Making raspberry perfume
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2019
- In this video, I get a bit back into making compounds with odors and scents. I chose to make perfume with Raspberry Ketone, because I thought it was an interesting molecule and the synthesis seemed fun. However, in the future, I think I'm going to venture into the territory of nasty smelling compounds. For some reason, I enjoy the suffering that they bring.
Procedure: bit.ly/2P8pBpv
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Nile talks about lab safety: • Chemistry is dangerous.
Music in credits (Walker by SORRYSINES): / walker - Наука та технологія
"this could violently explode but I'm pretty sure it won't" dude what lol
sheldon pereira you’re*
sheldon pereira that was what most people call: a joke
Zahira Anne he didn’t literally say that, he said something similar to that
Try nitrogen
Thats all of chemistry lmaooo
Damn. I clicked on this vid thinking, "oh fun cute diy raspberry perfume" but instead I got chemistry class. Not disappointed.
Watch out for all the polymerized crap/junk/tar; sometimes that's made as an unavoidable byproduct.
Ganaram Inukshuk no need to worry about that. I couldn't make this myself haha
Kei_mei 9710 🤣🤣☠️
At least the actual perfume part is pretty simple. Getting any unique compound to make it out of is the difficult part. It's definitely a nice gift for sentiment, but not very practical.
Right! Then I expected a blonde nerdy guy with glasses, but he’s not that bad looking. 🤣 He’s kinda cute
Honestly, the biggest thing I’ve taken away from this channel is the stir bar, I love it an unreasonable amount, the way you just throw it in and it SPINS, amazing.
The bar itself is just a magnet coated in Teflon. The spinning motion comes from a spinning magnet in the hot plate underneath that it lines up with when you toss it in. My favorite part of stir bars is how you can easily fish them out using another bigger magnet.
It can also be called a Sheev Bar
IKR
i was convinced it's magic for a year and then i told it to my boyfriend and he just said magnets
i'm lucky he's into stupid
@@juliashirokova8374 now ask him how magnets work and you'll find out "magic" was actually the right answer, basically (there's also another deeper solution that says it's because of spin, but ask what spin is and again, you'll get "magic")
I love how effortlessly he can say those chemical words like 4-hydroxysupercalifragilisticexpialidocious
@APIRUKKUL THAENKAN RVHS STU 2021 ooh what AR?
..I don't think that's the correct name...
Try saying triphenyl phosphine bispyrimidine thiocyanato copper 2 in one go
@@Hasan-cu5sd ..damn I got close.. last ½ of the last word got me ..
@@Hasan-cu5sd bispyrimidine got me..
Every time he says, "I added water" im like, "Yeah I know what that chemical is"
Oxygen? Oh that chemical.
Wolf Larson 666
Dihyrodgen Monoxide
Yeah, it's extremely deadly... I find myself only ever being able to breath carbon monoxide
But in high concentrations
Nobody:
NileRed: not an issue. With chemistry, you can often d i s r e g a r d t h e l a w s o f n a t u r e
and those blue energy crystals
d i s s r e g a r d t h e l a w
disregard nature. acquire perfumes.
*girls on black friday*
@@unicornqueen268 nice
To say he is bad at chemistry is a lie
As someone who has watched nearly every one of niles videos, I gotta say I found out why I love him. He doesn’t explain what he knows he doesn’t have to. You don’t know a smack of chemistry? He says just enough to both entertain and enthrall. You know chemistry? You’re probably either cringing at a result or right there along with him, probably able to guess what he will have to do next. His videos are catered to either side of the coin at once and it’s remarkable.
Wisest comment yet
Pin worthy 😊
Everytime nile says that he had to order something from Sigma, with that slight hint of disappointment, I feel him
Sigma stuff is so overpriced lol
Wait what’s sigma?
@@thegreatmindgorb8948 Sigma-Aldrich (MilliporeSigma), a large chemical & biotech company.
where do you find cheaper chemicals? they are not overpriced, small demand and heavy production make this price fair
@@thegreatmindgorb8948 sigma aldrich these balls
Sigma male?
I understand but i also dont understand.
yes, but no.
Dead Meme yesn’t
"Do you understand his videos?"
"Well, yes, but actually no."
