+Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" It is some what of a running gag that I am trying to work into my videos, the rabbit will always be a different color and will be increasingly hard to find in the background. Might be a dumb idea but it sure gives people something to comment on.
Cody'sLab is it so real rabbit or did you chemically make it? It's easy to make rabbits ya know, you need Rab² and Bit⁴ to make a rabbit. Stay away from ha¹³ and re²¹ they make feisty lil things.
@@theCodyReeder I wrote that comment 8 years ago and now you've got 2.16 MILLION subs !! On the off chance you see this reply, no need to respond, just wanted to say a huge THANK YOU for all the shared knowledge and adventures you've taken us on so far, you truly have made the world a better place.
You should make more videos on taking resources from the land and refining or using them to create things. It's very fascinating. I love your channel, keep up the good work!
Hi Cody, I never took chemistry in school but if I had you for a teacher I most definitely would have. You make everything fun and exciting to watch your experiments. Take care, Paul
your hopes are dead, because he isn't doing this kind of videos anymore, it was funny , but now, the channel is dead and he just keep posting videos because he don't want to lose his 9 year work and deceive people. I'm just watching his old videos to remember how he was great.
Cody: You Rock! I LOVE your videos and often find myself referring to your videos in my hunt to find gold. Than you for sharing your knowledge and insight. They've been an essential part of my prospecting ventures. Hopefully I'll be able to find enough gold to get me on my feet and reunite me with my beloved son. When I do, I'll post a video of us thanking you for your help! Sincerest gratitude. Carol n Timothy
Amazing how quickly everything "springs back to life" after being one of the south west's coldest snaps in some time.. Time flies I suppose being the beginning of May. Nice Fiji water bottles by the way. Onward to 1 M subs. Mmm perhaps sir as the Fiji bottles give way to Grey Poupon bottles the ultimate in water vessels, the fine cut Crystal bottle maybe pouring the water soon? Just kidding and congrats on the major win here. Props are well deserved with someone so smart and well rounded. Excellent channel, sounds and video.
Cody's introduction always reminds me of myth busters and it made me think, Cody could have been a myth buster!! Him, Adam, and Jamie would have been unstoppable
How about extracting lead from crystal glassware. Was always curious on how much lead is actually used in crystal glassware and the different percentages of lead in the crystal as well.
I really don't know of that many Utah based UA-camrs. Thanks for posting these videos! I have almost no idea what's going on, but you still manage to make these entertaining enough for someone who doesn't know the difference between acids or even what a "Base" is. Hopefully as I watch more and more I will learn these things!
love the retort!! first and only video I found where someone uses a retort. I have a huge 8liter pyrex retort from the 1940s I want to use some day in my lab.
Man I'm always hyped when I see a Cody video in my subbox... I don't understand anything about the science in those videos but it's still so satisfying to watch *-*
People do stuff like this in their back yard in my neighborhood too, but all they ever end up making is rock salt. They seem to have a very bad sinus congestion problem too.
One of the beauties, in my opinion, of chemistry is that it can be such a colorful science. I really hope all goes well with school so i can actually find a career pertaining to it
+Ron Hombre UA-cam is pretty slow with these things. If I recall, there have been some youtubers who get the next play button up BEFORE they got the silver one.
+Mr Mürk Cmon...they lost a bit of the morrowind but oblivion and skyrim are still some of the best fantasy exploration games out there. If there's better I'd love a recommendation.
+Jellyf0x The sulfuric acid azeotrope with water forms at 98.3% acid. This fumes quite badly in air though, so most commercially bought acid (including some types of drain cleaner sulfuric acid) come at concentrations between 91 and 95% acid. Sulfuric acid can in fact be brought above 98.3% concentration, but it cannot be done by distillation. Instead, sulfur trioxide gas is passed through the acid to strengthen-- this reacts with any remaning water to produce more sulfuric acid, and eventually it will react with sulfuric acid itself, forming oleum.
