ Uh...
All he needs is intent he definitely has the means
the disarming way he speaks about stuff is not at all indicative of how crazy smart he is or how fucking insane the stuff he makes is. i love this channel so much.
agreed
13:40 curious what the yeet and is this loss? means or is it a reference?
This guy built Chuck Norris
Best RUclips channel by far
Only some of it is insane. Other stuff is just the usual toxic, of the kind you might find in a river in India or Pakistan.
@@feelinghealingfrequences7179 both are internet memes
Self igniting cigarettes which decades later led to development of self extinguishing cigarettes. Reducing fires from falling asleep with a lit smoke. Increasing lighter sales, and annoyance of having to keep relighting.
I just wanted to thank you. I watched ur videos when i was a lot younger and it started a love for chemistry. I am now a botanist and i own a chemical clothing company. I couldnt have done it without ur videos that inspired me. Ive handled potassium chromate before and that shit is scary. I was in a hazmat suit and still got that adreniline rush. Thank you for risking your life for this video. You plant the seeds of scientists in our generations young minds.
I would agree with you, wouldn’t he work so care free and without any safety standards. I worked with some of the same stuff too, like you said I had to wear a hazmat suit and he is there with a fucking tank top, he isn’t even wearing a long sleeve. I m deeply worried that someday he, someone near him or someone else taking him as a role model will harm him loser or other around him. And if he isn’t dying from it now he will someday from the consequences what’s really sad. It’s important to motivate young people but not like this. I highly doubt/can’t believe/ imagine he is a trained experienced professional with his lack of safety measures, like lab coat, fume hood, real equipment and furniture. And with his mistreating of safety rules like doesn’t tf taste the stuff you made, or release toxic smoke into the environment he is really a danger and it’s no wonder why he got a visit from the FBI, but they should’ve done something to stop this madness before something will happen
@@ATAMorpheusdespite his lack of safety protocols and slight insanity, he has a degree in chemistry and is qualified to teach it. His electronic videos on the other hand… well he at the very least has an extensive amount of experience and knowledge to make up for his lack of a degree.
"I found this deer skull while hiking with my cats recently that'll be perfect for my experiment" is possibly the weirdest sentence to ever be said seriously
How about "my pet squirrel came down from the trees after seeing me exchanging a few words with two FBI agents, whom she then tried to climb on top of"
@@MYNAMACHEF believeable
The Snow White of mad scientists
This dude has to have to weirdest frickin life...
@@MYNAMACHEF I wonder if the agents watched that one Rick and Morty episode and were questioning life. lol
Came for the mad scientist, stayed for a nice man. This guy radiates positivity and warmth
Yes, yes, damn it !
Its all the Uranium Salts
Yup, warmth like an open chemical fire on a desk!
nah he just radiates
... and too much coffee.
I think this type of video is a recipe for success. You have the ability to show strange and deadly recipes from the 30s while also doing it in an entertaining fashion as well as explaining why you shouldn't mix these chemicals together, teaching others in the process. Well done.
12:49 it's pretty cool how the silver deposits in the eye sockets give the skull spooky glowing eyes
Imagine what those FBI agents must have thought. They go to investigate someone who's been buying a ton of suspicious chemicals, and they show up at this guy's house and discover he's actually a buff Disney princess with a degree in chemistry, a penchant for fire and carcinogens, and a crazed look in his eyes.
Exactly 😊
😂😂😂
"A buff Disney princess" is what I dream to be called
I imagine the FBIs visit made them focus more on our beloved disney princess. I picture a file larger than the printed version of the code used to go to the moon, surrounded by dozens of agents trying to figure out exactly what weapon could be made with all of the things he has bought.
