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Making ferrofluid from scratch 

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Back in October, I tried making ferrofluid but I kept failing and I ended up giving up for a while. Months later though, I got inspired, and I spent an insane amount of time researching ferrofluid and trying to make it. It was a very messy and sometimes frustrating process, but I was eventually successful. The method that I came up with still isn't perfect, but as far as I know, it's the best and most functional method available on the internet.
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Комментарии : 12 тыс.   
@toothpickprovider2614
@toothpickprovider2614 4 года назад
Everything can be fixed with Distilled water
@n8with8s
@n8with8s 4 года назад
Someone should make a video where it's just a compilation of him saying "distilled water"
@EchoSaintEco
@EchoSaintEco 4 года назад
Someone should go through this video and count how many times he says "distilled water".
@Digi404_but_stupid
@Digi404_but_stupid 4 года назад
he says distilled water 6 times and water 4 times
@darceydarcey9502
@darceydarcey9502 4 года назад
I’m dumb but what makes water distilled water
@owenf348
@owenf348 4 года назад
@@darceydarcey9502 The difference between distilled water and regular tap water is that distilled water has nothing in it but water, but in tap water there's stuff like minerals and fluoride.
@economistabuonista3957
@economistabuonista3957 4 года назад
29:50 "my spikes are just significantly bigger and more impressive". So that's what this experiment is all about....
@maledetto1221
@maledetto1221 4 года назад
first thing I thought
@raelimar8821
@raelimar8821 4 года назад
Isn't that what everything is about?
@justinheads5751
@justinheads5751 4 года назад
@@raelimar8821 no, but for those who that is true for, they see it everywhere even where it isn't.
@it_smee
@it_smee 4 года назад
Power play
@look4lec
@look4lec 4 года назад
We all thot it... you can't deny him this.
@kajs867
@kajs867 Год назад
Ah yes, the video that started my obsession with ferrofluids. Chose my bachelors thesis to be about ferrofluids and their synthesis, after a year of trying no results of a real ferrofluid.... until now, during my masters I finally made one
@kaylahaas
@kaylahaas 11 месяцев назад
hey, I’m proud of you
@yansathenotrealdoctor
@yansathenotrealdoctor 11 месяцев назад
Good job
@suyaruruuu
@suyaruruuu 11 месяцев назад
very cool!!!!
@mikotown
@mikotown 10 месяцев назад
congratulations!
@MrSJPowell
@MrSJPowell 10 месяцев назад
How reproducible is his method?
@WildRapier
@WildRapier Год назад
What you did @ 15:30 is used in wastewater treatment solutions. With some added polymer, solids drop swiftly because of the density of the magnetite, clear water left on top. The magnetite is recovered/recirculated. In actuality, the process developed in the 70's was doing the same thing using ferrous chloride addition to influent wastewater, pH adjustment and flocculation. The upgrade to one plant was the massive addition of magnetite to be used as ballast for floc particles and recovered. @15:30 shows why..., normally wastewater would take 30 minutes to settle by 50% with the weight of magnetite it's seconds!!!! Good stuff!
@KOKO-uu7yd
@KOKO-uu7yd 4 месяца назад
Hey neat! I've wondered a LOT about stuff like that😊
@jamessoule3574
@jamessoule3574 3 года назад
Me not understanding a word while sleep deprived at 3 am: I like your funny words magic man
@Ketzerli
@Ketzerli 3 года назад
I felt that
@shubhamsahamate6188
@shubhamsahamate6188 3 года назад
You too? Haha! Nilered actually helps me sleep better, by slowly putting me to sleep
@mrmiata223
@mrmiata223 3 года назад
69th like _epic_
@victorperez4121
@victorperez4121 3 года назад
Same
@cutekittychaos
@cutekittychaos 3 года назад
f u n n y w o r d s a n d m a g i c
@Buddy871
@Buddy871 3 года назад
What I've learned on this channel: dont underestimate the power of distilled water and coffee filters
@sanjanamacharla6945
@sanjanamacharla6945 3 года назад
o_O
@benjamingreeff8997
@benjamingreeff8997 3 года назад
LOL 😂
@wechillin_5023
@wechillin_5023 3 года назад
Yeah, in chemistry distilled water is your best friend 😂
@gameknight.thump1
@gameknight.thump1 3 года назад
@WeChillin yeah, i've leaned that on this channel xD
@johnather
@johnather 3 года назад
@@wechillin_5023 accept when it reacts strongly with something *cough cough pure sodium cough cough*
@lunax5098
@lunax5098 Год назад
I find these videos strangely comforting. Not only do I learn something but they’re so relaxing that they help me sleep which I usually struggle with a lot.
@kam7871
@kam7871 Год назад
me too oh my gosh. i thought i was the only one. i watch one of his videos every night and fall sleep
@statisticserinokripperino
@statisticserinokripperino Год назад
Ikr?? This fellow makes a strange liquid while I'm sleeping, it's so comforting, I also like white noise and blizzard noises
@davidowens9793
@davidowens9793 11 месяцев назад
Sometimes I don’t know what he’s talking about because I don’t know anything about chemistry but I find it interesting then randomly I just fall asleep
@roberthobbs8096
@roberthobbs8096 9 месяцев назад
​@@HOUOUIN_KYOUMA_001🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨💩🤨🤨🤨🤨
@lucyfincher
@lucyfincher 3 месяца назад
I honestly thought I was the only one! I love listening to Nile talk about chemistry while I try to fall asleep. There is something so relaxing about his voice and the chemistry keeps me interested lol.
@madfisch473
@madfisch473 4 месяца назад
i loved when he started drawing with it!! so satisfying and i agree that even just those random lines seemed so artistic somehow
@thelunaticcultist5157
@thelunaticcultist5157 3 года назад
“Where is the Iron III?” *_”Gone, reduced to Iron II”_*
@kosmic_overlord
@kosmic_overlord 3 года назад
I used the Iron III to destroy the Iron III..... it nearly killed me
@abhay_more
@abhay_more 3 года назад
but the work is done...
