Aluminum From Dirt

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I make aluminium metal from dirt.
there are a lot of chemicial reactions in this video, here is a list of the main ones:
feldspar to clay;
4KAlSi3O8 + 4H+ + 2H2O = 2K+ +Al4Si4O10(OH)8 +8SiO2
clay to aluminium hydoxide and silicious acid (unbalanced);
Al4Si4O10(OH)8 + H2O + H+ = Al(OH)3 + H2SiO4
Aluminium hydroxide forming from aluminium chloride;
AlCl3 + 3 NaOH = 3 NaCl + Al(OH)3
aluminium hydroxide calcination;
2Al(OH)3 = Al2O3 + 3H2O
eletrolisis of cryolite solution (overall);
Al2O3 + 3 C = 2 Al + 3 CO
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@thethreesistas 6 лет назад

Pro Tip: Never drink any sort of fruit juice when you're at Cody's house...

@xi-Jinping-1st 4 года назад

Are you referring to the piss he collects in bottles

@hyperhektor7733 4 года назад

@@xi-Jinping-1st no, because in most of his bottles is dangerous stuff like strong acids

@xi-Jinping-1st 4 года назад

@@hyperhektor7733 he also has a collection of piss he showed in one of his videos I can't remember the reason or which video as it was a long time ago I watched it

@hyperhektor7733 4 года назад

@@xi-Jinping-1st he doesn't collect piss xD, it was for an experiment, making gunpowder from piss. I think it had to do with the fact that the piss had to be refined like wine (over time)

@kirkbupkis 4 года назад

@@hyperhektor7733 Lol the thought of a respected chemistry whiz (pun intended) making a video to show off his piss bottle collection is hilarious 😂

@idahorodgersusmc 7 лет назад

Cody is quite possibly "The most interesting man in the world" He probably doesn't drink beer, but when he does he makes it himself out of some kind of rock, honey and a bolt of lightning

@michaelmilani6147 5 лет назад

Reading this at two o'clock in the morning after work is actually the best thing ever. I love it.

@kingpickle3712 5 лет назад

IdahoRodgers USMC Shane he doesn’t pronounce it correctly.

@MrBrew4321 5 лет назад

Hahahaha XD XD I almost spit out my coffee reading this!

@nekoknight4063 5 лет назад

Honey flavored lightning beer, try it today!

@nekoknight4063 5 лет назад

Allen Albertson Shane?

@nekoknight4063 5 лет назад

"And to be honest I've had enough people calling the ATF on my behalf saying I've been making pipe bombs"

@Luckk1990 4 года назад

ahahahahaha

@jacobgarrett8307 4 года назад

*proceeds to make pressure cooker bomb

@tempestindustries9446 4 года назад

I don't get why people bother him lol, he's doing science and not hurting anyone ya know?

@weeho8763 4 года назад

@@tempestindustries9446 But if you were the neighbour you would be scared, if someone living near you was randomly making explosive chemicals, you would wonder why and get worried about your own safety.

@clintdoolittle1576 4 года назад

@@weeho8763 ya but his neighbour is about 5 miles away or more did u see where he lives its awesome place no1 around first miles sum people are A-Holes for calling the ATF on him they got nothing better to do with there lives misery loves company

@WUNDER8AR 6 лет назад

first pour boiling hydrochloric acid over the foot, next poke with highly electric pokestick into molten aluminun on a also highly electric fajita pan. lastly pour said molten aluminum over ventilator power cord. this is the stuff im subscribed for!

@weemanling 5 лет назад

He's so clumsy and messy, it is a wonder he is still alive .

@Guru_1092 5 лет назад

@@weemanling Melted butter is his kryptonite though, so we just need to make him cook toast.

@batenkait0s657 5 лет назад

why use boiling HCᶫ when you could use boiling piranha solution

@acceptthetruthitwillsetyou2598 5 лет назад

don't forget the moister around molten aluminium

@paulhollier6382 4 года назад

It is like NASCAR racing. Nobody is paying that kind of money just to watch cars drive around in a circle fast - they are there waiting for the crashes and broken bodies. It's human nature, like when you drive by an auto accident. We all slow down, and we all look - and, even though we don't say it out loud, we all know what we're looking for - and the mild disappointment (mixed with relief) when it isn't there to see.

