Exotic Elements vs. Magnet | Thor's Metal? | Part 6/7

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I have five more exotic elements to test! How will they react near a magnet?
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@owensquelch449 6 лет назад

Some people buy Lamborghinis with there RU-vid money, others buy expensive houses, but braniac buys elements to make RU-vid videos with, and we all thank him for it.

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Well, I did pay around $1500 for the just 5 samples in this video, so I'm glad you appreciate it! Hardly enough for a sportscar or a house though ;) Thanks for watching.

@benfbuilder 6 лет назад

@brainiac75 you are one of the few great youtubers who is not a shill and has not been overcome with his own ego of many subscribers, I hope you never change! I always enjoy the high quality content you make! Thanks!

@name52281746123 6 лет назад

That's the way you WANT a youtuber to act! Love him to bits, his videos aswell.

@norwayexeprohtius2534 6 лет назад

he isnt like logan paul and jake paul he's much better, getting stuff for the channel instead of himself!!! amazing!

@aimocamper 6 лет назад

you should put a price tag on each element

@misaalanshori 6 лет назад

Highly reactive with water *Puts it on a tiny styrofoam boat on top of water*

@michagrill9432 5 лет назад

Highly reactive with water Hmmm 🤔 *Throws it in a pond*

@alanthesuperhero 5 лет назад

Reactive, but not dangerously so

@wellonsshawn 5 лет назад

I would do that to see what it did

@MAGGOT_VOMIT 5 лет назад

*Our Mad Scientist Teacher (Bill Fisher RIP) in High-School had a large 5kg (11lb) chunk of Sodium and after burning the carpet a ceiling tiles a few times, the Principle asked him to get rid of it. Where do you think a Mad Scientist from Britain would dispose of it? Of course he held class that day, down to the School's drainage reservoir.*

@rich1051414 5 лет назад

Large amounts is dangerous, but it depends on the surface area, as it is exothermic. It has to produce enough heat to ignite the hydrogen, which isn't going to happen with such a small sample.

@Chlorate299 6 лет назад

Wow that piece of Thorium is very cool!

@toxicated7189 4 года назад

Yes it is

@Steelstriker 3 года назад

Wasnt there supposed to a reactor made to use thorium?

@daveboy2000 2 года назад

@@Steelstriker Thorium Molten Salt reactors, yeah. One research reactor operational in China, now.

@Blitnock 6 лет назад

Can you do a video with an empty glass ampule, near vacuum inside? It would be good to see how the ampules react alone to be able to account for the small reactions in this video. Thanks! Excellent, btw!

@HerbaMachina 5 лет назад

@Den Nisi hence why he said a near vacuum

@weblogic117 5 лет назад

@Den Nisi space devoid of matter is an illusion (there is something anywhere or else any nor where would be) in balance and accordance with illusion that there is matter at all, (linear and time perspective although in microcosmic (made out of another) our tools are still somewhat primitive and we still twerk at quarks and particles let alone understand origin of projector other than default and for lack of better rely on giving effects to causes without origin of cause and expectation of effect. tricky subject what is and isn't and why so especially in extremes where even words of assumptions appear as code

@weblogic117 5 лет назад

@Den Nisi correction dear, it gives you nothing to do or work on, you yourself is giving you work and to the measure of your prowess or your flaws to some extend you will be able encompass the extremes up to point in which there will be exceptions to prove the rule in it s adversity to it. paradox is absurd in nature, but most anything in dual nature catch people taking sides, and in any side objectivity is lost. it s quite hard to be present in it and not invested in it, and some points of dispositions make it more or less in accordance with current religion of sciences in which people desperately attach to be able to experience sense of identity as thinking thing within realm of seemingly chaotic primordial soup in which holy grail remains in relation to cause-of-the-cause vis-a-vis origin, fractal in nature following model of forms and resemblance to whole in delimiters of golden ratio, pi, fibonacci, vesica piscis, one made from other, other came from one, projector and-is projected

@bawhee22 6 лет назад

Hey Brainiac75, I just want to know that other than making really cool videos I appreciate a science video maker on youtube really taking safety very seriously! You're great!

@Pickelhaube808 6 лет назад

Ask Cody'sLab for Plutonium? :)

@grenzviel4480 6 лет назад

yeah and uranium would be nice too

@keiyakins 5 лет назад

Something tells me you probably can't just stick plutonium in the mail... or fly with it out of a US airport...

