This chemical really doesn't want to exist
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2019
- For this video, I make a chemical called manganese heptoxide, which is an unstable and strong oxidizer. It looks for any excuse to decompose and it reacts violently with most organic things. I tested it on a few things like cotton balls and paper, as well as solvents like acetone and ethanol. I also tried firing a small liquid rocket with it.
Video References:
• Hexamine clip: • Reactions with Mangane...
• Styropyro: • This Evil Chemical Rea...
Cleanup video on NileBlue: • My manganese heptoxide...
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Music in credits (Walker by SORRYSINES): / walker - Наука та технологія
"For this run, I simply said 'hello.' It immediately decomposed."
I just laughed, the explosion was so intense that i went unconscious
Time stamp?!
@@yes9691
14:27
@@kadergumus2598 Azidoazide azide actually is quite a bit more stable than you think. Watch this video from another chemist: ua-cam.com/video/-Sz4d7RQB6Y/v-deo.html
LITERALLY ME
Manganese Heptoxide: For personal reasons, I will be passing away.
I'm reminding you......you have 555 likes.... if you don't know
Hello miniature mista
How did I only get your notified of comment, Shigechi?
There were fou- comment so i madr it 5. You're welcome
@Revert Sergal
My being dead powers
The best part of all of your videos is the part where we don't have to do a lab report on the results.
You're so right
true
Yea but you can and you’d probably retain more of the information if you did 😂
@@waynejohnson1786 exercising the learned knowledge obtained is a very good way to learn, such as what you said. writing a report, fitting the criteria/classifying as well as theorizing of the process, getting a deep understanding, or you could just blow people up
But he also has to deal with cleanup and upkeep which you usually don't in school xD
Nilered: "I have finally dedicated myself to making shorter videos."
Also Nilered: *uploads an hour long video about turning work gloves into hot sauce*
I love the irony, but I also like his king form stuff showing a more detailed explanation of chemical processes for laymen
And vanilla
Yo want a chip?
Manganese Heptoxide: *explodes*
Stellar Labs
Guide to murdering manganese heptoxide:
Step 1: *open pringles can*
Normal people: Sneeze
Russians: Manganese Heptoxide
Someone: **compliments me**
Me: **astral projects**
"I'll take a potato chip... and BURN IT!"
I mean... it did kinda “eat” the chip.
5:35
"but I got impatient, and I kept adding more"
famous last words in chemistry
Literally every drug overdose
underrated comment
@@justinz3186 feels
@@teaser452 really?! I never would've guessed!
... "...for whatever reason it just went off..."
And with that final word of warning I reach for the volume of the headphones. A second too late.
.
*_FOOMP!!_*
No Nile, keep the longer videos because I prefer ALL of the details, much appreciate your work!
"and it really doesn't want to exist." Mood
You could say its suicidal which is not at all as funny of a joke after that mood bit
Nile: 'This is still dangerous and has to be treated with respect.'
Me: M'acid
Not an acid in its explosive form. It's an anhydride.
@@luisp.3788 isnt an anhydride just something that has no water?
@@someoneone3933 Yeah. Acids that can be converted to anhydrides always have hydrogen and oxygen atoms, and if you take the hydrogen away, you get the anhydride. That's how I figure it is, anyway.
M’anhydride
*tips fedora*
The coolest part to me is the fact that the smoke coming off the reaction at 3:50 with the second cotton ball makes rings (you can see them better in the slow motion part). I think that's a good testament to how much force is generated by this reaction even after the initial fire goes out bc regular fire does not produce smoke rings, they appear when there's a force behind the air that's pushing them quite a bit.
Bro i just saw the ring. It's pretty amazing
Nile: *does literally anything*
_"Well i guess I'll just die then"_
Anything: _touch_
Manganese Heptoxide: _DID SOMEBODY SAY _*_BOOM?_*
MnO₇: Kaboom?