@@creeperawman.9399 So we back in the mine
@@IceMokeRack
I've been found for, like, the 10th time
“I could also just be bad at chemistry, but I prefer not to believe that.”
_Exactly the words I tell to myself when I fail my chem exams._
Was going to comment the same
Right. If you sir, are bad at chemistry, imagine where dudes like me stand lol.
Sorry, I have to ruin your exact 1000 thumbs up. 👍🏻
Same same
same bro...
My mom introduced me to chemistry at age 8 to encourage any and all of my interests. So I asked her to show me how to make a stink bomb! No problem, all that was required was iron and sulphur.
Since you mention stinky 'perfumes' this is derived from the rotten egg smell. The yoke contains sulphur, and oxidation with iron results in FeS. (En Français Fesses translates to A$$). And this is how every year she would introduce me to yet another discipline. (She was a University Professor). At 7, biology, at 8 Chemistry, at 9 Electronics. And the rest is history.
"To change the world, we must encourage the passions of the youth."
That's really good parenting!
@@aoi25321:50 I had to order it from sigma 💀💀💀
*bust a nut*
“Faintly sweet and kinda fruity-“ That can describe a lot of things...
Fruits?
@@ydgames4291 Nah, me
@@sickgirl698 Real
fatherless and underage?
@@siyacergirls cant even be gay without men somehow making it about themselves bwaaahaahaaa 😭
Have you thought about making petrichor (smell of fresh rain)? I think that would be really neat.
That's kind of difficult. There are few perfumes which smell like petrichor, but nothing comes close. MFK Oud is my favorite, Narciso Rodriguez for Him is another one that's good.
doesn't petrichor depends a lot on where you live though ? I imagine that just like in this video, you can't just get geosmin and expect it to smell like petrichor, it probably depends a lot on the kinds of of plants and earth you can find in the area. for the same reason its also interesting to think that maybe your expectation of how petrichor smells like could be different than mine.
rain has a smell? where do yall live lmao
@@orange1293 Probably one of those things like strawberries. Strawberries don't smell a ton like strawberry scent nor is it as strong, but you get where the inspiration came from.
Tori Lea Where I live, you can smell a sweet smell right after it gets done raining. It’s not really the rain, I imagine it’s the plants that make that smell after being showered with water.
People Who Watch These Videos:
1% Actual Chemists
99% Have no idea what he’s talking about, they just think reactions look neat
Hmm. Ochem is one of the most common courses in college. Bio, PreHealth, and most life science students take at least the first 2 courses.
you forgot me, who watches these for fun
I think most people watching these gradually learn little bits and pieces, i mean I dont know how to do any of this myself, but he breaks it down far enough that i understand what he is doing in every step.
You guys understand I was only joking around... right?
@@Lexicoley1826 sorry xD
NileRed is such a gifted chemist. I am absolutely fascinated by chemistry and Nile does such an incredible job at explaining everything he does. Thank you for the awesome content!!
I think Nilered should make a new channel and read stories. His voice is so calming!
well he is reading us stories.... chemistry stories.
Agreed. Audiobook reading would be an amazing side hustle for him. I'd listen to the phonebook being read from cover to cover if he was reading it💁🏻♀️😅
Mm... He's also cute 😍
Let's hear 50 shades of NileRed
I'd never get past the first 15 minutes. 😅
21:29 "i would have to force it to become a solid"
Me: ooh he's gonna add some weird chemical.
*puts it in freezer*
Me: that works too
underwhelming
I mean it’s definitely a way to do that!
😂😂😂 same braincells
“Work smarter not harder”
lolzzzzz
These sorts of chem videos is what I thought science class would be like in 5th grade
a l y r x anddd boy were we let down!!
It was a sad but understandable dat
Can you imagine the chaos of trying to orchestrate a bunch of high schoolers through this process‽ Aw hell naw.
They actually are what organic chemistry is like though
yesss lol
He said he wanted to make the worst smelling thing possible
2 years later and he’s finally doing it
nile saying 'kinda fruity' gives me a concerning amount of joy..
7 y/o me: *crushes up flower pedals into a spray bottle in attempt to make perfume
Shepiix petals*
@@nightmareeyes4116 k thanks
@@nightmareeyes4116 how would you know the exact flower or petal type?
john doing things is that a rhetorical question?