@Snc-np4hr
@Snc-np4hr 3 года назад
This is the good side of RU-vid comments 😌👌
@ThomasRemes
@ThomasRemes 3 года назад
Ok ima be a smart ass and say that Fe2+ has more electrons than Fe3+ as such it would be the opposite Sorry for being a nerd
@thelunaticcultist5157
@thelunaticcultist5157 3 года назад
Giorno Giovana Yes please do shutup
@mutantfrogs
@mutantfrogs 4 года назад
“my spikes are bigger and more impressive” lol
@aiysharahman1970
@aiysharahman1970 4 года назад
mutantfrogs that’s what she said
@sunnychen7021
@sunnychen7021 4 года назад
@@aiysharahman1970 it's a he not a she
@rendem9539
@rendem9539 4 года назад
@@onedozenbugs that's not even a woosh
@onedozenbugs
@onedozenbugs 4 года назад
1972 Chevrolet Nova tell that to joe
@lind7920
@lind7920 4 года назад
I'M YOUR 1K LIKE AND I'M PROUD ABOUT IT
@Gyattmuncher
@Gyattmuncher Год назад
22:35 The urge to not dip some vanilla ice cream into this is killing me
@The.Doctor2
@The.Doctor2 Год назад
You said that you were obsessed with ferrofluid but all I could see was someone who didn't give up until he achieved something better that what he aimed for. And that says a lot about how motivated you can be to achieve something and how much satisfaction you can get when you finally achieve it.
@s3vere195
@s3vere195 4 года назад
Alternate title: 38 minutes of NileRed flexing on commercial ferrofluid vendors
@vinala67
@vinala67 4 года назад
oh i like this
@clean_nutzzgaming5290
@clean_nutzzgaming5290 4 года назад
Yup
@hpekristiansen
@hpekristiansen 4 года назад
Commercial ferrofluid vendors care about the cash - they use fast and dirty methods to keep the production cost down. People do general not know or care that the product is inferior, when it is the only one available.
@magistrate7009
@magistrate7009 4 года назад
@@hpekristiansen example- Ea sports games.
@stinduwardo
@stinduwardo 4 года назад
58min
@roccosiegele3268
@roccosiegele3268 4 года назад
"I kinda went into full tryhard mode" -Nile Red 2019
@jacobacon2158
@jacobacon2158 4 года назад
Everybody look at Charles Reed's hairliiiiiiiine
@SlightSmile
@SlightSmile 4 года назад
Oh no no
@roccosiegele3268
@roccosiegele3268 4 года назад
@@SlightSmileoh no no!
@lanerog1847
@lanerog1847 3 года назад
Me wen I’m around people I want to impress
@roccosiegele3268
@roccosiegele3268 3 года назад
@@lanerog1847 same
@brandonpennington1983
@brandonpennington1983 Год назад
Bro you are so genius, you do things on camera for us that we all wish we could do. Thanks buddy.
@since1876
@since1876 Год назад
You can do it. It just requires a lot of work...so most people just won't do it ☺️
@troybam
@troybam Год назад
I have bad insomnia and this Helps fall into a peaceful sleep with no nightmares, much appreciated
@JaCrisspy
@JaCrisspy 3 года назад
The ultimate way to punish nile: take his distilled water from him
@awe_chloe
@awe_chloe 3 года назад
😮
@evanwarkentin3606
@evanwarkentin3606 3 года назад
He would just distill more water
@cookingcarson4983
@cookingcarson4983 3 года назад
Mad lad
@gordonramsay6160
@gordonramsay6160 3 года назад
We must steal the forbidden drink
@evank3718
@evank3718 3 года назад
Cranjis McBasketball?
@burdlo4687
@burdlo4687 4 года назад
this video is 40 minutes of nilered flexing on us he's very proud of his ferrofluid
@michalzielinski6608
@michalzielinski6608 4 года назад
Weird flex, but ok
@chaosminecraft3399
@chaosminecraft3399 4 года назад
Yes, he is proud, because he got to play with the ferro fluid without worry that it will destroy it self.
@KingNast
@KingNast 4 года назад
@@michalzielinski6608 it's not weird at all
@Paxmax
@Paxmax 4 года назад
He owns and earns it... Like a BOSS!
@burdlo4687
@burdlo4687 4 года назад
@@chaosminecraft3399 oh yes it's something to be proud of. I just observed a noticeable difference in his attitude and found it kind of interesting
@ezits
@ezits 8 месяцев назад
34:26 This just looks like it is drawn digitally. Also, THIS LOOKS SO COOL!
@Didyaknow811
@Didyaknow811 3 месяца назад
Holy crap, you're right! As of the time of me writing this i haven't seen past 5 minutes, and if I wasn't aware of how capable Nile is, id think "no way this isn't digitally rendered.
@clottedscream
@clottedscream Год назад
i watched this video a long time ago and didnt understand any of it, but now im a senior undergrad geology major halfway through a geothermodynamics course, and the moment you said that it was magnetite in a solution i was like “ohhhh yeah, that’s not gonna be straightforward at _all”_ because magnetite really do be oxidizing to hematite
@clottedscream
@clottedscream Год назад
also its wild to me that you essentially made a bunch of tiny spinel crystals in a tube for the sake of having a fun goop to play with
@Evonic82
@Evonic82 3 года назад
I'm in love with how braggadocious he is in this video. He's not trying to sell us anything, he's not punching down, he's not trying to get a rise out of anyone, he's just damn proud of the quality of his product. It's some of the most wholesome confidence I've ever seen.
@mrs.stefonmeyers7156
@mrs.stefonmeyers7156 3 года назад
All of his content is like that🥰
@192Bits
@192Bits 3 года назад
Stop stealing my double red hearts
@epik822
@epik822 3 года назад
@@192Bits for real stupid dark bum
@choty7066
@choty7066 3 года назад
His is bigger
@EmilM-pb2hn
@EmilM-pb2hn 3 года назад
That's not how that word works. You're just saying that he's more or less being boastful in an arrogant manner, aka being cocky etc.
@At0mix
@At0mix 4 года назад
"The preparations were exactly the same, so I'm not sure why there would be such a difference." Welcome to the world of nanochemistry, where sometimes the synthesis fails just because you looked at it wrongly.
@CairnOwl
@CairnOwl 4 года назад
Nanoparticle synthesis: I don't like your shoes. I'm going to ruin this run.
@greaser3069
@greaser3069 4 года назад
Cozette Shaffer Care to elaborate.
@CairnOwl
@CairnOwl 4 года назад
@@greaser3069 Sensitive nanochemistry synthesis failing for no discernable reason put in a humourous way
@lucaslucas191202
@lucaslucas191202 4 года назад
Lol I remember doing chemistry for my final exam in 9th grade. It was electrolysis of salt water and it seemed like no matter what we did nothing made sense. There was way more hydrogen than chlorine gas when there should've been the same amount, and the wires that come in contact with the water (don't know the name in english) constantly seemed to react with it making the color of the water different and slowing the process. I know this isn't the same as nanochemistry, and there are definitely explanations for what happened to us, but god damn it we didn't have them and we were so lost
@greaser3069
@greaser3069 4 года назад
Cozette Shaffer oh makes sense, see I don’t know anything about chemistry so I thought you were being serious about a reaction not taking place due to such weird/unexplained reasons.
@KoonFox6560
@KoonFox6560 Год назад
i thought this might be some fun diy to dry... not realizing you need some pretty serious equipment!