@TheKingofRandom 7 лет назад

It's videos like this that make me feel like you're a genius

@FinkHD 7 лет назад

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" I don't know why I watch these videos, I don't understand shit but they are still pretty cool

@jacobberger9710 7 лет назад

Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" I know huh

@drowsyko 7 лет назад

OMG GRANT IM FIRST TO SEE YOU YOUR MY FAV LIFE HACKER

@Vibinator 7 лет назад

Noti-Squad!!!

@samuelv6216 7 лет назад

make a iphone mold

@seanlee566 7 лет назад

Mom: What is that sticky stuff in the sock under your bed Me: Aluminium Hydroxide

@benis2165 7 лет назад

Sean Lee :P

@med8615 7 лет назад

Oh god.

@The_Osprey 7 лет назад

ROFLMAO

@svenhoek 7 лет назад

talk about shooting blanks

@magzire 7 лет назад

Sean Lee your mom isn't so bright or shes a virgin meaning you're adopted

@joechief2456 6 лет назад

"Who else do you know who's made aluminum, from scratch, at home?" Earlier: "So I've come down here to *one of my mining claims*" Impressive work, but I also don't know many people who own mining claims :)

@darkshadowsx5949 4 года назад

most people see a rock as completely useless material, or a weapon. we need more science users...

@trevorjaster4072 4 года назад

I mean it wasnt an aluminum mine

@dickJohnsonpeter 3 года назад

I want a mining claim. We don't have any precious metals here in my state though.

@igameidoresearchtoo6511 Год назад

In my country they cost nothing, the only real cost is the paperwork to ensure no one reclaims your claim as their own. it's only 30 or so cents in USD for a square meter of land.. pretty damn cheap

@ironDsteele 7 лет назад

I work in an aluminum foundry, and we monitor the iron content of the aluminum using samples out of the melter. When the iron content gets too high, we add strontium to bind with the iron and remove it; iron makes aluminum parts brittle. Magnesium is also added to strengthen the aluminum.

@Guru_1092 5 лет назад

Thanks for the insight!

@VirtuelleWeltenMitKhan 5 лет назад

Man, make a video! Greetings

@Portret777 4 года назад

Сделай видео!

@victormoor5511 3 года назад

Cody put a piece of his shoe into the solution, it shall do the trick...

@reidy1012 3 года назад

@joshuawalker7054 7 лет назад

"Who else do you know who has made aluminum, form scratch, at home?" Cody, you know that most people don't have hydrochloric acid and sodium hexafluoroaluminate just hanging around their kitchens right? You know what we also don't have? Oh wait.. MINES! He's like a dwarf wandering through Moria and is like "What, you don't have gems blessed from the Lords of Valar here? I'll grab some from under the sink! (Love the content Cody!)

@theCodyReeder 7 лет назад

love the comment ;)

@leafgren23 7 лет назад

Joshua Walker

@Killspec 7 лет назад

I like the news reporter walk in intro cody!

@MyBrothersMario 7 лет назад

Reminds me of a educational show that would be shown in a elementary/middle school science class, in the best way possible.

@mr.maddapper6952 7 лет назад

Killspec reminds me of a meme

@googleeatsdicks 7 лет назад

Hey what's up guys?

@danlightowler7207 7 лет назад

Anticonny scarce here!

@jacobnavel4442 7 лет назад

carl sagan would be proud!

@ValseInstrumentalist 3 года назад

When Cody managed to move and refocus the camera with one hand while holding a red hot electrified carbon rod steadily in a pool of molten metal with the other. Badass.

@17maraschick 7 лет назад

The geology lesson at the beginning was my favorite part. Being a employee of the oil drilling industry the understanding of shales and how they become hydrated during drilling is key. Awesome video.

@theCodyReeder 7 лет назад

Seems some footage from a previous take made it onto the end of this video...