*and a domesticated squirrel
You know that he’s doing even crazier stuff when he says “I’m legally obligated to tell you…” 😂
you know he's doing even crazier stuff when he says "I got a visit from the FBI preparing for some of these"
@@merrilly- bet you NileRed never had to worry about that
@@sincereflowers3218 well, the FBI doesn't operate on Canada. Plus nigel tends to seek permission before doing questionable things
@@nunyabisnass1141he also had a run-in with the authorities. He was investigated due to some glassware.
@@Dinnye01 Yup, it was unusually large funnel (sounds ridiculous).
The chemicals bro's talking about: ☠️☠️☠️⚰️⚰️⚰️💀☣️☣️☣️☣️☣️⚠️⚠️
The face bro make's:☺️
Hi. I used to work with fake sweat. I tested fabric for quality, and we used it to see if sweat was able to transport dyes from our test fabric to a test patch (which was made of a selection of fabric types).
The fact that the fbi has officially investigated this man means he is a confirmed legend
dont get your hopes up like he did... the main investigation was obviously Styro's squirrelfriend, its no wonder they didnt care to look inside. all the evidence they needed was on the outside.
I bought a lot of sulfur and other stuff before and got a visit, but it was all for my fish tanks, so all good 😅
or hes a honest reporter telling the truth about its corruption
FBI harasses youtubers over far less. Forest Anon is a great example.
That'll one up any story at dinner. "Oh, you went backpacking in Colorado? Did I ever tell you about the time that I synthesized compounds for a RUclips video that were so dangerous that THE FBI VISITED ME FROM PURCHASING THE INGREDIENTS?!"
Honestly, that was probably the smoothest, most organic, and most effective sponsored ad segment I have ever seen man. Super well executed.
Only smoother I've seen is Casual Geographic.
@@LawrenceOakheart true
It took me a few seconds to be like, Wait, this is an ad now. Highly smooth! Like the opposite of remnant nesquick powder
@@AConquerorsVendetta remnant nesquick powder?
is this the only sponsored video you've ever seen
I just learned about this guy and the amount of lore and absurdities this man has created so awesome
I am genuinely grateful. Every time I watch one of your videos, I feel like I watched something entertaining yet educational while also not goofy and childish. Thanks 4 making content homie.
every video he gets buffer and crazier at the same time, truly magical.
hello guys, in this video i'm making a nuclear bomb, unfortunately i wasn't able to get some lithium for the fusion stage, so ill have to settle for just the first stage of fission....
1 hour later...
as you can see my town is now gone! and the air is contaminated with radioactive fallout! you really don't wanna breathe in this stuff!
@@UnicaLuce "you really don't want to breath this cancer juice, and that's why I wore gloves."
He ski’s a lot
roids! my dad was the same exact way.
@@jessemazo4791 I hope you're being sarcastic cause he's definitely not doing steroids, if you're serious you're a cupcake so
That coal one reminds me of bismuth crystals. Absolutely beautiful.
The most anxious people on Earth are the FBI agents assigned to Styropyro
If I was a child in 1933, and I had access to this book, I definitely would not have made it to adulthood.
if you were a child in '33 , chances are you wouldnt have made it to adulthood anyways , might as well have this book to show the germans a nice time when they come to invade
@@AJ-vs3yz Still depends on their location,
Belarus = dead
brazil = probably mostly fine, i think
"Time to make a flashbang!"
*gets blinded and ducking dies*
@@Elias_Harrison i don't think the germans even tried to invade brazil
@@tlank7933 brazil was neutral and across the atlantic, there was no reason to.
Its like the USA going all the way to the middle east cause someone looked at them wrong.
I like how this book avoids using ratios and just goes ahead and tells you to use 50 lbs of random carcinogens and more. 😂
Back in the day, you always bought things by the pound!
Just have 7.5 kilogram of glass etching stuff around the house
You know, in case you would need to spontaneously etch a large amount of glass
@@MrHack4never NileRed would love having that to dispose of the corpses of all the beakers he smashed one day
@@MrCh0o lmaoo
@@MrHack4never As an American, I prefer to keep exactly 16.5lbs on hand. I find keeping 7.5kilo to be excessive and unjustifiable. You metric people, always overdoing things...