@RandomAsianGuy95
@RandomAsianGuy95 Год назад
34:30 so smooth it looks like digital art
@crelos3549
@crelos3549 2 года назад
I like how he just takes every opportunity he has to make the other fluids look worse than his
@pogwater5366
@pogwater5366 Год назад
his products are better because they're made with "love" and incredible amounts of other mad scientist stuff
@maskedredstonerproz
@maskedredstonerproz Год назад
@@pogwater5366 exactly
@kellynolen498
@kellynolen498 Год назад
@@pogwater5366 sugar spice and everything nice? (plus a little chemical x)
@BierBart12
@BierBart12 Год назад
@@kellynolen498 He made the Powerpuff Girls on PURPOSE!
@fabioragsdill1564
@fabioragsdill1564 Год назад
That is literally me right now
@Crusader-yq1bf
@Crusader-yq1bf 4 года назад
Chemistry in HS Expectation: This video reality: *fire safety lab*
@anthonyjh02
@anthonyjh02 4 года назад
I can see a really cool chemistry teacher in college using this video as reference for a really awesome lab.
@pyro265
@pyro265 4 года назад
Marco Lopez too true
@vapor-sings
@vapor-sings 4 года назад
We had a lab where we just watched boiling water cool down. That's it.
@zerotwo8251
@zerotwo8251 4 года назад
@@vapor-sings lol wtf i can see that in my kitchen or room lol
@AlexK-sk4qb
@AlexK-sk4qb 4 года назад
@@vapor-sings, and form crystallized precipitate?
@TheHive616
@TheHive616 7 месяцев назад
'I wanted to create life, so I went into trihard mode, started reading every thing I could and finally achieved godhood.'
@captrk24
@captrk24 Год назад
😱 You have taught the ferro makers out there how to make better ferro fluid and didn't charge a penny... 👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@epistemologicalnihilist5746
@epistemologicalnihilist5746 2 месяца назад
Just wait til one of those companies file a patent before nile then demonetize this video🤦‍♂️
@Zappygunshot
@Zappygunshot 4 года назад
> "High tech milkshake maker" > Literally a drill on a stick.
@jonahdux7273
@jonahdux7273 4 года назад
Zap Gun amogokAkkaom9k
@fennecflew
@fennecflew 4 года назад
It's trueeee jfjgjgjgjgj
@OrangeC7
@OrangeC7 4 года назад
"High tech milkshake maker" sounds like an insult
@raddysurrname7944
@raddysurrname7944 4 года назад
I mean that's very much what it is
@jeremiahtemen6224
@jeremiahtemen6224 4 года назад
We have one at work that sits on a scale for making mixing solvent based stains and. Different degrees of sheen for clear satin laquers and exterior lacquers it's in the stain lab paint lab next in our finish department same concept
@Edmonton-of2ec
@Edmonton-of2ec 4 года назад
Commercial Ferrofluid Companies: NO YOU CAN’T JUST MAKE A BETTER FERROFLUID THEN US Nile: Ha Ferrofluid go big spike
@Zarrar2802
@Zarrar2802 4 года назад
Nile: Hold my ferrofluid
@jobfernandez9274
@jobfernandez9274 4 года назад
Ooga booga big spike
@mrcrunch9538
@mrcrunch9538 3 года назад
Ice_wallow-come 673 what do you mean
@bailey2642
@bailey2642 3 года назад
CanadianPrince WHY CAN I SEE AN IMAGE FOR THESE WORDS!?!?
@kritterzgg946
@kritterzgg946 3 года назад
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@majormegapix
@majormegapix Год назад
Fascinating to watch. Even though I didn't do well in school, I did enjoy chemistry class, especially the experiments. I don't pretend to understand all the steps and formulas you do, but I enjoy watching you 'get there' in the end. I showed my grandkids the ferrofluid reacting with the magnets at the end; they were enthralled! Keep it up, I'll be watching.
@Cavemankind_
@Cavemankind_ Год назад
I love the subtle Chemistry competition, compared to fellow Chemists’ syntheses.
@gfilippou
@gfilippou 3 года назад
The solution to your stirring is called a high shear stirrer which is perfect for your case. It viciously stirrs the solution without any cyclone forming, almost completely avoiding the introduction of air into the mixture.
@jepaz8065
@jepaz8065 3 года назад
i like your funny words magic man
@lillihoward1239
@lillihoward1239 3 года назад
You lost me at stirring
@yes-tk2rr
@yes-tk2rr 2 года назад
@@jepaz8065 I like your magic words funny man
@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kitty
@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kitty 2 года назад
@@yes-tk2rr I like your funny magic words man.
@rabidraccoon5157
@rabidraccoon5157 2 года назад
@@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kitty I like your funny words magic man
@Armund_Wolffe
@Armund_Wolffe 3 года назад
So, little fun-fact: In DisneyWorld’s Animal Kingdom, there is a ride based around the Avatar movie called Flight of Passage. In the waiting line, you pass through the lab from the movie. In it, there are little “creatures” from the planet, and today I learned that they’re ferrofluid in water! The little black blobs would suddenly turn spiky and zoom around the edges of the glass boxes they were in, and then melt back into blobs. I was fascinated by them when I first saw them, and had no idea what they actually were. Thanks for letting me know what those cute little “aliens” were!
@LP____
@LP____ 3 года назад
I wonder if theire adoptable
@lilcrippie5927
@lilcrippie5927 3 года назад
Probs
@professional_loner3597
@professional_loner3597 3 года назад
@@LP____ I dont recommend it. Iy had solidified to my wall and i can't get it off
@dagreatleaf9003
@dagreatleaf9003 3 года назад
(Momento mori)
@macro3751
@macro3751 3 года назад
@@dagreatleaf9003 memento mori brother, man i'm gonna miss those guys
@ger128
@ger128 3 месяца назад
Everything about this video is cool: the trial and error, the chemical explanation, and of course the beautiful visuals of the ferrofluid
@lemonicowo
@lemonicowo Год назад
after watching your video about a year ago, i had the opportunity to play with some ferrofluid myself at NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam. it was so cool knowing the science behind it and being able to play with a huge amount of ferrofluid (it was like a 1x1 meter dish, maybe even larger). thank you for this video sparking my interest in my now-favourite liquid!
@bookbutterfly6613
@bookbutterfly6613 4 года назад
You: [insert sciencey talk] Me, an intellectual: hehe spikey
@nanotelerephone3467
@nanotelerephone3467 4 года назад
I tought that the tumbnail was black gnomes having a meeting
@zombieslayer5131
@zombieslayer5131 4 года назад
A what
@ratbrain6991
@ratbrain6991 4 года назад
Me, a dyslexic in the background: :0 spekiy
@lniederkohr0649
@lniederkohr0649 4 года назад
Hahaha I do that
@LordLongHands
@LordLongHands 4 года назад
SPPPPPPIIIKKKKEEESSSSS
@funky555
@funky555 3 года назад
Nile saying "I went into full tryhard mode" is cursed and blessed.