Oh my mistake, I thought you meant the sulfuric acid. For nitric acid, it does form an azeotrope with water at around 68% nitric acid, but there's so little water in the system that it simply can't distill off as the azeotrope-- there's nowhere for the water to come from. Also Cody, there's a much better way to produce concentrated nitric acid than using KNO3, if all you're looking for is ~70% concentration. Just use some cheap drain-cleaner grade sulfuric acid (titrate it or use a hydrometer to calculate its water concentration), dilute with a stoichiometric amount of water, and add calcium nitrate. This causes calcium sulfate to immediately precipitate below a much more water layer of acids, and the nitric acid can then be easily distilled off. This is a better method than the method with KNO3 as while the calcium nitrate route produces effectively innocuous calcium sulfate powder as a byproduct, potassium nitrate produces strongly acidic potassium bisulfate. This is much less environmentally friendly, and plus it's just a waste of perfectly good sulfuric acid. Also, the potassium bisulfate formed tends to cake -- this inhibits heat transfer throughout the flask and causes the nitrates to decompose to nitrogen oxides. The calcium nitrate method, when well-run, can produce water-clear azeotropic nitric acid.
The geology department at my university was throwing away a bunch of geological survey reports and maps from 1918 - 1960s, I grabbed them in case you'd be interested in them. I had sent you an email about the a while back, but I hadn't heard back so I didn't know if it got through. Thanks for making the great videos, I look forward to seeing them as they come out. Keep up the good work!
Right on man, hope you had fun. Seemed like a bit of an ordeal to get it all processed, but I'm glad you worked it all out. The next time I sweep a bunch of something valuable off the shop floor, I'll let you know!
i am planing to make some nitric acid like this once i find new source of KNO3 (which is impossible last 2-3 years here :( ) so i want to ask is there any easy way to remove the NO2 from the result? is it enough to let it sit on open air for some time?
***** thanks for the suggestion, but here our gardening stores have only fertilizers and if I find KNO3 it will be as fertilizer (noone even knows about stump removers here), and i would need to even recognize it my self somehow because they dont even know what they are selling, its all fertilizer for the gardening store sellers here... they all sell NH4NO3 (nitrogen fertilizer as they are calling it) but noone sells KNO3...
+Cody'sLab OMG just read through the Mars One, List of 100 "SemiFinalists" 'aka' people moving onto stage 3! I felt like it was me when I read your name! I actually was specifically looking for Mr. Cody Don Reeder, hope I didn't butcher your name buddy! You have a loyal fan, supporter and UA-cam friend in me buddy! P.S. LOVE THE REFINING SERIES! WELL TRUTHFULLY ALL OF YOUR CONTENT IS SUPERB! GREETINGS AND CHEERS FROM KERRY (male) IN CALIFORNIA! CONGRATULATIONS CODY! I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU CANYON YOU MAY LOSE YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER IN 10 Years!
Cody, why did you chose to add the water to the acid at 2:10, I've always been taught to add acid to water when diluting? I always figured this was for safety reasons, so do you just have to pour slowly?
It's not just due to splashing. Diluting concentrated acids produces a really large amount of heat as well which may cause the glass article to shatter due to rapid heating and cooling. When you add small amount of water to a large amount of acid, all of the acid starts creating heat due to dilution while if you do the reverse, the water dissipates the heat the acid creates thus making it overall safer.
I worked in a gold/silver refinery over three decades ago but they turned silver coils, silverware extra into silver crystal then melted that down. They also cut up x-rays by the hundreds of tons then soaked them in a cyanide solution and ran that into a plating system.
Everyone sees colour a little differently, green/blue is a fairly common form of colourblindness. It should look green to most folks, but a lot of folks will think it's a blue bunny.
Ghorda9 because during the day the angle at which sunlight passed through our atmosphere , blocks most wavelengths of light except for blue, thus the sky to humans looks blue, the sky can also vary in hue and colour dependent on time of day and atmospheric conditions such as humidity, sometimes resulting in a red or pink colour
+Dj Ruccy they don't belong in jail for choosing to take drugs and possibly hurt their body. Their body their choice.The arrogance of dictating what people can and cannot do even though it doesn't hurt anyone else is astounding.
Cody... Can you just make a video on making Nitric Acid using your Retort.. I have a 1000ml Retort and not sure of the exact amount of Nitrat to Sulfuric Acid to mix.. Thank you !!!!