@terribleturtles 7 лет назад

Oh noooo

@BodilyFunction 7 лет назад

Cody'sLab lol poor Cody were you sleepy when you edited?

@bkingster1233 7 лет назад

Cody'sLab hey that's just more goodies for us!

@forestreese1704 7 лет назад

Cody'sLab would you like me to mail you some Pacific northwest dirt to test?

@brandom255 7 лет назад

16:58 Did you really say aluminium there? ;-)

@DeanLogan 7 лет назад

I can't even imagine what Cody would get into if he had an actual lab stocked with commercial grade equipment.

@bobbob7192 7 лет назад

He'd probably have that fusion reactor up and running by now.

@DeanLogan 7 лет назад

That seems like a low bar. He'd probably have his own rocket to jump start the trip to mars.

@CreeperBowling 7 лет назад

I think he would create laser weapons and thermobaric laser explosives xDD

@GurnDawg275 7 лет назад

Probably just more people calling the ATF for no reason

@justencase1523 7 лет назад

Fools call ATF because they have no clue what a scientist is!!!

@buddyclatone9632 7 лет назад

The " walk and talk " at the beginning was very Carl Saganesq. Love it man

@davehock7239 Год назад

I was thinking the exact same thing!

@anesthetized7053 7 лет назад

that news reporter intro walk was sooo spot on. loved the way you described the process that the clay goes through up to and through the fault-mine part.

@TheHuntermj 7 лет назад

Finally got all that iron and water out. *Pours product onto a rusty pan in the snow*

@Bierz68 6 лет назад

Matt Hunter Hahahahahahaha

@johnglenn4508 7 лет назад

How to turn a rock into tomato soup to orange juice to aluminum By: Cody'sLab

@ajcannQn 6 лет назад

15:20 stuff starts bubbling and churning with sparks flying, and arcs buzzing. Cody: There we go, that's the way!

@MrJesseFisher 3 года назад

Back here in 2021 going over this series again. All this stuff is so fascinating man. We need to get the algorithm back on you.

@SoulSukkur 7 лет назад

The thumbnail says Aluminium. The title says Aluminum. i cant handle the dissent.

@theCodyReeder 7 лет назад

did I make a type-o?

@apisan2007 7 лет назад

Cody'sLab yes you did 😂

@apisan2007 7 лет назад

Cody'sLab yes you did 😂

@livingroomtv4435 7 лет назад

Lol

@stefansantiago7186 7 лет назад

Cody'sLab DID you? Illuminati confirmed

@shitbag. 7 лет назад

The mic makes a big difference. Love your vids cody!

@hrzShine 7 лет назад

shitbag i liked your comment cuz your name

@HobbyJunkeyMan 7 лет назад

same

@joem1107 7 лет назад

Boby Bober For a second I actually thought you just called him a shitbag lmao

@hrzShine 7 лет назад

the141crew eh wasnt trying to call him that its just when you reply it makes it look like it cheers ;)

@ihtsarl9115 Год назад

I am an electrical engineer with associate degree in Metallurgy. Very Informative video I learned a lot from your geology lessons and I love the aluminum electrolysis. The fan was cooling everything so fast that your electrolysis did not yield all the aluminum. I would retry the electrolysis in open air without the fan and I bet you'll get more aluminum extracted. Congrats this is how inventors worked and found new metals.

@Guru_1092 6 лет назад

Never thought I would learn this much from making metal on the internet. Thanks Cody.

@laughingman3777 7 лет назад

Next episode, Cody makes a quantum computer from the dirt under his fingernails.

@blademasta3650 7 лет назад

Laughing Man tbh i would not be surprised 😞

@blademasta3650 7 лет назад

Laughing Man lmao

@23yovet 7 лет назад

I got kinda mad when he said people were reporting him for making pipe bombs.. How damaged does a person have to be to report Cody like that!?!? Like WTF!?