@vexari_ 4 года назад

@@keiyakins yeah maybe

@MyWaifuNow 4 года назад

@@grenzviel4480 he has that, look on the table

@TheRogerhill1234 4 года назад

@@grenzviel4480 Natural Uranium is all but harmless. Does not even give off X-rays when it decays. It's a heavy metal, but that's as far as it goes on the danger level.

@dinitroacetylen 6 лет назад

You know what would make it all better? A little explanation of why an element has the corresponding kind of magnetic properties.

@zombieturtleeggboy3572 4 года назад

I hope to see this series completed with every element we have discovered, and maybe ones we haven't yet. Thank you Brainiac75.

@JeanPaulB 2 года назад

Curious, how do you suggest he do a video with an undiscovered element? Discover it first? lol

@holl7w Год назад

No way he can afford Californium and those other elements.

@LordCaledonFraszer 6 лет назад

Watching your videos reminds me of watching Mr. Wizard and other science and exploration programs when I was a boy in school. Your work triggers the same kind of "oh boy, what do we get to see today?" and "wow, I didn't know that!" responses, only commercial free and refreshingly devoid of politics, like all learning should be. Thank you for what you do.

@Vareso 6 лет назад

Man i have been subbed since about 20k... C'mon 500,000!!!

@diltanner6582 6 лет назад

@stanervin6108 5 лет назад

536 k today

@depepon 6 лет назад

When i watch your videos , there is a recurrent word that comes into my mind. Impecable.

@tmfan3888 6 лет назад

next: the remaining gases, maybe ask cody for some help? he has all 5 noble gases.

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

The reaction can really only be shown with liquified gasses. Quite tricky. But I may buy some ampoules with the gas and show their different reactions to high voltage ;) Thanks for watching!

@olnnn 6 лет назад

Brainiac75 Could you put liquid nitrogen in a cup on the boat? Or would it just freeze the water?

@benbaselet2026 6 лет назад

Øyvind N An insulated styrofoam cup should work for a little while but the continuous boiling could make the whole thing vibrate and mess up the results perhaps.

@Xilog 6 лет назад

So will you be making electronics videos? Won't complain if you will.

@GRBtutorials 6 лет назад

Then make liquid helium!

@justimagine2403 2 года назад

I like that you talk of elements and also show the isotopes. A very important item that is omitted from most elemental youtube videos.

@Xatra164 4 года назад

This guy is putting his life on the line to bring us entertainment. This man literally DEFINES a legend

@squee222 11 месяцев назад

I appreciate your emphasis on safety. The warnings have become a bit of your brand over the years, but beyond that it's really good that you demonstrate the need for safe handling procedures and don't give people silly ideas.

@Burn1ngR4g3 6 лет назад

More elements wooh \o/

@Craigdna 6 лет назад

Thank you for your work, no one anywhere is doing this and the science behind it is so unbelievably important.

@krazykaden8947 6 лет назад

This video is amazing. I am learning about the periodic table right now at school and this video is just amazing.

@hw_yozoraVODS 6 лет назад

Brian, dude, such high quality videos, Jesus, you are awesome, just saying :D

@dragonballiscool1653 6 лет назад

Honestly a better chemistry lesson than any class. This just shows why youtube and the internet in general can be a way better teacher than schools could ever be.

@dnfjieisisjwjwieirjdjxkkwwiei 6 лет назад

putting the strontium in the water sounded like bacon on the stove in the morning man 🥓

@jumemowery9434 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for another interesting and educational video.

@cosmicsurfer5911 6 лет назад

Would be nice to see the magnetic interference through a ferrocell. Good work

@pumpkin6429 5 лет назад

Strontium-90 is the key ingredient in every ice cold bottle of Nuka Cola Quantum! Yum, yum! 😃👍

@GalacticMoblin 5 лет назад

Aw hell yeah

@dremwolf5419 6 лет назад

Do you have HazMat signs by your front door for the fire department??

@peteasmr2952 6 лет назад

You have the same Mjolnir I was thinking about upgrading too. That's so awesome!

@zUltra3D 6 лет назад

YES! I've been waiting soo long for this! 500 more subscribers and you are on half a million!

@cavemann_ 6 лет назад

Congrats on 500k! This is the first time I see something (Rubidium) act like this with magnets.

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Thank you - only ~400 subscribers more needed for that massive milestone. Should be possible to reach :) I haven't seen these reactions too. That's why I started this video series in the first place!

@thelamb288 6 лет назад

I am so pleased for you Brian. Over the last few years you have continued to enlighten and interest people with your unique style. I would also like to say, "well done" on reaching 500,000 subscribers (soon). I imagine that you must have a very impressive display case in the shape of the periodic table by now! If not, why not? :D Cheers.

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Thank you once again! Only ~400 subscribers to go for such a milestone on a very niche channel. Unbelievable. Celebration video is in the plans :) Hehe, I actually don't have a display case yet, but am surely thinking about it. Two issues: very valuable samples like gold and the hazardous elements. I prefer to keep most of them locked up for those two reasons. To protect my wanted visitors from the hazardous ones, and the valuable samples from unwanted visitors (burglars).

@thelamb288 6 лет назад

Brainiac75 On my screen it says you have 499K Subscribers therefore only 1,000 more needed my friend :) Cheers.

@vijaytgeorge 6 лет назад

I've always loved your magnets and elements videos. Thanks Brainiac for another great video.

@klaythoring1326 6 лет назад

Your videos make me so happy! Satisfying, inspiring, appropriate safety precautions…the best! 🤓

@somedude5951 6 лет назад

You should do a test with the magnetism of glass only, at the start of video's like these.

@Ice_Karma 4 года назад

8:32 Oh! Well, I'm glad there's at least _one_ way in which it doesn't threaten terrible outcomes! XD

@johntucker2566 6 лет назад

I love your videos, and your accent adds a bit of mad science flair to it too. Keep it up!

@phoenixiguidez531 6 лет назад

Ahahahaha I was so nervous when you dipped the strontium into the water but I was also a bit confident because I know you know what you're doing

@papaquonis 6 лет назад

6:50 Jaws reference, eh? Nice.

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Yep. Bonus info: Jaws was released the year I was born :D

@YunxiaoChu 2 месяца назад

@@brainiac75cool

@aces3743 2 года назад

This was really cool, and I enjoyed watching this whole saga. I think you pretty much got every element you could safely handle for this test. The only other common element I could think of was Americium, but it wouldn’t warrant a video in it’s own right, and you would either need to order a sample or crack open a smoke detector. Overall, I really enjoyed this series and it was fun to see how your element collection grew since the first video.

@MultiWeb23 4 года назад

" And making sure I won't eat this ampule."

@therealzilch 6 лет назад

Another fascinating and educational video. Thanks again, Braniac. cheers from cloudy Vienna, Scott

@fireandcopper 6 лет назад

Seeing a sheet of numbers verses seeing it in action is fantastic. Thanks.

@kaioken3691 Год назад

Those elements have amazing color! Thank you for this chanel!

@jaredsmorse1994 4 года назад

Man, these videos trip me out. I love it.

@hamzaraissouli 6 лет назад

Congratulations on the new elements. Excellent video as always.

@vimicito 6 лет назад

So close to 500k.. only 500 or so left! Can't wait to see your celebration video 😁

@flimsybop 6 лет назад

wow you haven't done nitrogen and oxygen? if you can get some liquid nitrogen, you could potentially make liquid oxygen and demonstrate its strong paramagnetism! liquid oxygen is super easy to make with liquid nitrogen too, you just leave a large, well-insulated styrofoam cup of liquid nitrogen out and let it slowly evaporate. it will condense the oxygen in the atmosphere which is denser than LN2 and sinks to the bottom of the cup. anyways, great and interesting video!

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Nope, chlorine is the first 'gas' I have tested. I may be able to get access to some liquid nitrogen as my channel grows. Would really love to show the beautiful liquid oxygen and its magnetic properties. Not to mention superconductors in liquid nitrogen... Thanks for watching!

@therasm244c 6 лет назад

AFAIK Strandmøllen, AGA and air liquide allow private persons to buy LN2 here in Denmark. They just require you to bring a professional Dewar with vents and clearly marked LN2. You might even be able to rent one

@tathaagatssiddhartth3439 6 лет назад

flimsybop Is

@sriraotherandomguy3806 5 лет назад

Oxygen in liquid form is paramagnetic

@theeyebro 6 лет назад

Wow this was really interesting

@metern 7 месяцев назад

Can't wait to see what elements he will try in part 7 😂

@7636kei 6 лет назад

Holy shrikes, an entire new hazard roulette, and a half. Now _that_ is some dedication! :3

@phoenixiguidez531 6 лет назад

Thank you for always sharing with us Brian 😊

@somusonuroy 6 лет назад

Very few achieve their dream and you are one of them.. effort of 7 yrs are your witness.. keep it up!!

@sithlordbilly4206 2 года назад

With the "Thorium" what have wear special long thick gloves and used very special long tweezers too!! 😲 😮

@Scrawlerism 6 лет назад

You are amazing. Your videos are actually awesome and I believe your videos will be immensely valuable to all chemists in posterity.

@thebester 4 года назад

i would be so satisfied if you have also done a test on technetium

@user-it5wu5iv1w 6 лет назад

Yesss I’m so hyped to watch this! This is gonna make my night!

@user-it5wu5iv1w 6 лет назад

Super interesting as always! I always look forward to your videos, they are always really cool and I learn some at the same time! I always enjoy watching them, and I can easily say that you are my favourite RU-vidr, despite updates not coming often, and the content not being what I typically watch!

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Thank you very much! Quality over quantity ;)

@an0ana 6 лет назад

The dedication to your content shows. Thank you so much for your awesome videos!

@conchetubreakfast 6 лет назад

Yes!! The series continues! I love your videos man

@angry_pineapple6006 6 лет назад

Congratulations on 500,000 subscribers!!

@gamemeister27 6 лет назад

Does styrofoam have any reaction by itself to a big enough magnet?

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Yes, everything has some level of magnetic reaction. I can't remember it exactly, but I think it was in part 4 or 5 I tested the styrofoam alone. I didn't notice any clear reaction, so the styrofoam is negligible in the tests. But it sure has some form of magnetic susceptibility - just very low.

@doubledarefan 6 лет назад

It's very low probably because the foam is mostly gasses. A solid piece of Polystyrene of any given size would sure react fare more.

@sbreheny 6 лет назад

Isn't a bigger problem that water is diamagnetic so even items which have zero magnetic reaction would appear slightly attracted to the magnet because of the small depression which the magnet makes in the surface of the water?

@OpRaven-62 4 года назад

@@sbreheny but the magnet might be too far away to create such an effect?

@javieralejandrotrianapaz6343 3 года назад

@@brainiac75 can you test element 43 pls along with some other ones

@dimitar4y 6 лет назад

I love casual science like this that SHOWS data. For intuitive learning.

@disquedurdupoker9465 6 лет назад

A new Brainiac75 video. The way to continue a good streak of events ^^ Congrats on (nearly) 500'000 subs ! Followed you since 8'000 (yeah, i was 9 back then).

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Thank you very much for staying around for so many years! 500k is soo close now. Awesome!

@disquedurdupoker9465 6 лет назад

Brainiac75 You're welcome ^^ Technetium would be great vs a magnet.

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Sure, but pure technetium in a visible amount is for labs only :)

@AsbestosMuffins 6 лет назад

I would say bromine isn't THAT dangerous, its not safe to handle and the environmental issues are bad but it was used as a disinfectant for wounds in the 1800s saving many many lives (and limbs) before later better medicines. its also been used for gold extraction in the past.

@Kakkarot22 5 лет назад

its comparable to chlorine in most ways other than some environmental effects which are considerably worse

@thehutch4823 5 лет назад

It's still used

@haroldwilbert4377 6 лет назад

Thank you sir for the informative and easy to digest (complex formula for some math excluded) videos. As someone whom needs knowledge of many scientific areas for my job it's nice to learn pertinent information in an enjoyable manner. Stay safe and keep growing your mind.

@theschwag 6 лет назад

Another great video from an amazing creator! Still learn more here than any science class in school!

@pranavlimaye 6 лет назад

I'm very grateful to you for showing us this! 😊 I really look up to you 😁

@AJRestoration 5 лет назад

What did all of these cost you?

@lukassarauskas4103 6 лет назад

Ahhh, my favorite series, thanks for the great video once again !

@a.banks.7682 6 лет назад

You always watch out for us. Thanks for all of the safety tips...

@synchro5792 6 лет назад

I always get excited to see that you've uploaded

@Elesario 6 лет назад

I imagine that fluorine will be an "interesting" element to test. ☠

@awiseseal7559 6 лет назад

Congratulations on 500K subscribers!

@Krystalmyth 5 лет назад

*Made mostly of water" *Holds strontium with bare hands*

@LucasWills 6 лет назад

Woah you're really close to 500k... It seems like you were at 10k just a few months ago (: good luck!

@Kazuki_Fuse 6 лет назад

Beautiful video as always! I'm looking forward to your next one!

@brainiac75 6 лет назад

Thank you very much. May be a 500,000 subscribers special video ;)

@Seegalgalguntijak 6 лет назад

Oh yes, you definitely deserve this half a million! And another half as well! I really like the high quality content you produce - that's the real purpose of RU-vid, not silly bs videos like there are too many on here...

@MagikGimp 6 лет назад

Another fascinating video. But on an entirely different note- in the sub feed was this one and completely adjacent to it in the list, LA Beast's newest. What's so significant about that, you ask? Couldn't be more different in subject matter (well then again, I guess toxicity does come in different forms?) but they use the same backing music! Oh well... little things please little minds!

@marcusdamgaard1420 6 лет назад

once again! another wonderful and educational video from you! keep up the great work!

@Asher_E99 5 лет назад

That chlorine ampoule honestly scares me! I've seen those all over the web but i haven't bought one because of how dangerous they can be!

@Λεμόνι 2 года назад

That moment when you see full brainiac75 danger hexagon

@anoopsahal1202 5 лет назад

Magnificent demonstration

@savagerodent7533 6 лет назад

love the warning symbol on the big magnet :)

@tcar 6 лет назад

That Rubidium and Cesium sample in a bathtube would flush any pipe with problems. Who needs a plumber? :)

@alexanderschestag3247 6 лет назад

Thanks for the series! It was very interesting and entertaining, like all your videos!

@BuddysDIY 3 года назад

awesome content brother.

@peteasmr2952 6 лет назад

I was about to close RU-vid but I saw the Mjolnir and had to watch. Skål to my fellow heathens.

@benlunn4006 4 года назад

You've made me want to collect samples of the elements like you have here. I just checked online though for the same bottles and ampules you have...a little pricey haha. Great video.

@emmettdd 6 лет назад

Long time subscriber here. Thank you very much or spreading this wealth of knowledge. :)

@bobbybobbfull 6 лет назад

Your videoes are fantastic.. I love the elements series

@soap7010 5 лет назад

I love brainiac's voice!

@HYEOL 6 лет назад

Please do risk yourself for this videos if necessary. They are so worth it.

@MotoGoato 3 года назад

Loved the Jaws reference ... 😉

@specialunit0428 6 лет назад

OH NO!!! i missed this when it was uploaded!!! im sorry Brainiac75! :)

@Diabhork 5 лет назад

all 6 of brianiac's hazards have been filled, PANIC

@thesolderingbot4718 6 лет назад

"Me: Uploads a video about thorium" "Brainiac: (My favorite channel) Uploads a video that contains thorium" "Me: Finds that there are already alot of video that contain radioactive elements, realises that: none of my videos are original" *RIP*

@thesolderingbot4718 6 лет назад

(By the way im not trying to advertise my channel)

@javieralejandrotrianapaz6343 3 года назад

*gets copyright strike WASTED

@americanrebel413 5 лет назад

This is really COOL! Thank you!

@RingJando 5 лет назад

fabulous demo! Thanks so much

@x9x9x9x9x9 6 лет назад

I demand more!!!! X-D Seriously I love these videos. I don't think you have made a video I don't love.

@itsmedohh699 5 лет назад

you deserve more subscribers , i hope you get to 1M soon!

@dorateuraknowledge6872 6 месяцев назад

Omg you made mi day with this small experiment with strontium in water. Please 🙏 could you make more small experiments in your future videos? Make sure they are dangerous but realy small 😅

@phoenixiguidez531 6 лет назад

The rubidium in the dry mineral oil was so interesting, at first I thought the rubidium was moving towards the magnet when the magnet pulled away because of the oil