There is a video from Nile red showing how you can make nitric acid and the exact mix the video is "how to make fuming nitric acid" it's really good quality
It does not matter much. Both way would do the same exothermic reaction, making heat. The best way to think of this is : Pour the smallest of both into the largest of them. If you use more acid than water, then you add the water after and vice versa.
sry but ive never heard such bs. the drop acid you pour onto water is instantly diluted, and because of the high heat capacity of water it wont spill if done correctly. if you do it the other way around the water could get evaporated and spill hot conc. acid everywhere. so its really a preference what u like more on your skin, hot concentrated acid or diluted acid...
ChemistryMadness watch Cody's own videos about adding water to acid for proof against what you are claiming. He even stated that in this video or the previous one.
Is it just me or is Cody awesome! He can turn things from useless crap to things he can sell and earn money off (not saying the things sent in were crap)
"I've just started my third batch of acid" - Cody 2016
lol
+Neandercatz bro!
+nende rtall do I know you dude?
XD
+Marco Powell We need to cook! Hughhlaberlahhh.....acid!
The green rabit is so it can blend in with grass and hide from predators!
it's blue and thats because of the Silver and nitric acid solution ;)
+Kyrill it's more teal
+Kyrill really?
+StrifeHD It's dat boi.
+o0Guns0o o shit waddup!
What I love about your channel is your obvious passion and enthusiasm for the content.
Here is what I have learned from watching all your videos.
If I have precious metal scrap. just sell it.
If I need pure metal. just buy it.
+Dylan T
very true
+Cody'sLab I should add:
If you want to have fun and make youtube videos: Copy CodysLab
+Cody'sLab green bunny! Adorable
Luecheif Gaming actually that bunnie doesnt have long to live, its been drinking copper nitrate.
+Dylan T O.o pls no hes now the mascot till he goes to bunny heaven
good job Cody and me and Slim always love watching your refining vids. Take Care my friend and keep them coming
You know what I'm going to say.....
Pretty cool running into my favorite prospecting UA-camr in my chemistry playlist.
@@leeroy144 was bout to say something similar
1.7 million subs now. Same Cody. This is why I'm still watching and learning.
As a safety supervisor it gives me so much joy he's using the right equipment. He might as well used his bear hands in the earlier episodes.
We might die some years earlyer, but we had alot more fun than the "safety guys" 😂
I mean, better sacrificing those bears hands rather than your bare hands!
Bad joke, I know I know. But I had to.
Cody!! Stop procrastinating by answering comments and write those final papers!!!
+Kanyon
They are not due for another 5 hours... I've plenty of time to start writing.
Sigh...
+Kanyon
This sounds so familiar
+Kanyon ha nice
+Cody'sLab Cody, do you just hold your camera or have u got a tripod?
2:08
I love how you're not afraid of adding water to the acid because of your video from 2 years ago. c:
3:38 Cody! What did you do to that bunny?
+Grant Thompson - "The King of Random"
It is some what of a running gag that I am trying to work into my videos, the rabbit will always be a different color and will be increasingly hard to find in the background. Might be a dumb idea but it sure gives people something to comment on.
I thought you dropped some copper solution over the rabbit.
Love it haha, great idea.
Cody'sLab is it so real rabbit or did you chemically make it? It's easy to make rabbits ya know, you need Rab² and Bit⁴ to make a rabbit. Stay away from ha¹³ and re²¹ they make feisty lil things.
Was literally just about to ask
Gonna be the coolest silver play button out there!
+McGuireInK
Right!?
I'm interested to see it
+Cody'sLab can you plz reply to this I love you vids
+Parker YOU DONT NEED TO KNOW MY LAST NAME why would a reply mean anything?
@@theCodyReeder I wrote that comment 8 years ago and now you've got 2.16 MILLION subs !!
On the off chance you see this reply, no need to respond, just wanted to say a huge THANK YOU for all the shared knowledge and adventures you've taken us on so far, you truly have made the world a better place.
You should make more videos on taking resources from the land and refining or using them to create things. It's very fascinating. I love your channel, keep up the good work!
2:05 always pour acid to water... wait a second!
I love my retort allot, I bought it just for this purpose.
It was the cheapest option for distillation I could find.
I just sat through a 3 minute ad without clicking "Skip" because I love you, Cody.
truthsmiles me too lol
I never skip ads for creators i really enjoy
Who says that skipping an ad will generate less revenew for them?
@@Tomwesstein Yeah that comment was from 7 years ago, before I understood how it worked. Apparently it has no effect, so skip away! :)
Hi Cody, I never took chemistry in school but if I had you for a teacher I most definitely would have. You make everything fun and exciting to watch your experiments.