Chemical reaction: Yes MnO₇ kaboom
C2N14: pathetic
Astatine: exists
Also astatine: proceeds to lit everything in the building on fire with a ton of radiation. So much that it vaporizes itself.
Also astatine, again: amateurs
I read it with Ramsay's voice.
He is smol
He hates all
But most importantly
He do not want cotton ball
Your pfp fits this so perfectly
Thats a good poem
comments that save my day
Heptoxide so good it trills viewer and generates improv poetry
I see you are the reincarnation of Shakespear.
my favorite molecules are the ones which explode almost immediately, because you can see it in the chemical structure and sometimes even the chemical formula itself.
in this case it's Mg2O7, which looks like it wants to explode.
But if you want to see another chemical like that, the other one I've heard of is Azidoazide Azide, which is C2N14, and basically looks like a precarious jenga tower.
Azidoazide Azide doesn't even need the introduction of an extra force (that totally will set it off, but its unnecessary), it just spontaneously explodes.
"C2N14" - Jesus Christ, that many nitrogens in a molecule that small absolutely looks like what it is, which is an explosion waiting to happen.
i remember that one! it explodes when exposed to light, no light, cold, heat, movement and generally existing. i guess breathing on it will also work.
what a fun chemical
Not to rain on your parade, but I'd like to correct you on the formula of manganese heptoxide. It's actually Mn2O7, not Mg2O7
But i get the feeling that you, sir, know it already. Sorry for disturbing, wishing you the best!
And i find it interesting, same as you do, that formulas of unstable compounds usually look somewhat ridiculous
Azides are always a good starting point for stuff that doesn't really want to exist. And this property also makes them valuable for syntheses. E.g. you can prepare certain pharmaceuticals used to treat high blood pressure, of the Sartan family, by reacting a precursor molecule with a nitrile group with sodium azide, in order to make that tetrazole ring, a 5-ring with 4 nitrogens in it. That in turn _sounds_ like it's unstable, but a tetrazolide anion is stabilized by being able to distribute the negative charge over the entire ring, which also makes tetrazoles behave as unusually strong acids.
@@frtzkngLove the chemistry info (especially if its tied to pharmacology)
Please don’t make shorter videos, that’s why I looked you up on UA-cam cause I’m so tired of getting 3 minute snaps and 12, 30 seconds videos.
You give me purpose to exist educating me on chemicals that don’t want to exist😂 I really hope I meet you one day!❤️
"It's made by mixing 2 relatively common chemicals"
High schoolers: *_interesting_*
All the other kids ...
forbidden fireworks
Remind me to like this when it's not on 69 likes.
@@BleachedBlackSocks
It's not on 69 likes anymore
You can like it now
@@naosei6021 thank you!
"I've been feeling very manganese heptoxide recently"
You should really call the manganese heptoxide hotline.
DoodlebobAscending lmao
On a wall somewhere in Berlin: "life sucks if your girl friend doesn't".......may you soon get a girlfriend who sucks
Me too fam
heptoxidey
Every time I see Nile use a cotton ball and it gets destroyed, I just get so sad. I don't know why, it just happens. I think it's because cotton balls look like cute, fluffy little creatures.
Someone please sample all these booms and pops and make a drum kit of Nile’s explosions. Please. I want a full song written using his explosions as drums
"It seemed fine and by that I mean it didn't explode." is my favorite quote.
I am pretty sure that is something several Kerbal space program players have said
That is a mood
That can be applied to so many situations
@@Luc-jc4dl I can confirm that, former 300hour KSP player here
1000th like
I’m at 68-year-old retired aerospace engineer and I am hooked on watching your videos thank you so very much I enjoy everyone of them. Impressive young man I’m certain you have a bright future and that you have a proud father
I hope he sees this but he sure is a cool UA-cam!
