Electricity vs Cold 

For those who say he'd be a great chemistry teacher, he already kinda is, he is teaching the internet, which is way better than just a simple school with 100- pupils.

Did you put mercury on my nice plate??! Codyyyy...!!!

That outro was probably the most satisfying thing i have ever seen.

Whoever supplies cody with liquid nitrogen must be earning a lot of money

loved the included footage of the upside down plate moving. i lost it there

This is definitely one of my favorite channels by far

thanks for keeping your intros short, so many people have like 1 minute lol...

Thank you for providing an explanation for why shorting a drill battery stops the motor...

Towards the end I was pretending the water was hunting down the liquid nitrogen and eating it.

I started watching your videos about a week ago and you're already my favourite youtuber. Keep it up Cody

All your videos are really good and amazes me Cody. This one may be one of the best!

cody, voltage is measured hooking up the multimeter in parallel while the current is measured in series.

i love what cody does.

This was one of my favorite videos yet !! Amazing science visualized brilliantly ! Thank you Cody

Hey Cody, just wanted to say, thanks for the videos man. They're always really interesting, especially the mine ones. Keep up the good work :D

I think I've watched about 100 of your videos so far, all of which are cool, but I think this one is still one of my favourites. The way you relate these physical phenomenons to the theories we have heard about really blew my mind. I'm not a physicist or chemist or any other 'ist', but this is really awesome and I hope to see you explain more about similar matters in other videos.

Cody you channel is amazing, I always check to see if you posted anything, your videos are just that great

You have become one of my favorite channels to watch, keep it going!

One of the best descriptions and demonstrations of the Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and its application to real world conditions I've ever seen! Thanks!

I've always known about the relationship between temperature and resistance but I don't recall ever seeing it in practice.