Take care, Paul
your hopes are dead, because he isn't doing this kind of videos anymore, it was funny , but now, the channel is dead and he just keep posting videos because he don't want to lose his 9 year work and deceive people. I'm just watching his old videos to remember how he was great.
$350 in silver for $40 in acid and $10 in electricity. Nice work
That silver is now worth $557 in March 2021.
Cody: You Rock! I LOVE your videos and often find myself referring to your videos in my hunt to find gold. Than you for sharing your knowledge and insight. They've been an essential part of my prospecting ventures. Hopefully I'll be able to find enough gold to get me on my feet and reunite me with my beloved son. When I do, I'll post a video of us thanking you for your help! Sincerest gratitude. Carol n Timothy
When are you going to start mining again? I like watching you pick out the ores and blow up the rock and I also wanna see how the plants are doing.
blowing up rocks or making anything remotely explosive is hard now due to the YT guidelines and algorithm
I love this song during the timelapse!
Amazing how quickly everything "springs back to life" after being one of the south west's coldest snaps in some time.. Time flies I suppose being the beginning of May. Nice Fiji water bottles by the way. Onward to 1 M subs. Mmm perhaps sir as the Fiji bottles give way to Grey Poupon bottles the ultimate in water vessels, the fine cut Crystal bottle maybe pouring the water soon? Just kidding and congrats on the major win here. Props are well deserved with someone so smart and well rounded. Excellent channel, sounds and video.
Cody's introduction always reminds me of myth busters and it made me think, Cody could have been a myth buster!! Him, Adam, and Jamie would have been unstoppable
How about extracting lead from crystal glassware. Was always curious on how much lead is actually used in crystal glassware and the different percentages of lead in the crystal as well.
Cody, you are an expert at talking with the hand!
It would be sick if you went out metal detecting at the beach or something then refined all the metals you find :D
CausticProduction that is actually a fantastic idea...
I really don't know of that many Utah based UA-camrs. Thanks for posting these videos! I have almost no idea what's going on, but you still manage to make these entertaining enough for someone who doesn't know the difference between acids or even what a "Base" is. Hopefully as I watch more and more I will learn these things!
Damn it Cody, now they won't give you a UA-cam Play button because they know you'll melt it
🤣🤣
love the retort!! first and only video I found where someone uses a retort. I have a huge 8liter pyrex retort from the 1940s I want to use some day in my lab.
3:38 when a bunny stays with cody
the time lapse at the end of this video was awesome, Cody you need to do more of these metal refining videos, that would be awesome!
Cody, it would be cool to include a large clock in the scene of time lapse recordings.
+Chris Gadarowski
great idea! I'll go get one!
Thank you, Cody! Always look forward to your videos after work.
3:38 wtf is up with the green bunny
It is blue
+Collin Thompson why
because
Too much acid!
it became addicted to HNO3...
greets from germany ..learning from you is just a pleasure
So your going to make your own Silver Play Button?
+TheAnthroGamer he should have one since hees over 100000 subs
youtube take years to send the button to anyone. jacksepticeye got his silver play button at 1.2M subs
+TheAnthroGamer Jrcuber got his at 112k. It seems pretty random
+TheAnthroGamer hey! It'll be REAL silver!
Man I'm always hyped when I see a Cody video in my subbox... I don't understand anything about the science in those videos but it's still so satisfying to watch *-*
SAFETY ADVICE: Don't pour water in concentrated acid solutions. It worked fine now, but if it was concentrated sulfuric acid, you'd have a problem.
+Lawrence Tider
no you wouldnt
someone could
+Cody'sLab why not?
Just putting this comment hear to hear the future replies...
+Lawrence Tider
"Always add acid to water, never add water to acid". This is a basic rule of safety.
People do stuff like this in their back yard in my neighborhood too, but all they ever end up making is rock salt. They seem to have a very bad sinus congestion problem too.
8:49 Cody is Illuminati confirmed.
gg
Well he had a green rabbit in there. That's was definitely sent by the illuminati. I'm onto you Cody, YOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR GREEN RABBITS FROM ME!!!!!!
+Walter Kovac I think it's blue?
First time I saw it on a past video it was blue.