@cryst_al91
@cryst_al91 3 года назад
blursed
@thormeinke3205
@thormeinke3205 3 года назад
Cessed
@PotatoD00d
@PotatoD00d 3 года назад
@@thormeinke3205 blursed way to say blursed
@datcrazybot
@datcrazybot 3 года назад
blursed
@datcrazybot
@datcrazybot 3 года назад
@CSTX its called blursed
@DeJay7
@DeJay7 Год назад
I had watched this video some time ago, but I'm coming back to this because I'm thinking of making ferrofluid myself (with a friend, whether or not we will I do not know). The first time, this whole process and the result was just fascinating and beautiful, however, now that I'm watching this a second time with the intention of following what he did, I truly appreciate how amazing this video is. I mean really, it's so analytic and just mentions every single detail that, especially in chemistry, is very important for recreation, I am genuinely in awe of how well done this is. Good luck to us, I suppose.
Год назад
Is it done?
@Canetoady
@Canetoady 11 месяцев назад
@what is done
@stawastawa
@stawastawa 4 месяца назад
let us know if you make some!
@AkiraHartono
@AkiraHartono Год назад
This is awesome. Other people won't have to take as much time to create Ferrofluid since you uploaded this vid
@justahandfulofmochi1092
@justahandfulofmochi1092 3 года назад
"The water there was just really attracted to itself" Narcissist water
@Katya__.
@Katya__. 2 года назад
Lol
@DankRatX4
@DankRatX4 2 года назад
Lol
@tigerlily2816
@tigerlily2816 2 года назад
XD
@user-yu1nm8mu4m
@user-yu1nm8mu4m 2 года назад
Ew wtf that's toxic
@entropy8902
@entropy8902 2 года назад
@@user-yu1nm8mu4m ew wtf, your opinion matters??!!!?!???!??????!??!?
@ryahanse8031
@ryahanse8031 3 года назад
"mine is bigger and more impressive" ....I could feel the heat from that burn all the way over here
@LucaChien
@LucaChien 3 года назад
Anyone realize that he needs to create from scratch the universe to make it actually from scratch? Either way it’s cool
@whi2gan
@whi2gan 3 года назад
@@LucaChien LMAOOO🤣
@Cyrogenesis.
@Cyrogenesis. 2 года назад
Kinda what i told my friends abt my lizard ngl
@alegitnolife
@alegitnolife 2 года назад
@@LucaChien translation: Does anybody realize, if he had to actually make it from scratch, he would need to create the universe from scratch? also no.
@alexislau7825
@alexislau7825 2 года назад
@@alegitnolife thank you, I was staring at that comment for way too long trying to figure out what they meant by that
@friskdreemurr1155
@friskdreemurr1155 9 дней назад
I’m finding your channel about four years too late, as I love magnets and have always found the interesting things you can do with magnetic substances really neat. That aside, I’m still glad I found you, as I’ve been loving all your videos so far!
@ramayasket
@ramayasket 6 месяцев назад
I like your thoroughness, and patience, and perseverance
@queenfliss
@queenfliss Год назад
i love how he casually buys dangerous stuff off of amazon, i also love that he called the mixer "a very expensive milkshake maker"
@TheSapphireLeo
@TheSapphireLeo Год назад
Trust #Amazon to have the worst/best and monopolized and by and for all the wrong people?
@danielmouton4952
@danielmouton4952 Год назад
Which in a way is concerning to think that some of these substances in the wrong hands could be used for evil reasons.
@queenfliss
@queenfliss Год назад
@@danielmouton4952 it could be so very very dangerous yes i agree
@Paige02
@Paige02 Год назад
The government probably tracks his expenses to know he infact isnt trying to start word war and a nuclear explosion of some sort poisoning everyone
@queenfliss
@queenfliss Год назад
@@Paige02 yee, we know he is on a goverment list anyways as he has stated in vids before
@adamgray9212
@adamgray9212 4 года назад
Commercial ferrofluids: Exist NileRed: "I'm about to end this man's whole career"
@watashielshaeddo5454
@watashielshaeddo5454 4 года назад
Tbh it would be more economical to just buy the commercial ones lol
@Dy1an.k
@Dy1an.k 4 года назад
@@watashielshaeddo5454 ok boomer
@theme7363
@theme7363 4 года назад
Watashi El Shaeddo no for sure, but this was cool
@alexanderpopik6780
@alexanderpopik6780 4 года назад
@@watashielshaeddo5454 doubt it
@GamingCentral80
@GamingCentral80 4 года назад
Watashi El Shaeddo They wouldn’t be as big and spikey tho
@expeditionadventure8132
@expeditionadventure8132 5 месяцев назад
Very cool! Great info & specs; not to understate the plethora of time&work involved! Thanks for sharing!
@katsuruno
@katsuruno 5 месяцев назад
NileRed's videos always almost put me to sleep. I should start watchign these before bed instead of in the middle of the day
@updated_autopsy_report
@updated_autopsy_report 3 года назад
I’m learning basic chem in school right now and I’m always really happy to discover that I understand the process in your videos just a little bit better every year
@gus5718
@gus5718 2 года назад
happy gay month
@AngstyPrinceswagnes
@AngstyPrinceswagnes 2 года назад
@@gus5718 happy gay year
@suicideking6391
@suicideking6391 2 года назад
@@AngstyPrinceswagnes happy gay decade
@AngstyPrinceswagnes
@AngstyPrinceswagnes 2 года назад
@@suicideking6391 happy gay century
@toomuchiridium
@toomuchiridium 2 года назад
happy gay millennium
@maduckzz2750
@maduckzz2750 4 года назад
Wanna see him make a 30 minute video about ramen and be all like "When I added the ramen flavoring, It started to change the appearance and the smell got different as well."
@dullan123
@dullan123 4 года назад
I read that part in Nile's voice😂
@kirankankipati-thelinuxcha689
@kirankankipati-thelinuxcha689 4 года назад
what about stir bar, a hot plate and not to forget distilling apparatus ;)
@wonko6x9
@wonko6x9 4 года назад
Next April :)
@DackxJaniels
@DackxJaniels 4 года назад
"At this point though, I realized I should have used a larger container."
@Dennis-vh8tz
@Dennis-vh8tz 4 года назад
You've lost your noodle!
@izit420
@izit420 6 месяцев назад
Surprisingly informative. I definitely enjoyed watching and revisiting chemistry after 25-30 years.
