Vanadium Metal from Thermite 

​@Marc Jackson that's nothing we poked japan with the biggest sticks we had in the bag until they fought back , why does shit like that happen? because America is gullible and the satanic banker cabal loves war that's why that happens . and real information runs at a premium and it cost blood as a rule because death cult satanist are running shit. like the wizard from Oz. not bull shit facts. so your point is? blood is their wage because of their belief in a boogie man that grants them what ever they want. that runs all the way back to predated written history. you gonna solve the problem all by your self ? i've been at people for the cause most of my adult life, let "me" inform you. i've had very little effect, and now that censorship has been normalized here in the states good luck with that, who the fuck you think is running youtube now? everybody and i mean everybody with a public face has a handler behind the scenes. and the powers that be are not interested in the truth unless it serves them. but you can be sure they will put their cant on it. fine tuning the lean.

cool reaction bubby, i'm surprised how quickly the glass broke very little delay.

Nicholas Brown rubies are just aluminum oxide. Aluminum oxide is made all the time in thermite reactions, but it will never produce large crystals that would be worth anything. Sorry, no quick ruby making machine here

Vu

true chemistry right 'ere mate

I did that once with standard thermite, blew the top off sending half the un burnt fuel in the air, then blew out the bottom which was used, never did find the top, moral of the story, don't use sugar chlorate as an ignition source in an unreinforced container

How about filling that pot with sand, and partially cover the glass bottle?

@Dr. M. H. One, two, five

One brazilian channel tried the tiktok's matches in a bottle reaction. It went very very wrong, the bottle chain reacted way faster than it should and blew glass shards over the whole crew. They got fine after healthcare, but that was some heavy handled experiment, terrible way to end a year that was

it's subtle, but nevertheless great :)

I hate that I know exactly what this quote is from... ._.

"It's not pink, it's light-ish red!" -Donut

piranha031091 that’s an old reference, but a good one

Your pfp has a fuckin yellow flower. Traitors will be shot in the back

That’s what my chem teacher used, it worked pretty well

LOL, I just made a suggestion to the same, then read this. Absolutely agree. 👍

@@shotintel or mabe a crucible

Yeah the glass was a bad decision. Even metal would have been better.

Was gonna say the same thing

There's months of total fireban, I gotta live my life some days!

Cinematic

Is bullying yourself from a different channel considered harassment or self-harm?

Yeah, I just wanted to bitch about it... Maybe your camera was skipping frames because of the heat? I know some do, but I haven't seen it happen for quite some time (unless you count people trying to shoot videos with their phones...)

right? what a fuckin idiot

@@mortlet5180 I'm pretty sure 40C is actually outside the operating range of most consumer electronics, and it was out in the sun, filming thermite. Kind of a worst-case scenario.

@@Teth47 I don't think that camera was the issue though... I don't know what he uses to film when just walking around and pointing at things, but that is the one which I think made his editing software decide on a 'lowest common denominator' framerate. As an electrical engineer myself, you might hear people say "nah, 40C is fine as the electronic chips are specc'd to operate up to 85C". While this is technically partially true (most consumer devices will use chips with the 'standard' max temp of 85C), the absolute maximum ratings in a datasheet is for the die itself (the physical piece of silicon inside its package) and at 0 power dissipation (most devices are derated to 0W dissipation at their max temp. Derating often begins at 25C already, where their maximum power dissipation is specc'd.). So you're going to start thermal throttling a lot sooner, because at 40C you've already lost 40C-20C/(85C-25C) = 1/3 of the thermal headroom you had at 'room temperature'.

@@bobbish1618 chears mate

Aussie Chemist Seriously! This caught me off guard

@@kriegguardsman9117 no kidding

Only because you up real late instead of sleeping

no sleep until 2020 lads

Ooppzzz

Hey I love you channel lol

The Gayest Person on RU-vid this was for u btw^

I was just thinking of you.

new videos soon? I need more gay.

Happy Birthday!!

Two uploads, half the framerate!

@@thomasrush2095 That equals 1 upload, right?

Can't agree more on that , especially usefull if you trying to break something that is shatters as a glass when you don't want a lot of tiny sharp pieces laying all around.

yes please lol i would love to see that

Lol not like Australia needs any more fire

@@bangbangliu2146 Come visit Germany, we got beer and Schnitzels :D

@7.29 into the video I'm gonna guess "uhuh, yeah, right... That'll happen!"

Ya, thin wall glass.... Well at least it didn't get out of the pot.

He used the test tube clamp as a bench vise.... That really hurt to watch.

Yeah I've noticed the same thing... very late 90s IDM/techno

Skam / Rephlex

some of it is Aphex I know for sure.

I think they cant turn on when the lid isnt closed.

Real technical, thank you

By gayest person do you mean James Charles? I didn't think he'd ever be that kind of person

I don't think that's gonna be a good idea, as the uranium would then ignite from the temperature, and that smoke is both highly radioactive, and massively toxic.

A firebrick with a hole craved in sounds the best!

I do have one actually! It's just still covered in antimony metal from the last time I used it..