One of the beauties, in my opinion, of chemistry is that it can be such a colorful science. I really hope all goes well with school so i can actually find a career pertaining to it
3:38 why is the rabbit green?
ikr
+Jack Girdlestone Fuck yeah, everyday like ...
The camera is not imune to acids ya know.
It's blue
+Jack Girdlestone is it possible that you dyed that rabbit with the fumes of your solution?^^
You are a good guy Cody, thank you for teaching us!
Explain the rabbit pls, why is it blueish-green?
The experiment went wrong rippy dippums
This channel is pure gold.
Oooooh boy I see silver being cast and a positive mold of a UA-cam play button. Are ya gonna make your own UA-cam silver okay button for 250k?
Play* button
+jon paskewitz
yup
+Cody'sLab WTHeck...Haven't You Received Yours Yet?
+Ron Hombre UA-cam is pretty slow with these things. If I recall, there have been some youtubers who get the next play button up BEFORE they got the silver one.
Kaytehh They Said It Can Take A Year Before They Receive It!
The fumes from the Nitric look beautiful , great video Cody
Retort... Oh how I loved Morrowind
way better then the other 4 games
+Winstan Oblivion was the best but Morrowind is a close second. Skyrim...i can take it or leave it.
+axe8fire I can only hope that they don't screw up the sixth game
+axe8fire nope, with oblivion the consoleish dumbing down had already begun and it felt like it.
+Mr Mürk Cmon...they lost a bit of the morrowind but oblivion and skyrim are still some of the best fantasy exploration games out there. If there's better I'd love a recommendation.
Officially my new favourite series on UA-cam, keep it coming! :)
Uh oh. I saw the bewer overflow during the timelapse
Yay another Cody's Lab!! My life is that much more complete!!
Dangit sub box you got to let me know when cody uploads sooner
Always makes my day to see a new Codys Lab video!
#BringBacktheMine
You are seriously the first person that I would like to bewith if there was a zombie outbreak
Look up the channel "Primitive Technology". Personally I think Cody is a close second for an apocalypse.
>uses fiji water to refine metals
C H E M I C A L B O Y S 2001
i love seeing how your channel evolves
Are you sure that acid is 95%, I thought it formed an azeotrope with water?
+Jellyf0x The sulfuric acid azeotrope with water forms at 98.3% acid. This fumes quite badly in air though, so most commercially bought acid (including some types of drain cleaner sulfuric acid) come at concentrations between 91 and 95% acid. Sulfuric acid can in fact be brought above 98.3% concentration, but it cannot be done by distillation. Instead, sulfur trioxide gas is passed through the acid to strengthen-- this reacts with any remaning water to produce more sulfuric acid, and eventually it will react with sulfuric acid itself, forming oleum.
+Bill Smathers
The sulfuric then takes all the water out of the nitric.
Oh my mistake, I thought you meant the sulfuric acid. For nitric acid, it does form an azeotrope with water at around 68% nitric acid, but there's so little water in the system that it simply can't distill off as the azeotrope-- there's nowhere for the water to come from.
Also Cody, there's a much better way to produce concentrated nitric acid than using KNO3, if all you're looking for is ~70% concentration. Just use some cheap drain-cleaner grade sulfuric acid (titrate it or use a hydrometer to calculate its water concentration), dilute with a stoichiometric amount of water, and add calcium nitrate. This causes calcium sulfate to immediately precipitate below a much more water layer of acids, and the nitric acid can then be easily distilled off. This is a better method than the method with KNO3 as while the calcium nitrate route produces effectively innocuous calcium sulfate powder as a byproduct, potassium nitrate produces strongly acidic potassium bisulfate. This is much less environmentally friendly, and plus it's just a waste of perfectly good sulfuric acid. Also, the potassium bisulfate formed tends to cake -- this inhibits heat transfer throughout the flask and causes the nitrates to decompose to nitrogen oxides. The calcium nitrate method, when well-run, can produce water-clear azeotropic nitric acid.
+Bill Smathers Wow. I'm 13 and I can't even begin to pronounce all that. Damn.
+Bill Smathers
Have you ever tried getting a block of gypsum out of a retort?
The geology department at my university was throwing away a bunch of geological survey reports and maps from 1918 - 1960s, I grabbed them in case you'd be interested in them. I had sent you an email about the a while back, but I hadn't heard back so I didn't know if it got through. Thanks for making the great videos, I look forward to seeing them as they come out. Keep up the good work!
the rabbit at 3:37
Your vids are amazing Cody, just wanted to say it.