How you bent a drill bit, that is the magic of this channel! You know better... I hated chemistry and waited until my senior year to take it and its so interesting. I've been watching your videos for years. Thanks for providing interesting content.
8:56 add some type of mustard gas and you become a renowned scientist of 1914-18
We keep thinking he’s dead, but when he uploads he looks healthier and swoler. STOP WORRYING FOR HIS SAFETY HES BECOMING TOO STRONG
He's literally as close to a mad scientist as I think we're going to get. "Hey, so I made a new channel and am chasing tornados again" while also building death lasers XD
Seems like we're just a few years away from Drake going full mad scientist and carving out his own nation in the woods. Perhaps those of us worrying for him would be welcome to join his technological paradise and be safe from the variety of doomsday devices he and his squirrel friend have been making together?
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger they say, i guess that goes for mega death rays and cancerous substances too
@@justinchamberlin4195 I'm ready, but I figured that someone who takes such lengths to live 'out there' as much as he does, doesn't really want a lot of human company
We need to stop worrying dmfor his safety and start worrying for ours
Artificial sweat is actually commonly used in the textile chemistry industry to see how much clothes discolor through sweat
Cool
epic sauce
can i eat it
Isn't it also the base of Gatorade?
@@altrocks I wish
This is the first video of yours I’ve watched. I too am a chemist (and this is the kind of stuff I’d do if I had a cabin in the woods and a squirrel friend). You keep doing you. This is amazing. ❤
"This is a horrible recipie! Im looking forward to this one..."
*never have I smashed the sub button so hard*
We've been watching your career with great interest! Keep up the good work.
Imagine if the FBI actually had an account lmao
@@Nobody-ge7pk Sounds like something a secret FBI account would say to throw us off
where's your buddy cia? they must wanna weaponize them lazers to destroy them commies
@@Nobody-ge7pkyou'd be suprise www.youtube.com/@fbi
@@SpikeShroom it's the Russian KGB pretending to be the FBI.
14:10 This one doesn't just relief gas from your stomach, it relieves you of your stomach all together
You can't have stomach problems if you don't have a stomach.
Smoke pot is usually used as a blackening agent. Example of use, to blacken iron sights on a rifle while distance shooting. Helps to define the sight image, especially is glare is an issue. The same material, if applied by finger, would be stuff football players rub on cheeks to reduce glare as well.
imagine what the fbi thought that not only is styro a mad scientist but also a mad nature man
A lot of historical scientists were also interested in nature a lot (ex. Charles Darwin). Science is used to figure out how everything in nature works, after all. That's why there's the "natural sciences". (it's also how you get the "playing god" Dr. Frankenstein stereotype)
I like that he invited them in to show them around and they nope'd the fuck out. Would've been funny that they also noticed he wasn't buying moth eggs anymore, so they thought he lost his reason to live and were concerned he was up to no good.
You've f*ucked with the squirrels, Morty!
Styropyro, next Disney Princess
@@kierasher1 I'm not a regular viewer, MOTH EGGS?
"I found this deer skull while hiking with my cats" is possibly the best sentence I've heard all year
Knowing him “my cats” is referring to lions or jaguars or something
Your videos are always really good. This one is awesome. Thanks for taking the time to make them.
I THOUGHT THIS MAN WAS A TALL MAN, I AM SO FLABBERGASTED TO SEE HIM NEXT TO PEOPLE. NO WONDER HE’S BEEN WORKING WITH LASERS AND DEADLY CHEMICALS! HE NEEDS TO MAIM ALL THE TALL PEOPLE TO BECOME THE ONE TRUE SHORT KING!
it was so shocking for literally no reason to learn how tall he is
@@barzzii I can’t believe it at all. It feels like the fruit of the loom logo without the cornucopia.
probably one of the best sponsor segments I've seen. Didn't even think to skip it.
that's a goddamn good table, i sure would buy one if i had the money.