@HipposHateWater 7 лет назад

Depends on how many of his pipe bombs succeeded in injuring them

@SANTI--ez9nw 7 лет назад

HipposHateWater xD

@Kilbot192 7 лет назад

If the ATF is worth a damn they would have watched all his videos, or at least some of them, and they would see that he's not some extremist weirdo. However, white men aren't given a fair shake these days. I assume the ATF has to treat any report as very serious, so I don't blame them. The people who reported Cody should be investigated for wasting people's time.

@bmxscape 7 лет назад

i found it funny, because even if he wanted to make some pipe bombs or something his property is so huge no one would notice lol

@blazednlovinit 7 лет назад

Eion, don't talk like that, they were Kangz n shiet.

@TomsLab 7 лет назад

6:49 That's what Cody does to his enemies

@AntonTheDon 7 лет назад

omg hahaha

@luisff7030 6 лет назад

It's a silver bar with 99,9% purity, made by Cody from a special mountain near his house.

@henryjiang9664 6 лет назад

Tom's Lab Or in a hot solution of Caros acid.

@jmarch_503 5 лет назад

@@luisff7030 lead not silver

@duckgoesquack4514 4 года назад

then he vaporize the body and separate the diffrent elements

@dogefort8410 Год назад

I'll just say that the voice work put into this one is GREAT. Good job, Cody!

@jaakkooksa5374 7 лет назад

Aluminum was more expensive than gold until late 19th century because scientists had not yet figured out an effective way to isolate it more minerals.

@ichthanthrope 4 года назад

Which is why the tip of the Washington Monument in DC is made of aluminum. Though ironically, the Hall process brought the price of aluminum down to more pedestrian levels around the time the monument was completed.

@El_Chompo 7 лет назад

"Who else do you know who has made aluminum from scratch at home?" NOBODY CODY THAT'S WHY YOU'RE THE BEST!!

@sebastiancardenasholik Год назад

I love the new production value. Amazing

@kazimraza6278 7 лет назад

brilliant stuff... i actually worked in aluminum smelting for sometime... its good that you had fan running.. fluorine gas emission is a big problem. Nice job Cody!

@ethanowens4289 7 лет назад

Yay! More precious metal refining! You're awesome Cody!

@MuzikBike 7 лет назад

Precious if you're in your 300s.

@SirZeu 7 лет назад

i wound not call aluminum precious.

@ethanowens4289 7 лет назад

I would. Without it what would we use to fill its place?

@QWERTYZ1CATS 7 лет назад

Ethan Owens it's not a precious metal. it's a useful material in a lot of everyday applications, but, it's not precious.

@glenecollins 7 лет назад

Kevin ateahelicopteronce Gipson yup by the 1890s it was only worth the equivalent of about $10 per pound ... it's price drops with the price of electricity... for obvious reasons

@AlbySilly 7 лет назад

9:30 First time I've heard Cody annoyed xD

@Lomecron Год назад

This is great. I've seen so many people say it's impossible to make aluminium in "at home" conditions.

@RNAlh 4 года назад

Searched everywhere for a video of small scale aluminium production finding nothing but making alumina, theory or industrial videos. Of course it's Cody that actually pulls it off!

@dylansimmons799 7 лет назад

where the hell do you find metal bricks at?

@theCodyReeder 7 лет назад

I made it from some scrap bullets

@dylansimmons799 7 лет назад

Well thanks for responding.

@dylansimmons799 7 лет назад

Question, have you made a video on sound and vibrations? i would be cool to see a video on destroying stuff with sound waves. like glass or paper.

@dylansimmons799 7 лет назад

it*

@196hasnain 7 лет назад

im sure there was a video where he made them from lead bullet shells or summat. it was cool ep try find it

@BM-yy8db 7 лет назад

"Lumanum"

@NiphanosTheLost 6 лет назад

"Marine armnimals"

@beanlets 6 лет назад

AlAl.

@notpulverman9660 6 лет назад

Aluminum*

@Mostlyharmless1985 5 лет назад

I like how the entirety of the ‘minium ‘minum debate is sidestepped with this pronunciation.