95% !? thought that this method can only reach a maximum of 68%?
Not if you start with basically no water.
+Cody'sLab what is the time lapse music played at 2:50?
+1mawesomel1kethat Darude Sandstorm
+click bait I'm being serious what is the music?
+1mawesomel1kethat same i want the song too
Loving the time lapse at the end of your episodes!
I love your videos, but
HOW IS THE TIMELAPSE MUSIC CALLED?!??
I think it is called by a letter name like most other songs
+AL_O0 ᶜᴼᴹᴹᴬᴺᴰ ᴮᴸᴼᶜᴷ ᴬᴺᴰ ᴿᴱᴰˢᵀᴼᴺᴱ It is just free music from youtube most likely.
OMG I'M LISTENING TO THAT TIME LAPSE IN INFINITE LOOP FROM FIVE MINUTES!
I LOVE THAT SONG!!
+AL_O0 ᶜᴼᴹᴹᴬᴺᴰ ᴮᴸᴼᶜᴷ ᴬᴺᴰ ᴿᴱᴰˢᵀᴼᴺᴱ its sandstorm by darude
+quincy wijnhard very funny!
Cody replied:
I think it's called "follow me"!
Right on man, hope you had fun. Seemed like a bit of an ordeal to get it all processed, but I'm glad you worked it all out. The next time I sweep a bunch of something valuable off the shop floor, I'll let you know!
i am planing to make some nitric acid like this once i find new source of KNO3 (which is impossible last 2-3 years here :( ) so i want to ask is there any easy way to remove the NO2 from the result? is it enough to let it sit on open air for some time?
Amazon
+IamIUareU
yes letting it sit out will make it go clear over time.
*****
thanks for the reply i really appreciate your answer. best wishes.
Jesus Llanas
there is no way to import chemicals from online stores here where i live :(
*****
thanks for the suggestion, but here our gardening stores have only fertilizers and if I find KNO3 it will be as fertilizer (noone even knows about stump removers here), and i would need to even recognize it my self somehow because they dont even know what they are selling, its all fertilizer for the gardening store sellers here... they all sell NH4NO3 (nitrogen fertilizer as they are calling it) but noone sells KNO3...
+Cody'sLab
OMG just read through the Mars One, List of 100 "SemiFinalists" 'aka' people moving onto stage 3!
I felt like it was me when I read your name! I actually was specifically looking for Mr. Cody Don Reeder, hope I didn't butcher your name buddy! You have a loyal fan, supporter and UA-cam friend in me buddy!
P.S. LOVE THE REFINING SERIES! WELL TRUTHFULLY ALL OF YOUR CONTENT IS SUPERB! GREETINGS AND CHEERS FROM KERRY (male) IN CALIFORNIA! CONGRATULATIONS CODY! I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU CANYON YOU MAY LOSE YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER IN 10 Years!
dude why the frick is there a green bunny 3:40
It is blue
+Filip Söderberg no im just a little color blind lol
+andy realms no no ur right it's green I watched it on my phone my tv my tablet and my computer and its green on all of them, I'm not colorblind
the dress v2
in all seriousness, it's blue
yea, due to changes in the cones and rods in youreyes
Cooking with Cody, unhealthy since... he started using his kitchen as a science lab :D
Clearly you're taking chemistry classes in college. :-) Great video!
Hè is a teacher
I did not know that. No wonder he knows so much about chemistry.
+electronicsNmore He is a student.
+electronicsNmore He is a geology student if recall correctly.
MrLittlelawyer
Geology and chemistry for sure.
everything was looking so shiny and new then the headlight ROFL you're the best dude.😂
Cody, why did you chose to add the water to the acid at 2:10, I've always been taught to add acid to water when diluting? I always figured this was for safety reasons, so do you just have to pour slowly?
it makes no difference, that rule is BS
Well it is a rule for new chem students so they don't get splash back. Chemists who know what they are doing can pick for themselves.
that's only for sulfuric acid as it might splash violence otherwise, other acids it really doesn't matter
It's not just due to splashing. Diluting concentrated acids produces a really large amount of heat as well which may cause the glass article to shatter due to rapid heating and cooling. When you add small amount of water to a large amount of acid, all of the acid starts creating heat due to dilution while if you do the reverse, the water dissipates the heat the acid creates thus making it overall safer.