*youtuber
Shiza Zeppeli almost at 69 😍😍😍
@@homurastan2927 Niceee
@@homurastan2927 bruh
That micro-mushroom cloud was awesome. You should team up with the Slow-Mo Guys and film some chemical explosions.
“Geez, you’re so unstable. What’re you, manganese heptoxide?”
"For this first test, I just dropped a cotton ball on it"
"Lmao, what's it gonna do, just abso-" *explosion*
It did the funny allahu akbar
Nitrocellulose, which is basically nitric acid+cotton balls, is an explosive.
Discount grenade. Put it in a big (4x4x4 in.) glass vile, cap it, attach cotton ball to cap, throw at enemy
I just completed it to 666!!!!
@@dylantucker5374 it's way too unstable to carry around. Friction would set it off.
Title: This chemical really doesn't want to exist
Everyone in my generation: "ayy lmao same"
Every gen z In a 500 mile radius: *EYYYYYY*
Millenials: I'm sad Gen Zs: Eyy lmao wanna go drink cyanide?
Aye
Mm
Aye. 😄👍
"it has to be treated with respect"
seems to be a respectful mad genius
😂c😊
The longer videos are nice. Please do not stop making them.
Manganese heptoxide: *Exists*
Manganese heptoxide: *I'm about to end this man's whole career*
DunZek My main goal is to blow up
@@illusionaryheart3325 and then act like i dont know nobody HAHAHAHA
Im getting mr meeseeks vibes
@@danielwilliam670 existance is pain, my destiny is to die.
Any organic compound: Am I a joke to you?
Manganese Heptoxide: **sits there**
Also Manganese Heptoxide: *AAAAaAaaaAAaAaaaAAAAaaA*
This is making me want to make chemicals as humans-
I red this at the perfect time because I read this and it exploded on the video Imao
#relateable
UNLIMITED POWAAAAA!!!!
Bakugo katsuki
Dude make the videos as long as they can be, its soooooooooo good what u r doing.
I love the long videos, nothing gets me hooked like that
“It seemed fine so I tried it with a narrowed neck” famous last words
Mcr reference.
We stan
huh
Yes
10:00
And that's how my high school chemistry teacher blew up his finger in front of the whole class
Nice
Really?
Oof
@@emmalynn6457 yup
Ouch
I would love to see the slow mo guys filming some of these reactions, they're so fast !
Oh yeah. These videos are putting me on a watch list for SURE
"My main goal, is the blow up." - _Manganese Heptoxide_
AND THEN ACT LIKE I DON’T KNOW NOBODY
*Decomposes loudly*
@I still use my Wii
Manganese Heptoxide? Aww man!
arabians amirite
Kaleii08 So we back in the mine, my pickaxe swinging from side to side, side-side to side,
AGHAGHAGHAGHAGH
Normies: I’m feeling depressed
Us intellectuals: I’m feeling manganese heptoxide.
666 likes boiiiiiii
Me a demigod: I'm feeling like I'll Azidoazide azide any moment.
@@vlads3283 why nitrogen gotta hate on itself like that
Nerds.......😎 Haha nah me too 🤓
Yes
I don't care about how long your videos are, they are all well worth watching.
I miss the good old days when 13 minute videos were considered short.
Not only does the reaction look like a nuclear explosion, but the pieces that fall afterwards look like nuclear fallout.
Now that's an epic gamer moment
how to make your own mini Fallout game
Happy shiny people burning
@larshoneytoast33 No I don't, and I pray I never will, but its well known that fallout looks like tiny bits of dust and debris that settle after a detonation, which is exactly what you see here.
NO STOP THE NEXT HITLER GONNO USE THIS NOOO
Absolutely the same type as my high school chemistry teacher :
"- Professor, your desk is on fire....
- yes yes, pay attention to the flame color, which indicates the copper salt content. "
We loved her very much. Nigel is just as adorable as she was.