@etizoman2403 5 лет назад

Mostlyharmless1985 It is quite fascinating how such peons think that proving which is right over which is preferred is intelligent and worthwhile to speak about in this day and age.

@The88Nomad 6 лет назад

Codyyyy!!! I love the footage from your previous take at the end! It shows who you “refined” your presentation skills into a calm, collected scientists/engineer. Keep doing your awesome work!

@youbeadumass4138 6 лет назад

Very cool. You have a good way of explaining what you’re doing and how the reactions occur. That’s helped me ENORMOUSLY. Thank you!

@omos1010 7 лет назад

9:23 pour straight onto you feet :D

@omos1010 7 лет назад

16:04 even better molten metal on wire :D So funny :D

@sammiethebull5 7 лет назад

But he played it off so well. Barely stopped talking and did a little foot shuffle, nothing happened move along.

@firefly618 7 лет назад

In Cody's Lab, feet melt your acid.

@bluefacebaby6787 7 лет назад

Intro be like hey what's up guys it's scarce here

@StealthyWolf52 7 лет назад

Close, but like Graves, no cigar. He didn't come from behind a tree :/

@jasonpercy184 6 лет назад

Absolutely the baddest home chemist on earth . I love this guy !

@gavincregan7892 6 лет назад

There really many intelligent chemist on RU-vid. One of my favorite things about yours is your ability to do them with fajita pans, empty juice bottles and drain cleaner. I appreciate bringing it down to the level of us plebians.

@williamforbes6919 7 лет назад

How many people are calling the ATF on you? Seems like they might eventually figure out they are getting punked

@FritiFirecaster 7 лет назад

I know, seriously?

@bosspenguin8572 7 лет назад

Matthew McKellar When he said that I felt bad for him because he's just trying to make a living and people have to be assholes and ruin it for him.

@williamforbes6919 7 лет назад

Boss Penguin Ruining Cody's day and wasting the time of the ATF, both are bad things in my book. Would suck to get investigated

@DarrenPoulson 7 лет назад

Trouble is, they may know its a BS call, but they've still got to waste time checking it out. Wonder how long before Cody is on first name terms with the local ATF agent. Agent: Hey Cody, its me again.... you making pipebombs? Cody: Not today, jst the usual thermite and black powder. Agent: Ok, just had to check.

@williamforbes6919 7 лет назад

Darren Poulson They probably know the routine enough for both parties to clearly understand what is and isn't off the reservation.

@Iprodeltaelite 7 лет назад

What the hell am i doing. I have an ap chem final tomorrow and im sitting here watching a guy process dirt

@TheOneAndOnlyOtakuGamer 7 лет назад

Iprodeltaelite I have a engineering final and a earth space science one

@Kilbot192 7 лет назад

I don't have jack shit to do...

@aksiiboy 7 лет назад

I have a chem final tomorrow as well. I've tricked my self into thinking this is relevant. Which it kinda is right?

@aksiiboy 7 лет назад

Well, you must be fun at parties.

@nathanwalker8356 7 лет назад

how did you do on your final?

@MetallKaos 7 лет назад

I too hail from the land of Utah, and your pronunciation of 'lum'num is spot on.

@richhagenchicago 7 лет назад

If this were the 1700's you could make yourself rich.

@martyjehovah 6 лет назад

It's 2017 and he could still make himself rich if he wanted to. Hell he will likely end up doing it anyway as a byproduct of screwing around with science stuff on the internet for fun.

@That_NJ_guy 6 лет назад

richhagenchicago well we didn't have a lot of these technologies in the 1700s.

@drearyplane8259 6 лет назад

richhagenchicago No electrolysis in the 1700s.

@richcollins513 5 лет назад

Or Napoleons best friend

@brandongamer4242 5 лет назад

Richard's Workshop or get stoned from being a witch... I'm joking I know they didn't do that in the 1700's.

@salvatornado 7 лет назад

codys lab is my absolute favorite channel

@Gameboygenius 7 лет назад

Call it alumininium to piss off everyone at the same time.

