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Yeah what did you use???

Your over-view of the reactions is very helpful for developing suspense and expectations for what to watch for in the following experiment. Keep up the great work!

What means "prn"?

Damn CAN has me going in circles 🔵 Question: can you use a crushed carbon anode from a D size battery for quality carbon 🔋? Note: that blending carbon without a mask will have you blowing black snot for days and days wear a mask 100% 😅 and i have everything to do this experiment yet worry that the blow pressure from the torch would blow away precious ingredients or melt the tuna/chicken can 😮. Now my study goes into leaking alkaline batteries 🤔 Lye + Dry ice ? Equaling Potassium carbonate?

In my head i see the sulfuric acid eating the pH paper 📃 i dont know why.

A spectacular test would be to finely powder some of the nickel nitrate and thoroughly mix with some fine magnesium or magnalium powder (fine aluminum powder or fine zinc powder would also work, probably). Ignite with a fuse of magnesium ribbon. You'd get a thermite-like reaction. I 'accidentally' discovered a similar transition metal salt - reducing metal thermite-like reaction when I had a chemistry set during my childhood. I did some experiments that were not listed in the little booklet that came with the chemistry set. One of those experiments was as follows: I moistened, with water, a ~2 inch length of magnesium ribbon and used that moistened ribbon to pick up some fine copper sulfate (hexahydrate) crystals, until the ribbon was evenly coated in the copper sulfate crystals. Then, with metal tongs held at arms length, I ignited the very end of the copper sulfate crystal-coated magnesium ribbon in a Bunsen flame. The rapid deflagration, with sputtering, was spectacular

Cool video and process. Do you know of an inexpensive method of producing heptyl butyrate?

Very informative, thanks! Could you make a video on making NH4ClO4 from other perchlorates?

NHN next?

Excellent video, i would love to see you do the next step and take advantage of your products oxidation potential. Have a great weekend everyone

Hi! I would also like to give a gift. I cannot for the life of me remember how I did it the last 2 times. Plz forgive me! But my gift will be for Dr. Mr. Butane Fireball. He deserves something, too!😉

Love your explanations, you do a very good job of relaying how reactions work. Great video as always.

You said you needed to insulate the inside of the metal lamp shade, because the microwave interacting with the metal causes sparks. It doesn’t look like you ever did that. What am I missing?

What's up sir? I enjoyed this so much, I decided to do it on a smaller scale beings my dumb ass forgot to order more HCL from my supplier this month so I had no choice to go smaller, I filmed it BUT I lost the begging footage, so theres only the last stages as I'm adding aluminium to extract the U.S currency now laundered!😂 all and all I enjoyed doing it, and my mixture of hcl and kno3 also turned orange! Amazing! I've heard about that mixture but never seen it/ did it until two nights ago! Keep posting brother, I'll keep posting also. P.S I did give you props on the idea in comments 🖖👌

I have no idea how chemistry works but what happens to copper when put it in vinegar to make copper sulfate? Is there just less copper or does it somehow change? Thanks

Is there a particular brand and type of potassium nitrate you recommend..? Looking online,, there are several different types,,??

Excellent story!

Iodine is my fav element!

I bet your kids had fun when they were little!

I absolutely loved this video! This is just another example of why I love your channel! You are so darn smart!

Now this Pses me off i want to make ammonia nitrate but cant find affordable sodium nitrate and you need ammonia nitrate + lye to make sodium nitrate or sodium bicarbonate + calcium nitrate to make sodium nitrate 😵‍💫

Just a warning about drying over an incandescent bulb. Let's just say someone I know try to do exactly that with some wet ETN and it detonated after about 35 minutes completely blowing out the side of their house windows while they were in the room with their dog! Lovely only hearing damage but terrifying and hugely regrettable

Can u make ammonium nitrate from calcium ammonium nitrate please

Does higher amperage increase the production speed? I wanna run my cell with 30 amps

Great for military grade flash grenades

Nice! But do I break out my torch to make the nickel melt? I'd like to make an ingot.

Is it possible to use the coating obtained in this way in chloride electrolysis? Is the coating durable enough for this process?

you can make bigger rocket and use powerful sugar motor rocket and aluminum powder and use anfo and aluminum powder as war head. the launcher is great all you need is powerful and fast rocket to destroy the armor

Thanks.

Orange from diasolved nitric oxides

What are your plans for the Nickel Nitrate? NHN? I converted 20 grams of 99.98% pure nickel electroplating anodes into Nickel (II) Nitrate Hexahydrate a couple years ago, I got 69.98 grams out of it which is a nearly 100% yield. I dissolved the nickel in 68% nitric acid with a splash of 35% H2O2 to help kick things off, then once it was fully dissolved I boiled it down to a soup then vacuum dessicated it to yield some nice gorgeous green crystals. I haven't done anything with it yet but I've got 100ml of 60% Hydrazine Hydrate ready and waiting, I moved recently and haven't had time to set up my lab but I'm hoping to do a NHN synth soon.

I love that little hand. Very informating.

Nickel for the special pipes required for the Oak Ridge Tennessee diffusion plant came from Canada, which had to in turn mint coinage for 1943 and 1944 from Tombak bronze alloy and stainless steel respectively.

I'm going to clean up some nickel nitrate that's contaminated with copper, it's just such a hassle that I haven't gotten around to it yet but I need some more pure nickel carbonate.

I get way too excited when you make a video. I have to wait until I am not busy, and I am in a comfy spot before I can watch. I don't want to miss a moment. I like your playful side. Or should I say your Dr. Mr. Fireball side!😊

Wonderfull. Again well done and presented. Love it!

Thumbs up because this is exciting! I recently purchased 2 pounds of 99.9% Nickel squares so I can make nickel salts. But now you demonstrated how I can turn it into fine nickel powder for reactions that requires it. Best part the powder is generated by chemical means!

Nice presentation! I'd love to see nickel particles in water or nickel slurry agitated by a magnetic stirrer without a stirbar, that'd look nice if the magnet in the stirrer is strong enough.

Any ideas on storing for a medium amount of time? Like if I made some and wanted to wait a week to use it

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Very interesting. I thought there should be more nickel, but it turned out to be little.

Didn't know that copper drop out first.. I thought nickel was more reactive then copper as of the reactivity series. Aluminum can actually drop every other metal in solution except the alkaline earth metals. Maybe the reason why copper drop out first is maybe because the cement nickel goes back into solution since it react with copper chloride. I think it possible to add nickel to the nickel, copper solution to drop out copper out & enrich the solution with nickel, then aluminum foil or iron can be added to drop all nickel.

Poor man's Aqua regia. Nice.

as much as I love your videos, if you could sparce out the whiteboard sessions, or replace the finger and board with footage and you say what you do there

@Is that raccoon wild? You might get rabies if you don´t try to stay away from them!

Love your channel!! What I usually do is wrap the magnet in paper and then pull the nickel. It will stick and then hopefully, will pull away from magnet without tearing paper.

What do you do with the nickel when you’re done?

Why do u call nitric acid ,aqua reaga, Nevermind your using hcl

It's been a bit since I posted a long form video. It's been a very busy last few weeks for me. Thank you all for your patience!

It burns even better in a 7:3 ratio! its stronger but its shorter