Good goy
@@fss1704 agree. Wish I didn't buy the one from Costco about 2 years ago otherwise I'd throw down on it.
@@jpablo700 at risk of this sounding like a bot reply thread all circle jerking flexispot, they are really the best option (unless you are dropping >$1k on some crazy hardwood custom desk w/ fixed legs for whatever reason, for example using a 2k lb piece of obsidian or something as a desk surface). and even then, 99% of the time buying the flexispot electric legs is still the best option when building any desk between $250 & up to 99% of crazy boujee desks IMO, bc fixed legs are just not the move if you have the budget to avoid the restriction.
I didn’t even realize it was a sponsor until the very end. Now that is a good sponsor!
This whole series started before I started my bachelors in chemistry and back then I thought the recipes couldn't be that bad if he's actually making them. 2 years later I stand corrected and genuinely horrified. Godspeed styropyro, you mad, beautiful creature.
Styropyro is clearly a alchemy cryptid
Jokes on you! He’s just insane
Is the rainbow charcoal toxic?
@@TURK_182 In spite of it being prussian blue, which is commonly used in paints, it's still kinda toxic. Also, the things you use to make it can release cyanide in contact with acid, or are just generally unplesant (mildly toxic) to the body. If you don't have the facillities or an education in this I don't reccomend dabbling and trying to make stuff, no matter how cool it may be.
@@TURK_182 Basically everything he made in the video except the table coating (I have the ingredients for that one actually so I might try it) are mildly toxic to lethal, the pyrotechnics only made sense because he's miles from other people and even then he was in full PPE
Prussian blue is still used but not in anything you handle directly; it's typically sealed afterwards through a glass frame or a clear coating.
Even the bench was sealed afterwards with the linseed oil, dries to something like a resin.
youre already on my rerun list xD, man these were quick classics as videos. keep up the good work, cant wait till u post more. saw u with allen pan, that was scary af o0 haha
I can only imagine this book being made by a bunch of chemists Fing around coming up with the dumbest concoctions possible like “ yeah yeah put this in it to make the chemistry created toothpaste radioactive😂”
After the squirrel incident, they knew you were crazy, but not the kind of crazy that blows things up for hurty purposes.
He did live in a wooden cabin in the middle of the woods like a *certain someone* , but unlike them, he bought those chemicals for education and entertainment purpose and not because of the industrial revolution and it's consequences
@@kakyoindonut3213 You know, the other bearded guy you are talking about was even a professor who also bought chemicals for educational purposes.
But then things changed ... Not in his environment, but in his head.
This can happen to anyone. The beauty of the situation is that you don't recognize it.
Edit: Oh and plot twist: The squirrel is actually a secret FBI snitch. The reincarnation of Hoover. (Yes yes, I thought of Disney in that moment. Squirrels with petticoats... :P )
@@dieSpinnt too be fair the bearded man also had the cia messing with his head (MKUltra)
@@dieSpinnt they had eyes on him this whole time
He’s crazy, not insane
As somebody that hates and makes a point to skip ads you somehow managed to make one interesting and keep it entertaining. That's an achievement in itself.
Same! I especially liked the part where he set the product on fire 😂 you don't see that in most ad plugs.
@@emilyrln Ikr, and not just that, he also poured a small amount of HCL in the table's surface alongside a crumpled aluminum to test it's durability and if it'll melt/corrode it. That ad plug was quite effective AND entertaining af, as expected of Drake.
"makes a point" 🧐
Didn’t even realize it was an ad till half way through
Wait, that was an AD?!
Can’t wait for you to post again. Love you man
15:01 thats the stuff gru put on his minions to make them purple
“I found this deer skull while hiking with my cats” is such a great sentence
And then he coated it with silver. Lol
Right, I was freaking dying.