@stephan8738
@stephan8738 Год назад
Your voice and cadence is very relaxing. Thank you for the effort you put into these videos.
@TheOnlySolipsist
@TheOnlySolipsist 3 года назад
If you ever become a crazy arch villain, we’d all be screwed. Nobody could do anything as you would release a video fully explaining everything you did to take over the world, including every mistake anyone did in trying to stop you, and how you circumvented those attempts. Stay on the good side, you are absolutely brilliant.
@Arctic_and_The_F0X
@Arctic_and_The_F0X 3 года назад
if he becomes evil I will personally use my chaotic good dumb fuckery energy to create so many mistakes to the point he can’t even fit them all in a single video and thus try to overthrow him that way
@Sarah12471
@Sarah12471 3 года назад
@@Arctic_and_The_F0X well... When you can't outsmart your enemy the only option is too out stupid them
@venusthebenus
@venusthebenus 3 года назад
Are you kidding? I’d be behind him the entire way. I for one welcome our Canadian Chemist Overlord
@just_cattttt1620
@just_cattttt1620 3 года назад
And he would have more than two million followers
@thineevee7345
@thineevee7345 3 года назад
@@Sarah12471 lol
@Edzter
@Edzter 2 года назад
"this thing seems really fun to play with" I'm almost 30 and giggling like a child at how cool this is and want to play with it.
@ysccl
@ysccl 2 года назад
Doesn't matter if you're 30, I think I can speak for all of humanity that we all would wanna play with it at first glance I mean, I don't know anyone who wouldn't
@evqngxline
@evqngxline 2 года назад
@Epic Gamer Out The Woods 😐🕶🤏 what.
@slevinchannel7589
@slevinchannel7589 2 года назад
@@evqngxline Nile Red is an example for what we should all Sub to: Good Channel with the concept of rare-but-epic Uploads. I mean, Tier Zoo and Hbomberguy, they are all Top-Tier but dont put any strain on youre Time-Schedule, right?
@evqngxline
@evqngxline 2 года назад
@@slevinchannel7589 exactly, I know. I’m replying to someone who said “the thing that was fun to play with was “secx”. I had to correct them
@tjatersdagamer1718
@tjatersdagamer1718 2 года назад
@@evqngxline I am also here
@JoJoJet100
@JoJoJet100 Год назад
"the spikes on mine are sharper and bigger" is such a hilarious sentence oh my lord.
@staanzie8700
@staanzie8700 3 года назад
“separate the weaker particles” I felt that
@weedzNgarz
@weedzNgarz 3 года назад
“All particles are equal but some are more equal than others.”
@rexknowsless3187
@rexknowsless3187 3 года назад
😔 👊
@PastelCookie_
@PastelCookie_ 3 года назад
Oof
@psuedonym9999
@psuedonym9999 3 года назад
Chemical Darwinism
@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721
@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 3 года назад
@@psuedonym9999 New band name.
@febrezeaddict7812
@febrezeaddict7812 3 года назад
Me who knows nothing about chemistry: ah yes I will spend my time intensely watching smart man do smart thing
@hamsikaatmakuri1416
@hamsikaatmakuri1416 3 года назад
Lol it is true
@michellenichols1190
@michellenichols1190 3 года назад
Sameee
@stacieclark6324
@stacieclark6324 3 года назад
Samee
@thelocalnecromancer1224
@thelocalnecromancer1224 2 года назад
yes
@dipeshsapkota844
@dipeshsapkota844 2 года назад
me too
@wreckinoof3608
@wreckinoof3608 2 месяца назад
Your incredible man, this vid kicked off my 6th grade project, and supplied over 5 pages of notes, and the process to do it. Thanks!
@Purplemalk
@Purplemalk 3 месяца назад
I’m sad I missed out on a chance to get one of these samples. This is awesome. I’ll admit to having made a mess in my garage making the classic laser copier toner and mineral oil diy mix. It always worked”ish” if I had some good powered neodymium magnets. These are awesome. Thanks for doing what you do and sharing it with the world.
@jenniferkeatts7839
@jenniferkeatts7839 4 года назад
glad I finally found an easy DIY project to try out with my kids!
@kypdo1713
@kypdo1713 4 года назад
Easy, not dangerous, cheap... Perfect !
@thomasmussmann8321
@thomasmussmann8321 4 года назад
Just make sure you use gloves to touch it if you do it stains pretty badly
@jacksonhendry4709
@jacksonhendry4709 4 года назад
Just tried this at home. Very NOT easy. I was not very successful my first try.
@lunarbutterfly3394
@lunarbutterfly3394 4 года назад
@@jacksonhendry4709 r/whooooooooosh
@whoopssteyrs
@whoopssteyrs 4 года назад
Katelyn H. well r/ihavereddit r/wooooshwith4os you got wooooshed, you egg
@Dorddis
@Dorddis 3 года назад
I just watched 36 minutes of chemistry without looking at the clock.
@TheLocomono9
@TheLocomono9 3 года назад
It’s the difference between willingly doing something or forced to
@Gapetz
@Gapetz 3 года назад
True i watched 36 minutes of the aerogel video without understanding shit
@TheLocomono9
@TheLocomono9 3 года назад
@@Gapetz that’s not true you probably understood more than you think, you just don’t have all the pieces that you can piece together yet so it doesn’t feel like it’s much but it is. Don’t give up on learning because you don’t understand it right away
@chuuyanakaharaisbackhellothere
@chuuyanakaharaisbackhellothere 3 года назад
Yes this guy's narration in the background is also quite nice along with the content
@S.E.M.K.E.
@S.E.M.K.E. 3 года назад
let him be everyones chemistry teacher
@jakobion9216
@jakobion9216 Год назад
I've gone back to college and am taking chemistry. i used to watch your videos before and even though i had no idea what was goin on I still found them entertaining. Now that i have a little knowledge under my belt, these videos are even more entertaining.
@britishyoutuber
@britishyoutuber 11 месяцев назад
I started a chemistry class a little after I started watching you and now I'm multiple months in I feel better whenever I know what you're talking about
@Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol
@Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol 4 года назад
one day ONE DAY JUST YOU WAIT I WILL ALSO SAY THESE MAJESTIC WORDS "Only 50 dollars"
@goodluck6948
@goodluck6948 4 года назад
+1
@sethparker4416
@sethparker4416 4 года назад
69th like😎 but same. Homepfully
@gab26579
@gab26579 3 года назад
in the chemistry world, that much of a substance for $50 is pretty cheap. especially here in canada
@mayofastora1615
@mayofastora1615 3 года назад
+2
@TheBluePhoenix008
@TheBluePhoenix008 3 года назад
one day...