@@nightmareeyes4116 im not even sure. It was 3 am
Since it smells faintly fruity and sweet, you could put it in a subtle but decorative bottle with a light pink ribbon around the neck. Call it "NilePink".
If you add Isoamyl Acetate (ester found in bananas and pears) and Vanillin, as well as a spicier top note (such as bergamot), you'd have a well-balanced and sweet perfume that would be cheap to manufacture, and last a while when applied. The end resulting perfume should evoke such a generic "pleasant" response, that it wouldn't have to be any particular season to get full mileage out of it. In fact, it would be the kind of fragrance that would also serve well in body wash or laundry detergent. Two additional variants to this base could veer it into additional applications: 1. A small amount of jasmine extract would smooth it all out and make a wonderful scent for women's deodorant; 2. Instead of jasmine, adding cardamom extract would make an excellent scent for lotion, as the high volatility of cardamom could carry the end scent through the muddling that a lotion base provides. Basically, any kind of scent which is notable but vague, is perfect to build a scent base around, as it guarantees a specific quality (sweetness in this case) that will always show through even as other scents are layered on top (as long as you don't overdo it). Castoreum also fits this description (sweet, mildly nutty), as does moss (woody, earthy). Perfumery is such an interesting study and hobby...at least to me.
@@HaydenX hmm...i like it. but lol i'm not great with chemistry. just know how to sell aesthetics.
We need to convince him to actually do it 🤣 have it on his website
yes let's make him do it. let's start this movement.
I'm a guy, but I'd buy that
This narration was so smooth and soothing, i feel asleep while being excited about chemistry
Man just watching your videos helps me remember organic and inorganic stuff so well. Like “oh you mean the time nilered blasted a blowtorch at copper nitrate and it turned to copper oxide and gave out brown gas. Yep I remember.”
Him: does all this
Me: squishes raspberries, adds water, puts them in a spray bottle
Technically speaking that would kinda work-
You'd have ants all over your clothes after that!
LMAO
@@ayo1235 woooooosh
Really expensive, natural smelling perfumes are kinda easy to make. The problem is you need a horrendous amount of the plant or fruit to extract from.
"with chemistry we can often just disregard nature and build the molecules ourselves" best quote ever
Cancer: Well Hello There!
@@xzysyndrome well actually cancer is the design error of the nature XD
@@EnderElohim Actually the sickness that resides within a human host is often very clean and organised... It's the people who get sick who are messy and gross. There's no design error in cancer... it's quite perfect actually. The quote itself is up to interpretation but you cannot disregard nature. You can only do as nature allows. If you think what you are doing is disregarding nature then it's more likely that we just don't fully understand nature as a whole yet.
@@wrathofbabushka8475 you are wrong. Everytime a cell divide there is always a chance to something goes wrong and that is how cancer begin by simple some cells had forget to stop duplicating. There are lot of people that live healthy in most healthy places that can have cancer. Because of the problem come with the method of dividing dna
It's a good quote, but in the context of the video, at the end he disproves his quote. He doesn't achieve anything close to the raspberry smell he was looking for after all that work. It is far easier to simply grow raspberries. Obviously corporation and labs can do quite a bit more, but just like nature's evolutions, that science took centuries (and longer) to develop.
"The Hydrogen gas will flow into my trap"
Good Job Nigel! You outsmarted a gas.
How many gases have _you_ outsmarted?
Does anyone else watch NileRed just cuz his voice is soothing and find the experiments quite fun to watch?
I barely have any idea what the science behind it means and don't understand most of the words, yet I absolutely love watching his videos!!
Thank you Nile, keep it up! ❤️💙
same
Nile: **tries to purify the final yield**
Tar: *I'M BOUTTA END THIS MAN'S WHOLE CAREER*
rest_in_prince1994_I_h8_trains 💀💀💀💀
Hot Korean Scandal HD
i read tar as tati lol
wtf tar
I absolutely love it when he calls unwanted chemicals "junk"
When I was but a wee las, my family had a peach tree in the back yard. Mid-late summer would come and I'd collect all the peach pits off the ground from the fruit that never got picked. Then I'd smash them open to get the tiny seed inside and mash them up with some water to make it smell like almonds. I now know I was straight up snorting cyanide as a kid.