@@MattyJ55046 not as dead as anyone who used these recipes without extreme caution though
@@DeXyfero Dude, that's like triple dead to the nth degree. There's enough poison in those to wipe out a small country.
Yeah, after he lit off that ant killer fog everything in the county died lol
The amount of arsenic being called for as a recipe in that book is both horrifying and hilarious
It's truly hilarifying 😅
@@emilyrln genius
If you read about the effects of long term non fatal exposure to arsenic , it only gets crazier .
Maybe that is what is in gas station bone pills ?
That is like peptobismol compared to the *27 freaking grams of thallium sulfate.* Also the arsenic one has bonus antimony in it in the form of tartar emetic (antimony tartrate).
@@kaboom4679 That is entirely possible
Another great video! I'm loving these
Smoke Pot! This is one of the funniest chemical videos I have ever seen. One of my favorite channels recently. Humor with knowlegeability is a good mix. Add that to your recipe book to get the channel that people will be attracted to like mosquitos to old sweat. Lol!
His videos just feel like OG RUclips. The editing, the way he talks, format. I love it.
the mans been uploading since 2006 so id say hes one of the biggest OGs
I thought i was the only one
I'm curious, why this young man talks this way?
@@ordinarryalien tbh I’m curious too
@@ordinarryalien autism spectrum disorder coupled with superior cognitive ability
This man is the most distinct person on the planet. If anyone who's seen his videos sees him irl they would know instantly.
Yeah he just /looks/ like a genius mad scientist and I mean this in the best way
@Senriam to what movie(s) are you comparing his look to?
THATS NOT TRUE AT ALL
I WATCHED HIM FOR MINUTES AND NOW I CANT REMEMBER WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE AND I JUST SCROLLED DOWN
@@UNABRIDGED_SCIENCE he looks like a 4ft 5 rasta man
if i met him irl i wouldnt know if i would want a picture with him or to run the other direction 😂
This is a master class on how to include an ad that the viewer won't skip. Very well done
I think this is the first commercial ad spot I've willingly sat through in like...over a year! Well done sir, well done!
Same. The last one was, of course, from Map Men. Always brilliant.
He has near death experiences in his videos, but he looks like he never gets old. The first time I saw a video of his I thought he is around 20 years old, and then I found out he's actually 30
He's WHAT now
what I thought he was like 17
@@boneappletea1718 he started his Chanel 16 years ago, when he was 14
time lord type guy
I think he must be undead. It's the only explanation.
nice! been waiting for this lol.. missed it when it came out
Cant wait for him to find the god damn necronomicon
The shot of you in a full hazmat suit recording the torch is absurdly funny 😂
Best thing is that it may just be a dark hoodie.
@@Ry-gb4cd or a rain coat no less
I love Styro's cadence when he's talking about something he finds super interesting. It's like he's so excited, he can't help but sound sarcastic.
He's the template for that one kid everyone universally had in their junior high / high school who was socially spacey but ultra-intelligent, hyper-focused on his niche hobbies, and gave precisely -10⁵ shits about what other people thought of him. Not especially social but always a delight to talk with. "Too weird to live; too rare to die."
@@Vindsvelle You had me laughing out loud! 😂🤣 I can relate to this soo hard. (I'm actually the nerd in the story 🤯)
“Yea smoking will give u cancer, but this is just speed running it.” 😭😭 this mans a fucking legend
The hero of this story is the selfless squirrel! 🐿️
This book is the gift that keeps on giving. Also, despite the sheer amount of exciting, dangerous, and impressive things in the video, I still cannot get over how cool the colored coal is. Made me audibly shout "wow".
Its like non-square bismuth crystals.
You should get some titanium agate!
If we were in a comic book, styropyro would be at the stage just before becoming a superhero or a supervillain.
Bro he even has insane cartoon character energy
he'd be a supporting scientist for the heros or villians that's moderately nuts but makes really useful albeit dangerous shit
“STYRO. WE’RE NOT COATING MY GLOVES TO MAKE SOLID URANIUM FISTS.”