@djdjukic
@djdjukic 4 года назад
Damn. You just made me feel sorry for commercially available ferrofluid.
@Memerino-ly7yr
@Memerino-ly7yr 4 года назад
Windows 2000
@helium3137
@helium3137 4 года назад
Windows 2000
@jundies171
@jundies171 4 года назад
Windows 2000
@syuu2977
@syuu2977 4 года назад
Windows 2000
@iisky1
@iisky1 4 года назад
Windows 2000
@sarahploof513
@sarahploof513 4 месяца назад
Ok so I grew up on the show "how it's made" and your channel is so cool! I've always loved science and your channels are like science ASMR for my brain❤❤❤
@TesserId
@TesserId 8 месяцев назад
33:12 My favorite effect.
@TheAechBomb
@TheAechBomb 4 года назад
Nilered: I'm just a humble chemist with noone to guide me also Nilered: btw my product is better than yours in every conceivable way
@pseudomemes5267
@pseudomemes5267 4 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MfIWsXZRaIs.html
@ArsenGaming
@ArsenGaming 4 года назад
Except it dries quicker
@TheAechBomb
@TheAechBomb 4 года назад
@@ArsenGaming probably, but hey, just add a little extra kerosene if it starts to get dry
@TheAechBomb
@TheAechBomb 4 года назад
@@pseudomemes5267 I was waiting for someone to link it, and I didn't have to wait nearly as long as I thought
@ICCDZ
@ICCDZ 4 года назад
Well, you can be humble and objectively stating an observable fact.
@daxtalbert2774
@daxtalbert2774 2 года назад
Nile: "So I kinda went into full try-hard mode." He makes it sound like he accidentally crossed the threshold of normal mode. So what mode are you normally in?
@teethsjuice
@teethsjuice 2 года назад
Creative
@edwardcoello9168
@edwardcoello9168 2 года назад
Lmao
@bles5959
@bles5959 2 года назад
@@teethsjuice survival
@evqngxline
@evqngxline 2 года назад
bill bye limited edition mode
@drnovawhirlpool3386
@drnovawhirlpool3386 2 года назад
Creative as well
@DISLEX
@DISLEX Год назад
This is one of the most ridiculously incredible and incredibly ridiculous videos I have ever seen. Awesome work!
@ebbelinderoth-olson230
@ebbelinderoth-olson230 10 месяцев назад
7-8 minutes finally made me understand steam boiler chemistry! Thanks!
@raman3250
@raman3250 3 года назад
Seller: So how much distilled water do you want? NileRed: yes
@Dolfinswimmer
@Dolfinswimmer 3 года назад
He probably just makes it lol
@definitelynotyuribezmenov7611
@definitelynotyuribezmenov7611 3 года назад
@@Dolfinswimmer yeah,just boil and collect vapour
@rgbgaming6950
@rgbgaming6950 3 года назад
*-ill take your entire stock-*
@whythehelldoineedahandle
@whythehelldoineedahandle 3 года назад
Supplier: *umm we dont have that much*
@harrietramos8691
@harrietramos8691 3 года назад
I just watched 36 minutes of chemistry without looking at the clock.
@Sappysappster
@Sappysappster 4 года назад
2:55 Me: Where's the iron 3?! NileRed: Gone. Reduced to iron 2
@sambalsillie4301
@sambalsillie4301 4 года назад
Why is this so perfect
@nightbrawler5283
@nightbrawler5283 4 года назад
@@gavinsingh9165 demm...the meme work perfectly
@EthanPerales.
@EthanPerales. 4 года назад
Pls tell me that this is referencing to "gone, reduced to atoms"
@Sappysappster
@Sappysappster 4 года назад
@@EthanPerales. correcr
@firstletterofthealphabet7308
@firstletterofthealphabet7308 4 года назад
A *Fe* for a *Fe*
@melnbenaguilar4876
@melnbenaguilar4876 Год назад
Intensely cool! Me and my kiddos were deeply intrigued. We love all your video no matter how long! 🤜🏽🤛🏽 🎆
@annesophieg-n
@annesophieg-n Год назад
these little bottles look SO FUN
@hachinavio
@hachinavio 4 года назад
I love watching these videos and pretending like I’m smart enough to comprehend them
@YuniX2
@YuniX2 4 года назад
Yeah, I get it on a very surface level thanks to the AP chem I took in highschool, but it's been a decade since then so my knowledge is very fuzzy, and he moves a bit too fast for me. It certainly makes me want to retake some basic courses on the subject and see what I can do though. If only student loans weren't a thing, I'd be going back to school for fun.
@nothayley
@nothayley 4 года назад
I *love* that he includes all of the equations on the screen.
@alalwi
@alalwi 4 года назад
same here
@bourgeoisiecoco4835
@bourgeoisiecoco4835 4 года назад
Your comment is giving me life
@hojin9626
@hojin9626 4 года назад
@@YuniX2 what's your major?
@snozzmcberry2366
@snozzmcberry2366 4 года назад
"Hope the .. length didn't kill you." I absolutely loved every second of it. Very happy for you, and that end-product looked amazing.
@jeffvader811
@jeffvader811 4 года назад
I didn't even realise that it was so long.
@non-inertialobserver946
@non-inertialobserver946 4 года назад
Lmao I read this while he said it
@bynight253
@bynight253 9 месяцев назад
You should seriously make more and start selling it. My son would LOVE this stuff!!! He just loves to experiment with everything. I really feel he will be going into science 🤞 he is 6 years old. I literally just stumbled upon your video and awesome stuff you have. Thank you for your amazing work Hi from New Zealand 👍🇳🇿
@toast69496
@toast69496 Год назад
Me making "potions" in the bathroom:
@bitchiro2478
@bitchiro2478 4 года назад
Me: it's just steel wool My brain: cotton candy
@purplepeak8575
@purplepeak8575 4 года назад
Forbidden cotton candy.