Were you tho or was it. The other commenter it was them
I rlly like ur pfp
@@ismaelmendesmartins3378 Lmao
@@ismaelmendesmartins3378 you are now a bit immune to cyanide
The professional way in which you intonate your voice does good justice to your good teaching/explaining skills.
i know this is supposed to be about chemistry but at 2:03 he has such nice looking eyes i would love to paint them.
:)
Next episode
“I decided to do something funny and creative to have a break from normal things ... so today we are making crystal meth”
I'd love to see that
i saw somewhere he is preparing a methamphetamine video
I'm still waiting for him to show us how to extract DMT or how to wash coke. lol
Nilered can probably make meth out of raspberries
@Game Hacker he already did
22:30 "I could also just be bad at chemistry, but I prefer not to believe that." 😂
He seems to be a decent enthusiast, but his lab skills can improve. Waste 5-10% here and there and it adds up.
I know exactly how that feels...
thats what i say about my relationships.
Great Leader I feel ya, bruh
yes?
I’ve been binge watching these videos for the last few days. I have learned that the chemistry is a lot of iteration.
Even if I don't perfectly understand everything (it's been a looong time since I've taken a chemistry class!), I find I thoroughly enjoy watching you make all of these amazing things from "ingredients" I wouldn't expect. Never stop being adventurous, curious, and awesome, Nigel! 😊💚
"i could also be bad at chemistry"
considering the sh*t you've done so far and you're still in one piece; no you're NOT.
Ikr sometimes I wonder if he’s had any accidents
Luckycat Sparkle
Well, welcome to NileBlue...
@@morgankempo1833 you just copied a comment-
@@morgankempo1833 Bruh that's literally the comment above this one
@@ashadadcomshaismybiologica3397 ?
"but of course when I wasn't filming it, it decided to solidify" it was just camera shy
Jennifer Keatts Schrodinger's cat
I never expected myself to relate with a chemical
Quantum reaction!!!!
I CANT SOLIDIFY IF YOURE WATCHING ME!
From the tcl result, I'm so impressed by how pure your sample is
I clicked this video thinking it would mostly be about perfume making but got an interesting lesson in chemistry. Really brought me back to chemistry class in high school which was always interesting but super head-scratching. Thanks for the video!
“This isn’t really much of an issue though, because with chemistry we can often just disregard nature and build the molecules ourselves,” carries with it an air of industrial hubris that comes with our modern society that equally terrifies me and gets me hard.
Um...No
@@MidnighttArtz YES
@@AnonyMous-gj7qq NOPE.
How about mastering the scent of Vagina?? That would be amazing,
Scientists are still trying, but with ZERO LUCK
@@cherishkreamie858 what the actual FUCK
When I was but a wee las, my family had a peach tree in the back yard. Mid-late summer would come and I'd collect all the peach pits off the ground from the fruit that never got picked. Then I'd smash them open to get the tiny seed inside and mash them up with some water to make it smell like almonds. I now know I was straight up snorting cyanide as a kid.
when you said that, it reminded me how i used to enjoy the middle of apricot kernel when you crack it open
@@mina-xt1mj i used to eat it 🤯
@@mina-xt1mj and I still do honestly it tastes great
I know you guys are mostly joking, but even as a kid you would have had to ingest probably somewhere in the thousands of pits in about an hour. Edit: In order for there to be any long term health effects.
Ken Fullman omg...
I’m in ochem 2 and working through the Aldol chapter right now! I was watching this video cause one can only look at an ochem book for so long before your brain starts to melt. Ha it was fun to see what I am learning in action and I was pretty proud that I guessed the metal and H2 part of the synthesis!
The fact that I study to your videos just because your voice is soothing and helps me to focus
'This could spontaneously ignite... but anyway'
Don't you think this is how the old school chemists used to do it? I can just see the old botanists and chemists in the 1800's being like this man. You'd have a contemporary of Albert Einstein saying to his class " stand back this could spontaneously ignite but anyway!"
@@paysonfox88 We had a joke about our old school chemistry professor at my university.
Why doesn't diethyl ether explode when prof. Rachoń distills it while smoking a cigarette?
Because it's afraid to do so.
**me, in the middles of squashing fresh raspberries on my throat and wrists** :
wait u mean there's another method
HAHAHAHAHA This is beautiful
Fruit juice perfume
13:41 forbidden bong
I started watching your videos a couple years ago and it’s so cool re watching your old videos and knowing some of the reactions from what I’ve learned in school
I love how Nile follows any explanation of questionable methodology with, "...but anyway."
with chemistry we can...