4:24 WE GET IT YOU VAPE
Let me rephrase that: My chemistry school teacher was high so she didn’t care that her whole desk was on fire. The school then burnt down and everyone died except me, it was pretty cool tbh, you should try it sometime if you want. Moral of the story: dont flipping play with water bottles!
LOOOOL
That first test tube reaction, when you added the aniline, was very musical.
I love watching your videos,I've seen them all many times,on both channels and I love the longer vids..💖💖
"... it is still very dangerous, and has to be treated with respect."
I don't get it
Maybe to show why? Lol You people
@@maxpulido4268 bruh if you don’t get it you’re not old enough to be on youtube
@@DarthKanye exactly lmao
@@DarthKanye what
No one:
Nothing:
Manganese Heptoxide: I have decided that I want to die.
Like me
No one:
Nothing:
Me after seeing this shitty meme format being posted for the millionth time: I have decided that I want to die.
Wrong. I think the same thing
r/uselessnobody
@@roanxx don't post Reddit links outside of Reddit. There is literally a subreddit dedicated to people linking subs outside of reddit.
I like the balance in the moderation: deep enough to keep some non-professional nerds like me on their mental feet but mit too detailed in chemics. All in all: I have the feeling to understand what is said and I have the feeling to learn enough to stay curious 😁 perfect receipe for a good lesson in every field.
When a compound describes depression symptoms.
Imagine being so unstable that you decompose the second you’re touched by anything.
SJW's will dislike my comment.
Reminds me of that human self combustion myth
Same
sounds like me
Dont call me out
_"For the first test, I just dropped a cotton ball on it."_
**bang**
FireyDeath4 i read this right as he said it in the video
Drops human child
*NUKE*
oops
Thats a cursed comment
Username checks out.
Lol same 😂
@@melo1554 Melo, you commented on that spy music video I saw it.
If you add concentrated sulfuric acid to a test tube followed by ethanol. If you then add some potassium permanganate on top, the crystals will float down through the ethanol and when they reach the sulfuric acid they will form Mn2O7 which will then float back up and react with the ethanol. Chemical Force has a good video on this “test tube thunderstorm” reaction.
You just earned a new sub.
These are like the friends who are cool hanging out with each other in a group but never when it’s just the two of them
Godzilla had a stroke trying to read this and fucking died
@@drownindesigner RIP
i mean i understand but not from reading for realtion
@@drownindesigner only you
Third wheel feeling man
"It really doesn't want to exist"
"its also not very stable"
"it basically looks for any reason to decompose"
never thought I'd be able to relate to a chemical
Don’t kill yourself
@@drodrig1 dw i wont
when will people get that "I don't like myself I'm so depressed" is one of the most unoriginal self personalities
@@Robloxchat123 its a joke m8
@@Robloxchat123 when did personalities get original and unoriginal lol. It’s just how you would say you are, people can’t be the same or smth?
"This chemical really doesn't want to exist"
me: Hey! That sounds like me!
I honestly love the way chemical substances change into nice colours. Like for example, the remains at 2:25 turn a really nice pink/magenta when water comes into contact with it. Man, i love chemistry.
Manganese is great for this. Make a dilute pale purple solution of permanganate and raise the pH with some alkali (not carbonate). Add some glucose or fructose as a reducing agent and watch the colour changes.
This part of youtube is so friendly that even chemicals are treated with respect while on other parts of the internet, people have no respect for each other
Stem community is often like that 😉🧪🧬🔭
@@blacksciencechocolate8984 yep :)
Stem people tend to be nice, I think it may be because just how they tend to think about problems or things they try to figure out, they also think about what they choose to say
@@Nick07900 yeah! I'm proud to be one of STEM Community😂😂😂😂
Everybody gangster until you decide whose name goes on the scientific journal first
Marenol Ghiel we need to make a club for the stem community 😂😂😂
I've never wished more for a crossover with the Slow Mo Guys
Oh my god…you sir are a genius.