@cinnamonshake45
@cinnamonshake45 4 года назад
I want it soo much
@cosodesign8953
@cosodesign8953 4 года назад
This comment made my teeth hurt
@Thor_the_Doge
@Thor_the_Doge 4 года назад
Ikr
@SeMake
@SeMake 4 года назад
Think about shitting it out
@Sciencedoneright
@Sciencedoneright 3 года назад
My fav part is the lubricant drawing lol That was actually modern art dude
@lagtim327
@lagtim327 3 года назад
You're actually not wrong! I'm by no means an expert, but I do love sharing trivia knowledge. That being said, have you heard of _'Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue III'_ by Barnett Newman? It was created in 1967 and destroyed by a disgruntled painter in 1968. If you've looked it up already, you've seen it's a vast plane of pure red--18 by 8 feet!--framed by a vertical, blue stripe on the left and another, far thinner yellow stripe on the right. At the time of its debut display, and even today, it was absolutely reviled by a majority of the art community. The museum received letters describing visitors’ disgust and dismay that the institution would deign to show such a work, which in their opinions fell firmly into the category of “my kid could do that.” The piece was vandalized in '68 when an asshole painter decided to take a box cutter and slash along the painting's length--the slashes totaled fifty feet, altogether. Now, there's a discussion to be had about the meaning of the painting and the reactions to it, but I'm here to talk about the much-overlooked 'technique' aspect of this piece. The painting was restored (to the protests of the art community) after about four years, and put up for display. And then, when return museumgoers came to either admire or revile the fixed piece... it was finally realized what was truly lost. When the restoration was unveiled, it was as if the life had been sucked out of the red itself. They somehow killed the most vibrant, attention-grabbing, passionate color our rainbow has to offer, and instead put its taxidermied corpse on display. The red was the same shade, the same hue, the same value, yet somehow it was... dull. Flat. And... off. Not as uniform, perhaps? What _happened?_ The restorator applied the red paint over the _entire_ red section with a fucking _paint roller,_ that's what happened. I'm just gonna copy-paste this part from an article on 99percentinvisible.org on the subject: _"Conservators [should] try to preserve as much of the original material as possible, touching only the areas that need treatment. They should also really study the artist and look at their past work in order to get a sense of what the artist was trying to achieve. ...With these rules in mind, the Stedelijk [Museum] phoned up practically every conservator in Europe. The biggest challenge was the very simplicity of the painting. The busy texture and detail of a Picasso or a Rembrandt often help to mask repair work, but Newman’s canvas was mostly just one big swath of uniform color, so any sign of repair would stand out."_ The techniques behind Barnett Newman's 'Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Blue III'_ cannot be replicated without extreme diligence. The painting used no rulers--the edges of color were razor-straight by the artist's own hand. The paint was painstakingly applied--the resulting acrylic swath of red was perfectly smooth. No variation in color, no light spots or dark spots, just all one singular uniform *red.* Even physically, the paint was applied in painstakingly purposeful layers, smooth to the point of glossiness. (Good Ending Note: As of 2014, the painting has finally gotten the care it needed and has once again been put up for re-display in almost all its former glory. Yay!) Now, I went through all this rigamarole to make a point: Niles' piece didn't have much thought put into it _as_ an art piece, but I do actually find the three canvases to be a sort of modern art. If we wanna be pretentious, I guess it could also count as a triptych if displayed as such. Niles applied his own fly-by-the-seat-of-his-pants techniques to create a colloidal liquid that has artistic properties unique among both mass-produced ferrofluids, and black paints! Not to mention the very unique way the paint was applied. *Niles really did just create a new modern art technique!*
@Sciencedoneright
@Sciencedoneright 3 года назад
@@lagtim327 dude I can't read a comment THIS big
@Sciencedoneright
@Sciencedoneright 3 года назад
@@lagtim327 I just read the last line and I'm happy
@theonlybilge
@theonlybilge 3 года назад
@@lagtim327 Except one is good and the other is quintessential shit modern art.
@lagtim327
@lagtim327 3 года назад
@@theonlybilge : I'll have to disagree. Modern Art today is abused by people who want to make a quick buck. It goes like this: 1.) "Artists" with connections in the upper-class with shart onto a canvas, slap a name on it, and price it at something-odd-thousand dollars. Let's say, $400,000. 2.) Then, someone with too much money comes along and drops $400k on the shart-canvas. 3.) The rich person then donates the shart-canvas to an art museum, which means they can now write off that $400k as a charitable donation and get most of it back at the end of the year during taxes. 4.) Lastly, the artist will split the $400k they made with the rich person who bought the piece. In the end, the "artist" and the rich asshole have both profited $200k by playing the tax system for profit (minus what little the rich person didn't get on their tax return.) The art museum is stuck with shit, because the only thing anyone seems to donate anymore is, well, shit, and Modern Art's reputation goes down the shitter. THAT is the real villain of the 'Modern Art' world, and the reason the term is now automatically associated with 'lazy bullshit'. If you do care to look into it, Modern Art has a rich history filled with talented, thoughtful artists such as Barnett Newman.
@turbkeysamdwich1880
@turbkeysamdwich1880 4 месяца назад
Those ferrofluid drawings/paintings are actually really cool.
@Bluelagoonstudios
@Bluelagoonstudios 8 месяцев назад
I use this stuff for repairing tweeters from audio speakers. And add some extra security to these against heat, which tweeters are very sensitive off. I didn't try these on reconned bass speakers, though.
@nathanwatrous1519
@nathanwatrous1519 2 года назад
I do realize that this video is 2 years old, This was absolutely fascinating and amazing to watch. This is great science with great commentary. Keep up the great work man!
@cryptoinsider9305
@cryptoinsider9305 2 года назад
Graphene Oxide in Vaccine?
@nanosarbaz
@nanosarbaz 2 года назад
I do realize this comment is one week old, This was absolutely amazing to observe. This is good writing with great commenting. Keep up the good words man!
@fractal5764
@fractal5764 2 года назад
I do realize this comment is 6 days old, This was absolutely amazing to observe. This is good writing with great commenting. Keep up the good words man!
@evqngxline
@evqngxline 2 года назад
@@cryptoinsider9305 no, you insolent fool. there is microchips- (I’m just kidding no absolutely not do your research)
@confusionthe2nd51
@confusionthe2nd51 2 года назад
I do realize this comment is two weeks old. This was absolutely amazing to read. This is good writing with great commenting. Keep up the good words man!
@taicanium
@taicanium 4 года назад
"I found it was much easier to just use circuit board etchant." *Slams giant 4-liter bottle.*
@boxes_of_boxes
@boxes_of_boxes 4 года назад
I love how the stuff he uses is either so much money for a tiny vial or a giant jug for a reasonable price.
@SIX_CENTS
@SIX_CENTS 4 года назад
@@boxes_of_boxes the little shit counts
@JBantha
@JBantha 4 года назад
2:15 btw
@naranciaisbestboi125
@naranciaisbestboi125 4 года назад
That actually made me laugh. I honestly wasn't expecting a huge bottle since most of the stuff he gets is in tiny bottles.
@diamondcreepah3210
@diamondcreepah3210 4 года назад
*slaps bottle* this baby can hold 4 litres of WhateverTheHellHeNamedIt
@CreativeWarrior-
@CreativeWarrior- Год назад
This was utterly fascinating!!