I think he'd simultaneously be both a superhero and supervillain. (and be his own nemesis) And not "two face"... he'd get the kitten out of the tree... and then blow up the tree.
@@maxsmith8196 Reminds me of like early 2000s cartoon voiceovers
Oh man you are like the only real RUclipsr left holyshit this is awesome
Carbon tetrachloride was also used as a dry cleaning solvent. It was used as a maguffin in an episode of the original Lost In Space series.
They picked a hell of a sponsor. I've never been more sold on anything in my life lmao, if I had the money for a desk right now I would in a second.
I've seen one of those desks before, my brother has one at a machine shop. I can guarantee it's not cheap, but it's very solid. That "you get what you pay for" type of build quality. His boss doesn't go cheap on anything.
The virgin ad frinedly sponsor, vs the chad sponsor on a video discussing an FBI visit lmao
@@volvo09 Oh yea it was the whole chemical spill to fire burning out harmlessly on it that made me go "They picked the right man to sell how good that desk is". Definitely gunna keep them in mind, I've been wanting a standing desk for a while. Just hard on a short budget to find the money to buy one that's actually worth buying
@@Saplingbat Yeah, subscribe for shadow legends vs buy a nuke on the black market dark web.
it might be expensive to acquire, but your grandsons will love it.
Styro attempting to make a parade torch and ending up with a small solid rocket engine is possibly one of the most styro things i've ever seen.
I think part 5 of this video is either gonna be bangin or it was way too bangin
Alot of the experiments are what my high school science teacher would try in class im surprised he never blew us up. He knew what he was doing but made it exciting and extremely interesting to learn
He surprises me every time he uploads. Whenever he uploads, I'm taken back by the fact that he's still alive, he's more swol than the last time and his hair is getting even more wild
I think you're saying he'll eventually be close to Hank McCoy (Beast) doing lab stuff lol.
He's becoming too powerful
@@quotient1685 It's like if thanos was born on earth. Each video part is a singular stone. Soon, he'll have the whole glove... and then delete youtube
He's utterly unhinged and I love every second of it.
Can't wait till he builds a reactor
"It was until the factory exploded a couple months ago."
Illinois chemists go hard. 🤣
The triwizard tournament is starting again 15:20
About that mercuric nitrate ointment, I know what it was used for. My dad used to talk about an old country doctor in eastern Douglas County, MO, (probably back in the 1930s or earlier) who would make an ointment out of what he called “aqua fortis and quicksilver.” If I remember correctly, he used it as a treatment for what was commonly called “the itch” (scabies).
Ah yes the cure for itching: toxic liquid metal
@@Qualicabyss you have to remember this stuff in the context of the era-- sulfa drugs were the best they had and anti-parasitics were mostly based on the "it kills them before it kills you because of the dose", selectively toxic drugs that were toxic to parasites but not the host were not really a thing. As a result mercury and arsenic were common in treating various kinds of infestations-- including the scabies mite. This is the era when they figured out enough to make the toxic metal more or less bioavailable, but they hadn't discovered the modern drugs yet.
@@dangerszewski9816 If only history class was like this. lmao
Well, if you ever had that calamity upon you it would be clear why people would go down desperate ways to get rid of it before ivermectin.
Mercury salts were also applied topically to treat syphilis, though the effect was questionable since the disease wasn‘t just skin deep, and the mercury probably added to the neurotoxicity.
Then again, the alternatives for treating syphillis were either injecting organic arsenic compounds, or deliberately getting infected with malaria so that the resulting high fever would combat both pathogens.
I'm not gonna lie, the most important part of this video was hearing that your squirrel friend was alright and still enjoying hanging out with people.
Really wish you had more of these, I’ve watched the 4 episodes at least 5 times each
Seeing that drill bit fold in half made my jaw drop.
