Turning paper into plastic
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 12 янв 2018
- NOTE: I made a mistake in the diagrams for cellulose, all of the glucose units are missing an oxygen atom!
Paper is made of cellulose, and in this video, I'll be converting it into a plastic called cellulose acetate. I'll be making two forms of it, known as cellulose diacetate and cellulose triacetate.
Procedure from: goo.gl/LnnbK2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Merch - nilered.tv/store
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
■ NileRed is now available on Nebula! go.nebula.tv/nilered
(when signing up with this link, a portion of your membership directly supports the channel)
Join the community:
Patreon - / nilered
Discord - / discord
NileRed Newsletter - nile.red/home#newsletter
You can also find me here:
Facebook - / nilered2
Instagram - / nile.red
Twitter - / nilered2
Nile talks about lab safety: • Chemistry is dangerous.
Music in credits (Walker by SORRYSINES): / walker
Great,
I love how he’s like “if you have any idea on how to solve this problem put it in the comments”. Idk about you but I came here to enjoy a man work science beyond what I can understand
Everyone Else:
Grocery store: "Paper or plastic?"
I love how he does it like a tutorial, even tho most likely none of us have the knowledge or supplies to do this correctly
“So just to be safe, I transferred it to a much larger container.”
I just got 10 brain cells by watching this.
Next video: turning water into wine
this guy makes the best videos to fall asleep too bc his voice is so pleasant and he won’t wake you up with random loud noises
Cashier: Paper or plastic?
I don't think I've watched a single video of yours that I didn't like, and I've watched almost every single one. So thank you for keeping me entertained with the wonders of chemistry!
nilered is always there for me when i get struck w/ periods of insomnia. entertaining, informative, and narrated with a very calm voice. perfect for late night watching
Hey NileRed, while drying out the acetone of cellulose acetate, try adding diluted sodium hydroxide mixture and heat dry (temperature between 30 - 40 degree Celsius) them and you will get great cellulose acetate film and highly flexible too. If you are uptown doing it again and have any results please let me know.
I don't know what he's talking about,
His videos give iq , in the sameway putting stickers on a racecar give horsepower , its just magic
Can’t wait for you to redo this one, probably one of the least gratifying results but we have to appreciate the time and effort you put into showing not just your successes but failures too
NileRed 2018: Turning paper into plastic (sounds plausible)
makes something beautiful
NileRed: I know it isn't the best piece of plastic but I am still very impressed
Anything with Cellulose in it: