I turned Tomatoes into Rocket Propellant 

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don't all nitrated compounds have yellow color?

Yay! Tom!

Need more Yellow! (Pretty please)

lol

record it and send it to me

That came so far out of left field lmao love your content joel

This video is a short demonstration of wat happens in my basement

Wtf joel

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This guy Nitrates

Practical.

Is it though? Not a chemist, but I think this is actually kinda stupid. 1) "accidental spills" would get neutralized anyway - it's a couple of drops of acid into liters of water 2) I feel like in a case of emergency or if the beaker breaks, dumping acid into fresh water and then neutralizing it slowly would be much safer than dumping it into a strong base and neutralizing it immediately. I mean wouldn't that create some very high temperatures that might vaporize the liquid instantly and splash a bunch of unreacted acid on your face - or worse, might detonate the explosive you were probably making? I've never heard of anyone making their ice water bath basic when nitrating stuff, so I gotta ask... Are you an actual chemist or is this something you just came up with based on no experience in chemistry whatsoever and decided to call it a good idea, while possibly killing someone who tries it?

@@markinipannini not a chemist by trade, but have had extensive lab experience at multiple universities over the years. I've had this demonstrated by two separate chemist as part of their standard protocol.

@@cberge8 I just got myself put on multiple watchlists by looking up a bunch of articles on nitrocellulose, nitroglycerin, etc synthesis and haven't found one mention of making your bath basic and it is generally considered to be a horrible idea to mix a lot of acid with a lot of base very quickly, let alone when there are potentially very sensitive high explosives involved but ok then

Great to see the channel growing!

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@@thedotgiver2820 Thank you for giving us the dot, the dot!

@@thedotgiver2820 Oooo the wise dot giver what is your judgment on a tomato juice taste?

"Hello, poison control? I ate nitrated tomatoes and now my blood pressure is 80/65." "Nitrated. Yes, nitrated tomatoes. What do you mean, you've never heard of them befo...uh...woozy..."

lol that was great lol

Lol hi love ur channels Angus big printer envy from me

yeah!! that would be really cool, everyone trying with their own skillset, like projectair or tom using fans/motors and experiment and fire using chemicals!!

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First + ur verified + tomatoes suck + same + why am I talking like this

I agree

And therefore flows smoothly, with less risk of, yaknow, splashing you in the face....

because, yanno, physics

Isn't putting the opening on the top even better?

@@plumber1337 this changed my life when someone finally pointed it out.

@@MrNoobed and mine. No more waste, or mess to clean afterwards.

Word is plasma channel doesn’t respond to his fans

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It was a Diospyros fruit, right?

@@michealhead2239 I dont have fans. I have family.

@@PlasmaChannel "l have family" Me : Hmmmmmm sound familiar.. Dom : Yes it is

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Powermove

Then, blow it up!

Then eat it, puke it, dry and blend it and start all over again 👹

This would be so crazy !! I wonder how it would smell?

In theory... You could, but it would take a LOT of tomatoes. You'd have to separate the pure cellulose, then treat it with acetic acid, then again with acetic anhydride and catalyzed by sulfuric acid. That would give you cellulose triacetate, which is a bioplastic with some higher temp thermoplastic properties but requires some more expensive solvents to work with. However, if the triacetate is treated with water it can be hydrolized into cellulose diacetate, which has lower working temps and can be dissolved in acetone and spun into a fiber. So you might be able to spin a filament out of it and successfully run it through a 3d printer....maybe.

Are you suggesting TomatoeCoin?

Das ist ne coole Idee! Schließe mich hier an!

I wondered if encasing them like in a rocket motor would help as well. Some materials need that insulation and pressure to burn better.

for the love of god don't even attempt this. Nitrocellulouse can be ignited very easily through friction. Grinding is a recipe for either bad burns or lost fingers.

I think he shoul had rinsed the tomato powder with soapy peroxid solution, filter it, dry it and then nitrate the powder. Because the nitrate solution stuggles to go that deep in the Tomato flesh. That should work.

Still sounds like russian to me.

I thought he was an Italian.

So it wasn't just me?