*DISREGARD NATURE*
Papa joels angry poosi
Pretty sure the entire plot of fullmetal alchemist was to show the opposite of that
It’s so fascinating seeing the colors chance so often .
His voice is so relaxing all I have to do is put one of his videos on and I fall asleep
I’m not the only one that has no idea what he’s talking about half the time but still enjoys the videos very much... right?
Ur not
@SamsWorlda gacha player is a chemist? also wouldn't you have to know near to most of this?
Most of us are in the same boat, but it's still interesting to watch.
@@recciezilla Watch his video he sounds like he is 15
@@averagestoner2079 😐
What you expect chemistry to be:
Add precisely this amount of this to precisely this amount of that and heat to precisely this temperature.
This:
Idk man throw in some drain cleaner and collect the stuff with a balloon or something.
i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i! i!i! It is like that, sometimes you just add a bunch of acid to just make sure everything is reacting
You had it right the first time, chemistry is really dangerous so you probably shouldn’t just go around adding random things together
Random Person well... that’s how I experiment 🧪. Jaja love chemistry, and have been doing to many things explode for the last few month
It really depends. Inorganic chemistry is pretty much just throwing your ingredients together in the right order and hoping that you got your measurements right. (Excluding anything that involves fluorine and most things that involve nitrogenous chems)
Organic chemistry is measuring everything precisely a dozen times and still somehow having everything explode.
I'm going back to school after almost 20 years and taking chemistry. I didn't enjoy it in high school but I like a lot more this time around and this channel is a fun way to make it come alive in a way that I've never seen before so I really appreciate that
Ok as a perfume lover, u got me , so I am here
"The yield was pretty low for this reaction" - EVERY DAMN TIME
Hehehe I know it is frustrating but it's pretty hard to get high yields depending on the reaction. He also does some really sensitive chemistry without proper, pure chemicals. This is what amateur chemistry is all about! One wants the perfect mix of ambient and chemicals, what is pretty hard to get when you are a common guy like him, you or me. He is already "lucky" to be able to buy things from Sigma, he must have his "contacts" if you know what I mean since they only sell to corporations. So even the low yields can be impressive considering all the stuff he lacks.
"Huh, we got an optimal yield......... Must be really impure, time to run it through a dozen purification steps."
@@theapexsurvivor9538
I...I felt that. Lab assistant: "I'd do another column purification step."
*organic chemistry flashbacks*
Yep a pretty common trouble in chemistry
"The
"This could cause an extremely violent nuclear explosion, but I'm pretty sure that won't happen"
He definitely didn’t say nuclear lmao
Varun that’s the joke
mike - Bad joke then
@@Varooooooom Bad joke because you didn't get it, or you just didn't find it funny?
Maryn24 - wasn’t funny imo
Thanks for helping me revise my organic chem.☺️
I’m always mesmerized by the color changing in these videos. The yellow, red-orange, and bright green liquid all being from the same thing is so cool to me, but I’m horrible at chemistry so I’ll never really “get it”.
Who else understands nothing that he's saying but just enjoys watching and listening
I started watching him before i really took any chem courses, but now i am, and as i learn more i slowly understand more and more! its kinda fun and tests my knowlage (though im not even close to understanding everything of course)
I'm a chemistry major that is currently in Organic Chemistry. What he's saying is connecting about 85% of the time
My experience of chemistry goes up to highschool but will change when I start chemical engineering classes this fall
I’m failing chemistry
wificlinc 100 that's legit bro
University lab: "Don't write "I enjoyed laboratories today" or something like this into your conclusion!"
NR: "I had fun with this project"
I'm perfumer but no chemistry background and I am very happy to see how things that I am working with, are made. Thanks 😊
5:57 mmmmm brownies
Forbidden brownies
Brownie mixture.
