Making The Sweetest Compound Known (Lugduname) 

Though it’s inorganic mercury, you would be more screwed if it was organic mercury Also I’m not sure but is mercury sulphide insoluble or smth

I think it’s safe after workup and columns 🤭

​@@Chemiolismeh, eat a can of Tuna and you're probably worse off😁

@@Chemiolisgood job. Seeing you eat it is the best part. I always like to eat my lab chemicals whenever I get the chance.

No more mercury amalgam mdma for me any more 😢

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@@truey90sthats the joke

Chuььyemu ahh comment

I could hear the music fading in while reading this

And now we know the secret ingredient for the ever lasting gob stopper.😂

the ground water will have a faint sweet taste,

I mean get the smallest amount you can measure and sweeten dutch baby or German apple pancakes.

@@christopherleubner6633 it's actually just a marble

Good way to make kids eat vegetables

Lugdumade coming to a store nowhere near you

Hydrochloride not hydrochloric. They are two different bonds & not at all the same chemical. I like where you were going with the comment tho👍🏻

@@ericeder1693I think he meant hydrochloric acid. Lemons are acidic, and using hydrochloride salt in that example doesn’t really make sense.

​@@ericeder1693Hydrochloric acid lemonade is an idea that gets circulated online a bit. There's also a video where someone actually makes and drinks it. This comment is trying to make that concept more ridiculous by adding another exotic ingredient to it.

@@ItsDatGuy969 ok, I'm no chemist. Only heard the chemical name & knew from chemistry that the suffix on a word like that changes the molecular bond structure. But you're saying there was a misspeak / typo then right? In that case the comment works perfectly👍🏻

yesterday i learned people get high of dichlorobenzene 🧐 urinal cakes

he's the ceo of ligma baldrich

@@cvspvr ligma ballsdrich

​@@cvspvr whats a ceo?

@@darealrulezbreaker9493 ligma balls

Relatable

Whoa, never thought iron would be giving green colour. I only knows the one who'll be giving green color is sulphur

@@rizalassyfiya2133 copper also give green color

So true!!! I knew why it got green as well when I saw that 😅😅😅

Green needle

What my chemistry teacher thinks we're going to do with all the dangerous chemicals in the lab.

I mean, your stomach contains literal HCL, but you don't want that on your skin. Lol

He have them on because of prostate exam he done before eating. I know that cause I was that one lucky guy ho was examined

Chili. 'nuff said.

Melts in your mouth Not on your hand. 🔴🟡🟢🔵🟤

As you do on a slow Saturday afternoon

@@Paul_Bedfordhere we are 🍬

@@Paul_Bedfordwe used to do it in our school cause it was a selective school so we were all nerds

Well, that's how science used to be done... I'm surprised we don't have any superheros with the amount of self experimentation

What, you mean sugar?

yes

@audiophile75 Dunno if your comment is satire or not, but sugar is definitely not the most addictive. (Please note I am not a professional so I may be wrong, but nicotine is more addictive)

​@@TheGenericPersonit was a joke.

@@TheGenericPerson Ya, that should have been obvious by the way it was written. The true myriad intricacies, subjective views, the relative experienced and inexperienced, biology and pharmacology of addiction...... Oh ya, can't forget the most maligned...... and politics (judgment) of addiction, is far too long a discussion/argument to stem from the haphazard retort to a haphazard quip. Don't take A reply of the MANY THOUSANDS of comments to ONE of the BILLIONS of YT videos as the place to take time making an "unprofessional" correctional statement to someone/something (I could be a bot") whom you have no connection to. In the future just take the chuckle with thankness that you didn't waste the time trying to read an initially interesting statement that droned on only to end in some obvious misunderstanding steming from some strangers chronic inattention. So just........ take the chuckle. Oh, and yes, while smoking is stated as the hardest to kick, I would argue that's only due to extreme repetitive habituation of X smokes/day over however many decades. All the neural growth of every experience all those years being intimately interwoven with cigarettes. Nicotine, I would argue is not so difficult to kick, per say. GABA agonist, specifically benzodiazepines or barbiturates...... and alcohol (but with benzo's "if I can't have you, NO ONE CAN!!!" determination not to be kicked to the curb they're currently in the #1 spot) are at the top, then opioids, sex, stimulants, etc....

Almost no matter how well this video does it will not recover the cost of all that solvent :P

Great news, now he has enough sweeteners for the rest of his life... and the rest of everyone's life. 1g is "about" 200kg of sweetener. You could BREATH across the room from a grain and taste a soda's worth of sugar

Yes! No Diddy.

No homo bro

Since managing to remember „anhydromethylen-2-propantrikarbonsaures Hexamethylentetraamin“ from the 1-time-utterance of some dude in school I have a weird appreciation for chemistry-nerds. Please feel welcome in this world!

I'm assuming you poured the 0.1mg into water, right? Why not further dilute the solution? I'm surprised soft drink manufacturers don't fund consumption safety studies (assuming it's stable in soft drinks) to give them yet another sweetener for their war chest of flavorings against the competition.

0.1mg is 30g of sucrose, that's pretty sweet

You sure youre not just having deja vu?