I worked in a gold/silver refinery over three decades ago but they turned silver coils, silverware extra into silver crystal then melted that down. They also cut up x-rays by the hundreds of tons then soaked them in a cyanide solution and ran that into a plating system.
your supposed to pour the acid into the water to to control the reaction
You can see the flowers in the background of the time lapse open in the morning!
why is there a blue bunny
Wynaut?
To me, its green...
Everyone sees colour a little differently, green/blue is a fairly common form of colourblindness. It should look green to most folks, but a lot of folks will think it's a blue bunny.
It's most definitely blue. No color blindness.
You know, there's another way to get nitric acid. It's a virtually infinite supply, and it's free! Best of all that acid was always with you!
why is that bunny green?
great video as always tho ^^
+Flyingroadkilz Because it's anti-pollution.
Cave of Skarzs hah lol, but for real i dont think they ship bunnies in green, must be an aftermarket customization.
+Flyingroadkilz Why is the sky blue?
Ghorda9 because during the day the angle at which sunlight passed through our atmosphere , blocks most wavelengths of light except for blue, thus the sky to humans looks blue, the sky can also vary in hue and colour dependent on time of day and atmospheric conditions such as humidity, sometimes resulting in a red or pink colour
Just love your channel! Thank's for sharing with us your passion. (From France)
I thought you were gonna make acid, like the street acid... LSD...
+Science Smash Please do this eventually. You should work on the dark room now so you can get the ergot growing as soon as possible.
+Science Smash
Drugs are for losers.
#Straightedge4Life
Fun fact: street acid isn't usually acid. It's mostly research chems
***** Austin Rominger
People like you belong in jail.
Sober is better sober is good!
#Straightedge4Life
+Dj Ruccy they don't belong in jail for choosing to take drugs and possibly hurt their body. Their body their choice.The arrogance of dictating what people can and cannot do even though it doesn't hurt anyone else is astounding.
2:05 Never would have thought of that!!
Is that a green bunny the I just saw?
that I believe is false color the rabbit
+Zex Maxwell and it's blue
why aren't you coloring yours?
Love the nitric acid burns. That orange stain giveaway of xanthoproteic acid.
Acid In Water ;)
I like the old light as a watch glass
Cody...
Can you just make a video on making Nitric Acid using your Retort..
I have a 1000ml Retort and not sure of the exact amount of Nitrat to Sulfuric Acid to mix..
Thank you !!!!
There is a video from Nile red showing how you can make nitric acid and the exact mix the video is "how to make fuming nitric acid" it's really good quality
That is the most sweet, and cool DIY sort of heatmantle, love it :D
Bunnys aren't blue.
2:04 Cody using that high quality Fiji water xD
you are supposed to add acids to water not water to acids.
sorry if i seem rude but my chemistry teachers have always preached that to me and i thank them for it
Codys done a video specifically on adding water to acid.
It does not matter much. Both way would do the same exothermic reaction, making heat. The best way to think of this is : Pour the smallest of both into the largest of them. If you use more acid than water, then you add the water after and vice versa.
sry but ive never heard such bs. the drop acid you pour onto water is instantly diluted, and because of the high heat capacity of water it wont spill if done correctly. if you do it the other way around the water could get evaporated and spill hot conc. acid everywhere. so its really a preference what u like more on your skin, hot concentrated acid or diluted acid...
ChemistryMadness watch Cody's own videos about adding water to acid for proof against what you are claiming. He even stated that in this video or the previous one.
Love learning this stuff from Cody
Use fertiliser to grow weed get high then make videos wile high.
I refreshed my sub box 1000 times until he uploaded
Cody I miss your videos every week!
Always add your acid to water to prevent thermal runaway. Cody-Hold my nitric 😂
Is it just me or is Cody awesome! He can turn things from useless crap to things he can sell and earn money off (not saying the things sent in were crap)
Loving this series!
This is the first new video of yours I've watched as a subscriber. I'm so excited to see you creating more content :D
Cody you did the opposite of the only thing I learned from my chemistry teacher. Never put water into acid.
love this series don't ever end it!!
cody I like that you rip off the label on the fiji water and not trying to get sued