"I'm going to try to make the grossest smell possible"
*makes axe body spray
Free Failing I’m hoping he gives monomeric thioacetone a shot. Or, any thioketone for that matter
*7th grade war flashbacks*
A half a second spray of that stuff is like 5 squirts of a regular cologne
i use the martin garrix one and it smels like copyrightless dubstep
Literal pepper spray
"Oh cool they're making perfume"
*like 5 mins into the video* "Now we're gonna use some drain cleaner"
Grace is Dead Lol lol yeah ik like 90% of times this happens in his vids
NAOH
Yup. Sodium hydroxide is used in most products
Have you thought about making petrichor (smell of fresh rain)? I think that would be really neat.
Where did I leave that cyanide?
Has anyone seen the draino?
When is the highly volatile red liquid coming in?
All things that sound very concerning but are probably said by chemists more than you would expect
The fact that i did not try to skip this video even once shows how interesting this guy's videos are
11:35 channeling his inner rapper ayeee
“I’m going to use an easy method to make hydrogen gas”
Uses a chemical reaction usually used in drano bombs
i would like this but your likes are at 69 and it would be disrespectful to ruin that number
@@jessepinkman1471 I respect that
Me to
@@jessepinkman1471 aww someone ruined it :(
@@gemronaldarzaga2386 u
"I was able to recover another gram of the product"
FBI: interesting
Lmao!
Some really cool white crystals formed
lmoa
@@limuswoods9445 mloa
@@triptvv8945 mola
I barely know any chemistry, but I love binge watching Nile ❤❤❤
On a binge rn xD I've watched all his vids multiple times but he's so calming, I love to binge them 😂
I watch nilered videos while drinking alone in my room at night😂. It's really fun!
22:30 "I could also just be pretty bad at chemistry", if that's the case then I have the IQ of a banana.
In that case then I have the IQ of a rock.
@@adriannegreene7567 in that case I have the iq of a slime
@@icanpooptwiceadayyay8771 in that case i have the iq of air
@@decastar3010 in that case then I have the IQ of You Guys
in that case i have a normal iq
nile: i could be bad at chemistry
me who can barely even make a vinegar and baking soda reaction: 👁👄👁
I can definitely make them react. I just can't get that paste that everyone talks about. It always ends up sizzling away
I think the paste is because people like to add red food coloring to make it look like lava, just guessing though. I have a volcano made of I think clay that I did it with, I might try it again since I forgot whether I had a paste or not, I think I remember it being a powder, it’s been months since I’ve done it maybe even a year ago. Sorry for th3 long comment
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Vinegar and baking soda react no matter what you do, so if you are saying they didn't react, than one of them wasn't what you thought it was 😁
maybe try muriatic acid + chlorine bleach instead. it's often a lot easier to get started, and reacts for longer. see how well you can get it to react
NileRed: With chemistry we can often just disregard nature and build the molecules ourselves.
The Dark Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.
my organic chemistry classes from school 11th grade helped me understand this video wayyy more better and more enjoyable.
I don’t know shit about chemistry but I love these videos
Me too
Confucius say best time to start learning is 20 years ago. Second best time is now.
Basically everyone who watches him
Vex_Mistaken 0649 I’m just now starting college level chem classes and I hope one day I’ll understand or it was all a waste lol
Halfway through the video i forgot that he was making raspberry perfume
normal people use white noise to fall asleep but something about ur voice and the fact ur tone never changes makes it so soothing hearing u talk and fall asleep (i mean this in a compliment cuz i have sleep problems) love your videos when i actually watch them during the day
This happens to me more then I'd like to admit, so I totally get your point. 🙈 I have fallen asleep to his voice more then once.
1:45 ah yes chemistry add random letters together with hydro in the front and call it a day
That one is still nice because you can figure out its structure just by looking at the name. Sadly that's more of an exception than a rule.
um the hydroxy was for the -OH group, its an IUPAC rule the aldehydes are given higher preference in comparison to alcohol group when both the functional groups are in the same molecule.
So the -OH is on the 4th carbon of the benzene ring (starting counting from the carbon of benzene ring with aldehyde group attached)
so we get 4- Hydroxy benzaldehyde (hope this helps)
"mix them all together to make some disgusting creation"
safiya nyaagard: is called out
*Safiya Nyaagard entered the chat*
N-what?
Nygaard?
@@happybunniesbinky5250 nyaaaaagard
@@MrViki60 it’s her name lol 😂
How I thought making Raspberry perfume were/ Alcohol, Raspberries, blender, coffee filter.
the smell would be closer but it would probably end up sticky and gross on your skin
Soken50 vodka would cut some of the stickiness.