@margaretneanover3385
@margaretneanover3385 Год назад
What you showed is the older theory that magnets hold universal attraction..in essence. When watching another video, the placing the compound on a magnet was awesome and educational. When it was dripped on a turning spindle, then placed a magnet underneath it spun. Then add another coat , it stopped. The formula as it seems to science then is that it made mountains. It might have inadvertently assisted ..it's pretty cool to see what all it can be thought of
@veeisntcool
@veeisntcool 4 года назад
Nile: smartness noise Me: hrrrrrg spike water
@weltschmerz_cairn9549
@weltschmerz_cairn9549 4 года назад
Hi there random Homestuck!
@REALcrizon
@REALcrizon 4 года назад
o k k a r k a t k i n n y.
@bingus7367
@bingus7367 4 года назад
woo homestuck
@REALcrizon
@REALcrizon 4 года назад
abby IM NOT A LITTLE KINNY BOY IM NOT >;(((((
@kokichiouma1831
@kokichiouma1831 4 года назад
egg - o k k a m a k u r a k I n n I e
@hexedits369
@hexedits369 4 года назад
35:52 “Also, I’ve been thinking about ferrofluids way too often lately. Too the point where I’m literally seeing them when I close my eyes.” The monotone made this hilarious
@birhb6372
@birhb6372 4 года назад
Timestamp?
@hexedits369
@hexedits369 4 года назад
Catstuffies Tran 35:52
@birhb6372
@birhb6372 4 года назад
@@hexedits369 ok ty
@SnowCat-nu7gj
@SnowCat-nu7gj Год назад
Having to do a ton of research on ferrofuild creation for a group project so thanks for having an excellent videoon it
@dtrotteryt
@dtrotteryt 6 месяцев назад
SO mesmerizing, I love it!
@carrotylemons1190
@carrotylemons1190 4 года назад
You know it’s dangerous when using acid is the safer option
@OrangeC7
@OrangeC7 4 года назад
lol
@kostaskaratzas849
@kostaskaratzas849 4 года назад
Not the safest, but the one that gives best results
@carrotylemons1190
@carrotylemons1190 4 года назад
Kostas Karatzas either way it’s delicious to drink
@kostaskaratzas849
@kostaskaratzas849 4 года назад
Lul
@katiegrayx3637
@katiegrayx3637 4 года назад
@@kostaskaratzas849 He did actually say that it was safer too.
@Beregorn88
@Beregorn88 4 года назад
I am myself working on the measure and characterization of nanoparticles aggregation, so I have some questions and a suggestion. In my experience the nanoparticles starts to aggregate the moment they are formed and stirring greatly speed up the process: what happen to your reaction if you add the oleic acid before adding the ammonia? Another thing I noticed is that the reaction is much more reproducible and the nanoparticles are much smaller and uniform when the reagents are both as diluted as possible (the water is equally divided between the two solution): is it possible to tinker with the FeII-FeIII and ammonia solutions so that they have the same volume? Maybe instead of starting with a beaker full of water, use only half the amount and add the other half to the ammonia The last thing I want to mention is that when you washed your particles using the magnet to filter the good from the bad, you are actually discarding the smallest ones: this is because the smallest nanoparticles remain suspended for a much longer time. In addition, if my memory serves me well, the magnetic force decrease with the cube of the distance, so the particles in the top part of the beaker are not affected by the magnet.
@juggernaut93
@juggernaut93 4 года назад
This comment needs to go to the top!
@tattooedgirl22
@tattooedgirl22 4 года назад
Beregorn88 I know nothing about this subject other than what I just learned in the video but I wholeheartedly agree! LMFAO
@augustinaslukauskas4433
@augustinaslukauskas4433 4 года назад
I hope NileRed sees this
@jasonstone1833
@jasonstone1833 4 года назад
I am wondering about the first steps in adding the amonia when oxidation could occur---what if that addition and reaction was in a vacuum? I realize that would be difficult, but I'm wondering if oxidation at the nanoparticle could be the main source of that 'good run' as mentioned. After all, Iron is a huge atom, compared to Oxygen, so how many potential sites (on a sphere?) are blocked by O that could have been a soap chain? I would try to pull an 'as good as you can vaccuum' during all steps in creation of the nanoparticle. I'm not a chemist, but, does nitrogen play a role in the mixing? This was riviting for every second you created. Don't ever pander to the slag, just do what you enjoy. Thank You!
@cocobutter204
@cocobutter204 4 года назад
you can always ask him directly if you support him on patreon
@eternalphoton
@eternalphoton Месяц назад
The making of magnetite was mind blowing 🔥🔥🔥
@user-wq4cu6fn7h
@user-wq4cu6fn7h 7 месяцев назад
You are an artist dude
@SesshoMaruFTW01
@SesshoMaruFTW01 2 года назад
I love watching these before bed. The science is neat and the problem solving is fun to follow along with, and something about Nile’s voice and cadence just sends me to sleep to dream of vacuum filters and ph paper
@LazionLove
@LazionLove Год назад
Its like when youre in class and the teacher is talking about the subject but youre able to actually sleep but find it interesting at the same time
@meptune0335
@meptune0335 Год назад
🧪| |====-[] this is what i dream of
@kylaajm3411
@kylaajm3411 Год назад
Glad I'm not alone. When I'm having a hard time falling asleep, I put on this video. I haven't made it past the soap part.
@CHRB-nn6qp
@CHRB-nn6qp Год назад
a lot of science youtube content like this is very relaxing. moth light media is another great channel which helps me relax before bed, but with palaeontology instead of chemistry :)
@since1876
@since1876 Год назад
Watching these before bed would cause me to stay up half the night watching them 😭
@sadverysad8532
@sadverysad8532 4 года назад
me: browses for rock music "wait lemme watch this first" *instantly gets hooked and watches every single vid for a week* smort
@zuzannaczerwinska2635
@zuzannaczerwinska2635 3 года назад
Literally same, i started watching it when i was drunk and ended up watching whole channel at last lmao
@xoxobubonicbaddiebimbo9169
@xoxobubonicbaddiebimbo9169 3 года назад
@@zuzannaczerwinska2635 I was stoned dude I feel yeah. This video gave me a panic attack but like... I loved it
@sadverysad8532
@sadverysad8532 3 года назад
@@zuzannaczerwinska2635 *clapping* congratulations you are a smart person :DD
@sriramsankar8958
@sriramsankar8958 3 года назад
Chemicals are awesome ❤️
@invalidargument3340
@invalidargument3340 3 года назад
i swear, this is exactly what i was doing.
@jdgonzo1982
@jdgonzo1982 10 месяцев назад
thank you for sharing your work with us
@snakearux2
@snakearux2 9 месяцев назад
I love sciene/chemistry videos because they help me sleep at night but at day time i learn about something interesting
@explorer914
@explorer914 4 года назад
You should put a ferrofluid water bottles on a magnetic stir plate and record it
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