7 лет назад

Your experiments are great, really creative and entertaining, but your comprehensive explanation of the underlying theory of what you're doing is what takes the prize. This video was awesome. The scenery you were able to choose to do the recording was a great way to illustrate the theory.

@Aengus42 Год назад

Wow! Just, absolutely blown away! To produce aluminium, at home, outside, in the snow, on a lump of cast iron using the Bayer process! Seeing that shiny ball of aluminium popping out of the set cryolite had me squealing Cody! That was one hell of a project! Masterfully done! Nice one mate! ☮️😎 (Now, at $2,405.15 per ton... 🤔)

@Laflamablanca969 7 лет назад

The intro hill scene reminded me of Scarce's face reveal lmao

@NachiLeFay 7 лет назад

La Flama Blanca I have expected to hear "hey what's up guys it's scarce"😂

@whatiswhatlawl 7 лет назад

La Flama Blanca "hey whats up guys Cody's lab here."

@Kresnove 7 лет назад

@ 0:40 "hey whats up guys it's cody here"

@Zubzub343 7 лет назад

Episodes on this channel become better and better. You almost reached a "professional" TV Science-Show level. Keep going and one day your video will be shown in school !

@Lynx86 6 лет назад

One of your best videos to date! Very captivating, very informative, very interesting! Would love more of these types of "lecture" videos.

@kennethbeers8693 Год назад

Classic humor embedded with an incredible amount of knowledge. Thank you for a great presentation, Sir.

@Verlisify 7 лет назад

I love these videos where its super from nothing to create something

@gablovespokemon 7 лет назад

Verlisify Hi Verlis, didn't know you watched Cody.

@Mastertheologian 7 лет назад

Verlisify Why are you here? lol my brain hurts

@TheSlimyDog 7 лет назад

To make Aluminium all you need is some Aluminium Oxide which we can easily make... Oh. Also Cryolite which is quite rare so I'm just going to buy a sample.

@Blaze-nm1uh 7 лет назад

Interesting, why are you here?

@thered4048 6 лет назад

I can make Verlisify salt from scratch... All you do is take Verlisify mix in a little cheated pokemon and voila!!! Now you do have an extremely unstable element so be careful with it, but if you skim the top and collect it in another jar you will have Verlisify salt...

@johnnytastetest 7 лет назад

9:22 Dumps hydrochloric acid on his boot. Says nothing. Like a boss.

@underdoneelm7721 5 лет назад

I think those boots are steel-toed

@hyperhektor7733 4 года назад

@RLS0812 its hot acid so its way more ractive when it contacts the skin, i wont call that "nothing"

@jarrowmarrow 6 месяцев назад

I love the safety protocol.Excellent work.

@matbeckervideo 5 лет назад

This episode was so amazing! It is so hard to find quality geology videos and this was such a fun process. I am inspired by your channel, thank you for sharing.

@bio3m 7 лет назад

Cody is making a mess in this one lol

@Naitrio 7 лет назад

Hey Cody! There is a predicted solar eclipse in 2017 that will cross Idaho. Maybe you could make a video about it and drive to a predicted location for it.

@Naitrio 7 лет назад

Oh right. Now to edit the comment.

@The_Osprey 7 лет назад

Yep...and that isn't far from Idaho...

@nuwbers 7 лет назад

The Jiro Network 2017 august

@Naitrio 7 лет назад

Okay so it's a long ways away but still ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@terapeay6522 7 лет назад

The Jiro Network going to that ☝️ one 😜

@PatrickMHoey 7 лет назад

Great stuff, Cody. Watching your videos from the ranch has really rekindled my fascination for geology!

@markbottcher2459 6 лет назад

Really liked this vid. I like the ones were you get metals form rock from scratch. Its nice to know what is feasible, and how much effort it requires. Im a creative person ,with a small budget. So i gain alot of info by watching you,and i figure if you have difficulty with something,its probly to hard for me. So thanks for all the time and effort you shared.

@alcapone5791 7 лет назад

that into was trippy as hell. You look far but sound close :o

@pranayjha5754 7 лет назад

Al Capone He is using a lapel/collar mic so he'll always sound close. Stay off the good stuff, Al.