I think I might try this way. Lol
'Cept I might drink it too if I use vodka instead of rubbing alcohol. Lol
Mmm, taste kinda fruity, tastes kinda like burning.
never thought this would be such a huge work :)
Rasp Barree™ a fragrance for her by Nilered© of Canada.
I almost snorted green tea out of my nose oh my gosh
@@Squirl7504
XD
a larger fruit salad ouch
Imagine coming home and getting a new perfume your bf made for you. Cutest nerdy thing ever lol
Xoxo Latifah That could explode at any time. Now that’s hot
@@ethanbruh3476 my favorite kind of perfume is the kind that can kill me
@@ethanbruh3476 living on edge, ya know😤🥰
Imagine having a bf
Soapie Detergent ya that’s why I add rat poison to my lemon aid for my gf but I added it in small amounts also we got use to it I’m working on making Mercury meatloaf next
Very interesting - but damn, that was a hell of a lot of work! I'm in awe of your knowledge and dedication to your craft. Thank you very much for putting this video together 🙏
these videos make me wish I paid more attention in my college science courses
Haha, since you are a Freshman, maybe you can still do it💓
#SaveSoil
This was like the very first time i got to see his face and DUDE, he looks a LOT younger than he hears! I was expecting a guy like 35 or so but to see a roughly teen to tweny guy knowing that much of chemistry and being able to teach that well just blows my mind! Keep it up with the good content!
I'm pretty sure he finished university so I guess around 25
He sounds 19
Omg. Is this like a face reveal? Or has he shown it before
@@eloisanzara237 Just watched a few vids past this one, he had already did it but yet, this one was the first one i saw where his face appears
@@eloisanzara237 he showed it before, in the piperine video for example
This class randomly reminds me of H2O
Stuff: Not clean yet
Nile: just add w a t e r
@KingAlex21 who’s the nerd watching this and u just admitted that there smarter than you ;)
I mean...
Nile
Nile river
class?
armyy
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even though I don't understand many of the chemical's names or compositions, I've learned more from this guy than from my past chemistry classes
Skeleton formulas still make my head hurt.
Like I get that they’re quicker to draw than Lewis structures but they’re also less accessible to non-chemists.
Why did I believe Nile was a 40 year old with big mustache?
same ??
he sound young tho...
exactly
I know what u talking about now that I imagined him as like a nerdy scientist with a mustache it makes sense
Because no one in your country smokes?
"in chemistry, we often just disregard nature." I died
No problem. Here, we disregard nature, so we can rebuild you!
@@ScienceDiscoverer Ah, just like in Fullmetal Alchemist
You should do stuff like this as a series, where you do all the different components, and then blend.
Raspberry has always been one of my very favorite aromas and flavors.
I'm a perfumer and an aspiring flavorist, let me know if you ever want to do a video together or something! I have a stock of about 1000 aromas chems and essential oils.
Yeah raspberry ketone isn't super strong on it's own, but it can dominate a fragrance pretty easily! It's definitely very different from real raspberries.
Whatever is in Inawera's raspberry flavors is scary strong..I do know that. In eliquid production there's literally two maybe 3 that anyone can handle and you can only use so much. That's my only intro into flavors/fragrances, eliquid, but it definitely opened my eyes to a world I never knew about. It's super interesting too.
pfft naw you have like
3 subs
@@doritosupremacy1821 I’m seeing 30 on their page but it was close. Damn close.
@@help9737 Yeah, or communicate as a Patron/UA-cam Member. I think Nile does have a business email though, so maybe they communicated.
Same here! I love the stuff, i made some super juicy base with rasp ketone, manzanate, melonal, oxane, AAG, paradisamide, cis3hexenyl acetate and bergamote eo. I was so happy to actually know what molecules he was talking about haha
At one point I actually forgot what the video was all about. I had to look back at the title.
Me too, I'm high
man it feels good to finally understand some of the terms after studying o.chem
The mimicry of popular scents, discussed at the end of the video, is a fascinating topic. I'd be very interested in knowing how flavourists identify and synthesise such smells, and why they're sometimes accurate and sometimes not.
you might be the first person whose voice actually matches their face when you see them for the first time in a positive way
nah. his voice is like of a 30+ man and he looks like his 17