Agreed
was looking for this comment! yes please!
agreed
Yep
The best thing about these videos is his nonchalant “something unexpected happened” and the thing just going WOOOOMF
Bros a chemist and professional speaker goals lol his narrations on point
Yo dude I'm fine with the longer vids, seeing the process is half the reason I watch
Yea the long vid is the reason I watch
I agree with this statement
Exactly
Agreed. I like the longer videos as the subject matter often needs more explanation.
sixthed. I really enjoy the long videos. Please don't give up on them. The world needs more long form science explained and a whole lot less bite sized basic gist snippets.
**sees random explosions coming from house**
"He's at it again"
Being his neighbor must be wild
And carcinogenic
“the science man is doing things once more”
*_KA-FWOOMP_*
the fact that when it did a little explosion i got an ad for sleep at the perfect time is just amazing
This was my childhood video, i watched you so much when i was younger
"it basically looks for any reason to decompose"
me when any minor thing goes wrong, ever
I knew there would be a joke like this somewhere in these comments...
name I guarantee there’s a lot more
Shut up 7th grade girl
Profile pic source?
@@aldobernaltvbernal8745 google
2:05
cotton ball: hey friend!
manganese heptoxide: *SO YOU HAVE CHOSEN DEATH*
yes, time to die now
GD Josef correction: “We”
The cotton ball only wanted to make friends...
*Top 10 moments before disaster*
Cotton ball: hey so I really like yo-
Manganese heptoxide: no
Thanks for the sick snare sample
Back in the day when chemistry lessons in school still included fun experiments... according to what I've heard, that has become a rarity these days. I remember quite a few fun things - one of which being Thermite - which is rather tame compared to this stuff right here.
I love everything about this
It burns things
It blows things up
It doesn't wanna exist
puff you’re gonna love Azidoazide Azide
That describes me
Memystery Yt *depressed 14 year old noises*
@@me_mystery4075 Are you a Taliban?
Mood
Manganese heptoxide: _does nothing_
Nothing: *_DO YOU WANT TO EXPLODE?_*
This is an underrated comment
@@nicholasmacasaet7631 I'm glad that you think that :)
Manganese heptoxide : I dont see why not
Make this a meme somebody
*Insert Dr. Nefario
personally i dont mind the longer videos! i like the lenghty videos seeing everything but maybe its just me haha
"It seemed fine, and by that I mean it didn't explode" That seems like a great definition of fine.
"Don't mix a strong oxidizer and a fuel. I think it's not worth the risk."
5 minutes of video later:
"I'm gonna mix this stuff with rocket fuel and see what happens"
Edit: Damn! 500 likes! Thanks everyone!!! :D
chemists in a nutshell
can confirm
knew someone who started burning Copper Sulfate because she was bored
Lol, was about to make the same comment
comment ruined
Finally something I can relate to
Support me please sub me
#adiikeexperiments
saaaame
ADII KE EXPERIMENTS why are your subs hidden
Yeah
@@ADIIKEEXPERIMENTS NO DO LIKE THIS CHEMICAL AND DON'T EXIST
Nigel: "To me, adding this stuff to fuel is really dangerous and just not worth the risk"
Also Nigel: "Anyway let's try using some of this hypergolic rocket fuel. I like how it kind of looks like a nuclear explosion"
When the paper towel went off just randomly I don't think it was random. I think that was the impact force from one of the droplets of hepatoxide that hit the paper towel triggering the reaction
"you don't have to worry _too_ much about it spontaneously decomposing"
Somehow, that sounds a lot less reassuring than you'd think.
It's actually more worrying than reassuring
*years ago i saw the back of a shirt worn by someone who worked on the bomb squad that said "if you see me running try to keep up"*
1980: We’ll have flying cars in the future!