@sasuge 7 лет назад

he has a mic on him, haha

@alcapone5791 7 лет назад

guys i know. didn't he just say in another video he bought it and was gunna use it? It just still looked and sounded a little trippy :)

@jody5661 7 лет назад

Wait, did you actually have an ATF rep show up at the ranch or something??

@joshacord4419 7 лет назад

that's BS if they did

@felekar 6 лет назад

The amount of metal extracted from that size rock gives a nice initial reference for just how much ore is needed for something even as small as a can.

@gewinnste 7 месяцев назад

I'm amazed that the electrolysis worked. I thought that's impossible in a non-indutrial setup, but you did it!

@electronicsNmore 7 лет назад

Acid on the foot at 9:22....

@toucaninterieur8011 7 лет назад

.༼ಠఎಠ༽ What do you mean acid is dangerous ? Don't believe you. { --------- }

@electronicsNmore 7 лет назад

Ahuratchek :-). It was a good concentration too. You could see the concrete being dissolved/etched.

@toucaninterieur8011 7 лет назад

electronicsNmore I've read somewhere that hydrochloric acid does not react instantly with skin so it's okay if you mess up a little.

@electronicsNmore 7 лет назад

Ahuratchek It does, I've acid washed and painted many garage floors in the past, and use it in the swimming pool(muriatic acid). You can feel your skin getting itchy before the burning starts. Does not take long either, UNLESS you have very oily skin.

@zacharyg241 7 лет назад

You can tell there's a subtle jump cut right before he says "aluminum chloride". I assume he had an alkaline on hand that he used to neutralize the acid that spilled, but just cut that out.

@WatchItMelt 7 лет назад

Aluminuminium.

@pwndpenguin8257 7 лет назад

Aluminuminuminuminuminuminuminuminuminuminuminuminuminuminum.

@psaxton3 7 лет назад

Watch It Melt say it with me: aluminium anemones specific to the Pacific!

@196hasnain 7 лет назад

triggered

@hughstaffordlangan4949 7 лет назад

Aluminm

@r033cx 7 лет назад

Cocainum

7 лет назад

1 MIL BROOO !!!!!! Congratzz!! I will never forget my first video,minecraft series,long time ago,fell in love with you,and then you were not famous at all at that time and I knew you'd get famous pretty fast,couse your creativity and knowledge about everything you do is just amazing and soo calming,just beautiful to watch,listen and learn!

@gillisdanos9354 5 лет назад

I enjoy Cody explaining how things were formed and what they are made of more than the actual making of the metal. Cody needs his own show on a major tv channel.

@christopherbjrkeng4918 7 лет назад

The start feels like the start of a science tv show :D

@christopherbjrkeng4918 7 лет назад

Other than the camera quality, there isn't much to improve!

@ZexMaxwell 7 лет назад

the quality on this video is HUGE!

@drewstiff 7 лет назад

Hey Cody, great video! You have a skill and ability that most of us don't have. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

@shawnio 7 лет назад

Cody I liked the dialogue at the beginning of the video you remind me of a teacher walking around like you were lol

@mairisberzins8677 7 лет назад

after a solution of HCl and other crap dripped on codys boot an awkward silence followed

@mairisberzins8677 7 лет назад

9:20

@Molb0rg 7 лет назад

nice replacement for blips

@turio. 6 лет назад

Hey Cody, I love your videos. They are so cool, you inspired me to start doing things that you do in videos. The thing you do are amazing!! I’ve only attempted the very simple things in your videos because I still don’t know a lot of chemistry!

@396phickman 6 лет назад

been watching your videos for years! love em! this is probably the most educational (to my perspective) I've ever seen. why am i just now seeing it? ranks right up there with the nitric acid one.

@theinfoone 7 лет назад

😂 that intro reminded me of those 90s educational videos

@HunterTom 7 лет назад

Nice video Cody. Your editing and filming skills are improving every video. Keep up the good work.