I like how in that war gas table, it says that no protection is needed for white phosphorus and thermite. I assume they mean protection against inhalation, but I'm pretty sure those aren't the particular dangers one typically associates with either of those chemicals. Also it's both hilarious and concerning that that book has a war gas table in the first place
White Phosphorus is completely safe* for creating smoke in urban environments like the Gaza Strip!
*the smoke is safe the burning stuff is very not safe
tbf white phosphorus was used for smoke grenades and shells
People used to be tougher.
@@thebiggamers999 I'm pretty sure you would have a bad time if you accidentally touched one of those after it had been ignited as well
@@dmac1259 smh my head, soyboys these days can't even hold live thermite w/o protection
“Even a pound of ass has enough arsenic to kill like 500 people” has me laughing so hard
these are too good! More please !
Simple salt peter and sugar make a nice smoke bomb we used to light off as kids.😊
Dude, I used to have a pet squirrel and the amount of people she totally freaked out by climbing up trying to be friendly was hilarious. I remember one time there was this real big dude who came over for a Craigslist sale. He was being all intimidating trying to talk down the price then she ran over and climbed up his leg making him scream like a little girl. Great stuff
AWWW that is so cute!!! I love my friendly cousins in the woods. I'm actually kinda jealous lol
I hope he paid full price after that embarrassing encounter.
Friendly squirrels are usually rabid, no? I mean yours was tame but he had no way of knowing that.
@@TheBackyardChemist That's usually the assumption, however if they were fed and well-treated at young or otherwise haven't properly developed fear of humans, they may not be rabid. Usually, if a squirrel is rabid, it behaves very aggressively and won't stop making advancements even if you back away and change course.
drake is the only person that can talk about taking his cats on a hike and make me go "yeah, that checks out"
probably a lot of those things in the woods, if you live far enough in the woods
I didn’t even give that a second thought until you pointed it out 😂
Please make more of these man. Absolutely love how you make these feel like fun and not like some boring class.
HIS JAWLINE IS CRAZY BRO!!!
Bro styro is crazy, the way he casually talks about lethal and terrifying contraptions and mixtures
This book is insane, I wonder what the body count behind the book is. Some people sure have died trying to make stuff from it
100%
A book having a body count is concerning in a couple ways...
The high amount of lethal and/or carcinogenic cold remedies in the book probably did poison people. In part 3 of the series, apparently the books authors had the silly idea to use a strong Lewis acid with a potent oxidizer in an organic solvent, all quite toxic, as a cold remedy. When the Lewis acid involved was not diluted, the addition of the organic solvent to the two other ingredients instantly proved to be hypergolic, resulting in the beaker's contents spontaneously igniting and vigorously so. When the Lewis acid was diluted, and a piece of aluminum foil was dropped in the mixture, the mixture proved to be highly corrosive, oh and a fire hazard. And this was touted 90 years ago as a cold remedy, despite it being highly toxic and reactive. Also, the book featured other cold remedies containing massive amounts of carcinogens. One had a mix of chloroform, formaldehyde, and ether, plus isopropanol. Chloroform and formaldehyde are carcinogenic, ether will put one to sleep, and isopropanol is not something you want in your body. It's toxic. Let's just say that any physicians who treated patients with these carcinogenic and reactive remedies probably ended up breaking their Hippocratic Oaths unknowingly. Assuming that the preparation of these supposed remedies didn't sicken them, or worse. Also, the recipe that fills holes at the cost of Hydrogen Sulfide production probably poisoned some repair technician 90 years ago fixing metal. Or, their clients. Also, the toxic methods for getting rid of pests in this book probably poisoned homeowners. Given the sheer poison hazard of many of these recipes, it's honestly more than likely that someone followed a dangerous recipe and it didn't go well for them, ending in them getting poisoned.
the image of you talking to the FBI while your squirrel friend tries to climb their legs is truly one of the greatest things the internet has given us
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