2019: suicidal chemical
We've had suicidal chemicals for a long time.anything with a 4 in the yellow part of the diamond thing. also It's 2020 now.
firstly, its a joke, secondly the video was made in 2019.
go away
Waluigi is the king A. Smith stfu
mad cause bad
I like how he called it turning into a giant fireball decomposing
idk why but i really like the long vids
7:40 “it kinda looked like a mini nuke”
The government: *INTERESTING*
*Korea wants to know your location*
ELREY JR 🤫 I’m LeARnInG
hrt sgwr *the US
Fallout
write that down
“Regardless of that though, it is still dangerous, and it has to be treated with respect”
Me, a dumbass: *I love you*
good one
He is a cutie tbf
@@asmolbean9300 what about me :(
Also here’s the time stamp 1:55
didnt got it
My favorite rust-remover for glass sieves! (Used in even smaller quantities than yours, sir. And with more layers of pretection, plus a fast acting heat sink and dilution "device".)
-(name) what are you doing?
-oh im just playing with dangerous chemicals trying not to recreate chernobyl, and you?
"This chemical really doesn't want to exist"
mood
mood
😇
Edgy depressed 12 yr old
Of course I know him. He’s me
@@toiletpaper8958 ok
The 20 minutes is great, but if the algorithm demands shorter, then we'll still be here to support you.
Agreed, I don't mind longer videos, but if need be you could also just split longer videos into parts?
Yeah, he should do Anatoxin-a next, that'll be a really short video... :P
The algorithm doesn´t care how long the video is. It cares about how much of it people watch.
The algorithm actually _does_ care about the length of the video- at least to an extent.
It tends to promote videos that are about 10-15 minutes long.
Shorter videos and much longer videos are rarely ever pushed to the front page.
the algorithm demands longer watchtime btw
I like the longer videos im sure others do too!
I enjoy your longer videos a little more
UA-cam: suicidal chemical lmao
2.6 million people: *INTERESTING*
2.3milp
Mill
Its now 2.7million so 2.7million people want to explode like literally
"It would be a really bad idea to mix this with fuel"
Like 30 seconds later: *Pours rocket fuel on it*
Within minutes: "So I decide to make a test tube rocket"
Don Voltonus the test tube died so we wouldn’t D:
Back in the mid-1950s when i was a teen with a Gilbert deluxe chemistry set I use to drop glycerine on Potassium Permanganate to create a violate reaction
I'm always so impressed about how easily and precise and correctly you pronounce all these crazy chemical names!!!! Id be like "And this morning s deoxymamga yada yada what's it ..". Lmao
1:58
“you have to treat a woman like you treat your manganese heptoxide”
“ go on”
“ no.....I sense I’ve made some sort of mistake”
For anyone wondering, this is a Ben 10 quote.
"Look Gwen, you have to treat a car like you treat a woman."
"... Go on!"
"... No. I sense I've made a mistake of some kind."
@@TheRealBlazingDiamond Ben 10 is good
@@RG-qc7dh whats this gotta do with reddit
@@RG-qc7dh reddit user located
@@RG-qc7dh what does dis have anything to do with reddit..
"This chemical really doesn't want to exist"
Millenials: *Well of course I know him, he's me*
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@@GrapesNotMushrooms We get it, you like "9"
*N I N E*
I like to make manganese-heptoxide with a layer of ethanol on top. That way, you can watch small explosions on the interface between the sulfuric acid and the ethanol. My students always enjoy it as a show experiment at the end of the semester as well.
Man I miss your videos I hope you upload soon
"It seemed fine and by that I mean it didn't explode."- I'm no chemist, but I think that's something of a motto most chemists live by.
"Is the bomb ready?"
"yes"
"what did you use for a detonator? blasting cap?"
"paper towel"
What a nice tutorial!
old video but still commenting because longer vids r the better videos for ur channel and i love watching the process of each video. thank u
You know you’re in for a ride when Nile gives you the “do not try this at home” warning before the video, which he did not do for his piranha solution vid
I always want to attempt it myself when I read that, it's like reverse psychology.
Theorist rn are watching this bid