@leoFrom407 Год назад

Awesome video! Thanx for showing us cody

@pacmandrugs 6 лет назад

I don't think I've ever left one of your videos without learning something new.

@terribleturtles 7 лет назад

Love your videos, Cody! Keep up the good work!

@theCodyReeder 7 лет назад

and the tortoise wins! Sorry, this was just too good. ;)

@Mr0Tubby 7 лет назад

Cody'sLab technically he's a turtle.

@Jay.559 7 лет назад

Cody'sLab Your the best!!

@hashidatackey8758 7 лет назад

Jayden Em *you're

@TheWeakMinded 7 лет назад

Of all the things you have done, this is the first one where I thought 'this has to be unsafe' when you used a welder and a pan to electrocute molten metal lol

@theCodyReeder 7 лет назад

Not to mention all the wet conductive fluid on the ground ;)

@Yotanido 7 лет назад

Well, it was only 6 volts, wasn't it? Might hurt a bit if it (for some reason) arcs, but should otherwise be safe.

@obe726 7 лет назад

That is so cool Cody. Thanks for the videos

@nomercy0401 7 лет назад

man the fact that you use dirt from you back yard is just insane awesome

@sno_crash 7 лет назад

at home in Australia we just go out into the back yard and pick up chunks of it :-)

@TheProCactus 7 лет назад

But you have feed the bull ants with kangaroos before you can touch it.

@wobblysauce 7 лет назад

Not that hard.. you just punch them in the face..

@sapiranimations 7 лет назад

wobbly sauce oh boy you dont want to punch a bull ant colony in the face trust me

@wobblysauce 7 лет назад

It is when they call for reinforcements that the horse sized duck or 100 duck sized horses come into play..

@nickjimenez9983 7 лет назад

wobbly sauce A hundred duck sized horses are smaller than a horse sized duck, so I'm going with the hundred duck sized horses.

@JohnAldred 7 лет назад

10:25 And that's how they make Mountain Dew. :)

@toucaninterieur8011 7 лет назад

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@ineedaname5928 7 лет назад

John Aldred high in minerals

@nezurrak 7 лет назад

That's where the fizziness comes from, and they great tastes ;D

@ericdunn9001 7 лет назад

No wonder they say it kills sperm count.

@nickjimenez9983 7 лет назад

11:40 And that's how they make mashed potatoes :)

@lydiafvdd4953 5 лет назад

i could watch these videos for hours. you have the bob ross personality that's really calming

@plower221 6 лет назад

You channel is fantastic! Keep doing great educational stuff!

@DavidWaeldervideo 7 лет назад

I love your channel man.

@scottcortus9590 6 лет назад

Well written and presented episode Cody! It’s cool to see how your professionalism continues to grow. After watching this video I totally envisioned you hosting a show on NatGeo or some other science channel. Good work!

@thetruthexperiment 3 года назад

Wow. This is a great presentation.

@DutchPhlogiston 7 лет назад

Great video, thanks! All the video's in which you extract something from nature are great. Iodine, heavy water, mercury, aluminum, very interesting and entertaining to watch. And you seem to be the first to demonstrate their extraction on youtube too.

@magzire 7 лет назад

looool nice Carl Sagan intro walk

@cdnsoul5808 7 лет назад

On the family farm, years ago we discovered many drilled shaft about 2 to 3 feet diameter. We had to mark them off so that no kids would fall into them. After investigation, it turns out that these shaft were drilled to remove the mica that was there as it was a popular metal at the time (mid to late 1800s ) My grandparents bought the place in 1901. There's still some pieces of the mica laying around but my question is this: What other interesting metal ore can I possibly find when there's mica present?

@theCodyReeder 7 лет назад

titanium is common in mica but I think its more likely that they were producing asbestos from it.

@ronniepirtlejr2606 4 года назад

Good job Cody!

@machobunny1 7 лет назад

Geology --- Watching this has shown me one more thing that I know NOTHING about and have never even thought of studying, but CODY was(is) a very attentive student. Wow...when he points it out, I can see it...but would never have had any idea there is so much knowledge written in the rocks.... totally good stuff.