Portugués

European Portuguese accent just sounds like russian

Couldn't the cellulose be used to make a plastic. For the tomatoe gun that fires tomatoes with tomatoe propellant from a tomatoe barrel

@@zackflora6165 tomato propellant with a tomato barrel with a tomato projectile with a tomato plastic wad so the tomato isnt singed. finally, a good way for him to get rid of his pests at high speed

Hablo español y comprendí tu comentario en portugés. Las lenguas romances son increíbles

Reduce, reuse, ecyc e

@@thewanderingguy5436 lmao didn't know that meme, thanks 😂

Stole my suggestion:(

@@BigCroca ok

​@@BigCroca I have not seen such a comment anywhere here. I was my original idea

@@patrykwarcho634 i told kyle hill he should talk to some youtubers like tom stanton, integze, william osman, and peter sripol about making a spin launch during his stream about them a couple days ago

@@BigCroca I had no idea about that. I just thinked that could be cool to make so posted it here.

tmb, vi ele nos comentários de um vídeo do backyard scientist, parabéns!

tom excels at making slightly yellowish compounds

@@philno I feel that he dislikes those the most! :D

@@mprojekt72 😅🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂

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* Tomato powered trebuchet

A proper rocket engine is far to complex to build even one rocket engine. He might be able to make a electric turbo pump fed pintle injector engine. It would have to use kerosene and nitros oxide or something else to produce lower heats then the standard Rp1 Lox engine as he would most likely need active cooling due to the lack of turbo pump exhaust.

Cadê o resto do público Brasileiro!? É nois!

@@MaysonLedur falou de BR, pode deixar que jaja ta cheio kkkkkk

Santa Catarina mandou abraços!!!

tamo aí sempre

Kkkkkk br nao tem cultura suficiente pra apreciar video de gringo

i swear i like him so much but if he was making theses videos in portugal portuguese, i wouldn't be watching. Btw the portuguease accent is kinda cool

Eu sou brasileiro e tive dificuldade pra entender o que ele falou no começo por causa do sotaque, tive que voltar o vídeo pra entender 😄

There was a guy who recently made a supersonic trebuchet, that could be an interesting twist on this idea.

@@fletcherreder6091 was it realy super Sonic or did it go at a sonic speed

My guy wouldn't be able to fall asleep

@@lovresladic1974 lol yeah

If only Integza had a 3D printer and a bunch of orange filament... wait.

mano fui pego de surpresa slkk agr quero ir conhecer ele kkkkkk

Do you mean, he's not Italian ? then I remember, I'm a native pt-br speaker who's overseas for 10 years, almost forgot how to portuguese... oh, that's is indeed portuguese, lol, why did I though it was Italian. It sure does sound like Russian, people are not wrong.

será q as irmãs dele tão com sotaque de brasileiro graças ao nosso gigante lucas neto? HSUAHSUAHSUh

Idem, mas não sabia que o cara falava português.

Minha cabeça deu um nó na primeira frase em português - pt

I find that the combination of a few other chemicals and some heating can do the job. Try slicing it thinly or finely cubed. Placed on top of cheesy garlic bread and heated at 200c for 15 minutes. Finish with fresh basil.

i doubt thats possible

I''d love to see a centrifugal spin launcher done by @Integza!

I would love replicating that

i think nitroglicerin is an illegal chemikal to use without a permit

@@religionenjoyer9810 Yea, this depends a lot on local laws. It's allowed in the US (there's some limits on the amount, and how you store or transport it), but it wouldn't surprise me if it's not allowed in EU countries.

I think most soaps don't contain glycerin. So if you want to make nitroglycerin, you should probably start with fat, and turn that into glycerin and soap.

@@Nuovoswiss yeah... That stuff is really dangerous

@@Nuovoswiss you can purchase glycerin at most pharmacies, it is sold for various uses. It can also be purchased as part of a soap base mixture for making custom soaps at home.

trying to kill him?

@@kingkarlito nah not really, I think it will be way better than propane :p

Me too! . I suggested this in like April and I was super Happy when I opened RU-vid, and saw this video! . Really cool to see the science behind It :D . We are now Closer to Cave Johnson combustible lemons now lol. You made my day Integza Ty

@@ultragames007 i think since the nitrated tomatos made terrible rocket propellant he should revisit this, and use the sugar he separated to make sugar rockets... Tomatos will still be terrible, but they will be less terrible as sugar rockets i think...