​@@andyv2209 Definitely not, but I did think that at first. I had told a friend back when I had the dream, and just confirmed the conversation with them.

@@isaacthedestroyerofstuped7676 oh OK haha nice, i was gonna say, if it was such vivid deja vu, it could be a sign of epilepsy so I'm glad you know it wasn't xp crazy coincidence haha

​@@andyv2209crazy vivid deja vus are a sign of 🏳🏴🏳🏴? i hope i won't develop it..

what are the odds this kind of thing happening?

Oh my goodness. Yes. Tbh he probably could get by with some multi-neck Schlenk flasks, though for a lot less $$$

​@@aaronbarlow9616 500 € schlenk line vs 20 cent balloon

And a rotary evaportator as well

Ok furry

​@@GeneralKenobi69420they know more about chemistry then you will ever know, you obtuse brainlet.

Candied almonds call em Lugduname deez nuts

Would you eat one?

Read it as super sweaty

⁠@@LalaLa-ld1gsI might try one simply out of curiosity (like those beanboozled candies) and because I may never get another chance to, since it’s not typically commercially available

@@NuclearTopSpot😂😂😂😂😂

@@chemistrycapital it's a motif to replace tho, it's known to metabolise into catecholes, which cause oxidative stress, but maybe the amount that is used is small enough? but i saw some interesting bioisosteres, time to investigate further!

@@ChemicalEuphoria I know, I covered this in my recent video :)

I wonder how long before all the videos are removed and the information forgotten.

I swear that sounds like it's used in MDMA production.

​@@hhhsp951That's... The point. MDMA is methylenedioxymethamphetamine, and amphetamines by definition are phenylethylamines.

slime rancher refernece? :^)

​@@captainchicky3744I thought it sounded familiar

Interesting pfp O.O

i almost forgot about slime rancher. damn i loved that game. such a good game. my childhood game

Nerd.

@@direwolf4937 i mean, it's in the ortho position and its a benzylamine, not a phenethylamine, so maybe we safe here 😂

Lmao yeah bros gonna need one hell of a lawyer. He would be better off if he called a certain someone.

Name rhymes with call

Why stimulant? I’m not aware of any with a bare carboxylic acid moeity

By the numbers of nitrogens, I would suspect a explosive precursor.

For some reason explosives, drugs, and food additives always seem to have a similar structure. ​@@gaburieruR

@@mduckernzit has that 1,3-Benzodioxole at the bottom that looks a bit suspicious

it looks like a SARM a little bit

Oh, those little stevia pills? Blegh. Tell your boyfriend he can buy the loose stuff in bags and it doesn't taste like an old spoon.

With a lot of purification. And very little of the product was tasted. Its fine.

As some people eat daily fish with mercury and heavy metal concentrations above the acceptable, just tasting a purified chemical is no problem.

@@gaburieruR The amount doesn;t really mean much with mercury compounds. The Organic ones can be lethal in single drop sized amounts. Not an issue here, but mercury is a weird case where the elemental stuff when not fuming is shockingly safe but the organic stuff is shockingly toxic.

@@darthkarl99 for any heavy metal, small amounts are always dangerous like ~50 to 200 mg of arsenic, which is about the same lethal dose of methyl mercury. The rule of thumb is to never taste compounds made in the lab, but after all purifications and proper washings, poisoning is unlikely for one in a life taste test (still unsafe, but not deadly).

@@gaburieruR people have drunk entire glasses of elemental mercury whilst trying to commit suicide and been fine, it's poorly absorbed in the digestive system as pure elemental mercury. The Organic stuff is a different matter, that absolutely can be lethal in very low doses.

I had to take a chemistry course to get onto my physics degree- those years of cake baking came in clutch. 😂 It's exactly like cooking, except instead of flat meringue the failure state is turning your eyeballs into soap.

A kind viewer analysed them for me :)

Nile Red?

@@Chemiolis That there Lone Star Ranger is definitely the NMR genius these days ;)

thank you

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someone else replied that they made it as well, and if tasting a larger amount, the sweetness last for 1 minute and then it's bitter for 15 minutes. I wonder if the electrolyte salts would cut that time down, and also, a bit of this lugdaname mixed into miracle berry(which makes bitter and sour taste sweet) may make a novel sugar replacement. I myself like and use SugarShift probiotic to change the sugars i eat into Mannitol, which is calorically negligable and good(beneficial, not benign) for the kidneys(i have PKD).

yup chemistry is weird. Take chlorine a deadly gas and get a Sodium molecule to snap on to it, and now you have salt.

don't hear any lol

Literally went to the comments to see if anyone else would say sum about it xd

Maybe he had just said the wrong amount but was too lazy to revoice it, lol.

It’s at 19:08 now.

originally though he was censoring it but then saw the text, correcting himself, so I realised it wasn't censorship lol

Why was it censored?

@@jesse_o_tokyo9605 Presumably he said the wrong amount, so he had to correct it with an annotation

Mmm… licorice root 😉

@@SpenceReam Yeah when are they gonna do a video about turning me into something, eh?