Can you drink Heavy Water?
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As my Chemistry teacher once said: You can drink everything -but some things only once...
LOL
Stolen
@@rpalacios4215 none knows who originally made this
@@rahulsharma-cu7wp You must be new here
@@rpalacios4215 no.
Once you reach a certain level of genius the hair becomes sentient .
He's like Samson. He can never cut his hair or he'll lose his power.
I know him
You could be right. Those aren't glasses they're UFOs waiting to take off.
@@Shkunk1 Ah I see, a fellow Skullgirls fan
@@dr_weil I honestly wasn't even thinking of skullgirls, but I love the reference and your taste in gaming.
You know he’s a great professor when he goes off on stories and tangents that are barely related but very interesting
It's a great technique for teaching, even subjects that aren't science related. An interesting story sticks in your mind, and it is more likely that you'll remember what you were thought when you remember the story that came with it.
That's what I have been "accused" of ... many people really do not care to know more.
I wonder if his ever had his hair catch fire?
Also it’s the hair. The wackier the better
@@MystninjaTime to light this -bit- , I mean ball on fire 💥🔥🔥
Guys, don't laugh at his hairstyle. It gives him +2 to his inteligence stat and a +1 to all mental saving throws.
He probably drank Heavy Water.
And they say that in his hair is hidden the secret to cold fusion. But nobody that went looking for it ever came back...
Every time he rolls a D20 for an intelligence check.....
Nobody is laughing at it
What's funny about his hair, I don't get it
"Drinking D2O makes the reactions in your body slow down"
Ah, the fountain of youth.
Helps hair grow I hear
100% wouldn't even be a little surprised if someone unironically tried it
@@codeviper8665 Billionaires, probably
@@kingarthurkingofthebritons6377 Only if you're a WWII German colonel named Klink!
@@egodominustuus9167 indeed
as soon as I seen his hair i new he was legit.
Haha. So true.
Yes. That is scientist hair.
I know right. I wonder if he knows it too😂😁
UCTHE1 his twin brother makes wheetos
*saw
"If you dillute your whiskey with D2O you won't get as dizzy"
To be fair that's true for H2O as well
He did say "...rather than H20"
@@Hairysteed Nice one
@@Hairysteed The movie 'H20' with Jaime Lee Curtis?
This man look like he discovered time travel and is now showing it off
0:34 that zoom in was so unnecessary I love it
Haha I thought the same thing! I expected a big statement, but no... nothing lol
hahaha thats hilarious....should have adjusted the shot before shooting. my word people.
Intense!!!!
dramatic squirrel
**IN NORWAY***
_rated PG-13_
What an amazing man. He explains things so well without talking down to you. I could listen to him all day !
for sure!
If you know something but cant exaplain it in simple terms, then you dont know it well enought
Your right I enjoy his lecture.
I like how UA-cam suggested part two… When I’ve never even watched part one…
It's a crazy world.
Me too....
Maybe UA-cam algorithms figured out that I was far to advanced for part one...
Me too
Me too lol
He looks like that one scientist whom everyone calls mad by his hairstyle but at the end he proves that time travel is possible
You can drink it, but it will make your hair grow out of control.
So that's how he got the hair
+Bourne Accident Nice.
+speebyda its not testosterone. its a other chemical made with testosterone that reduce the blood circulation in your scalp, causing the hair to to reduce in size over time. the falling part is normal for any one, you loose 100- 150 hairs a day but because of reduce circulation of blood the hair takes more time and is smaller.
I dont remember what the chemical is but its produced when you have imbalance in the hormone levels
I suspect that shampoo might have some effect in male baldness. I am in my 50s and have a full head of hair. I usually do not use shampoo when I shower. When I do, I use the same baby shampoo I have since I was a child.
+Bourne Accident
thats what Col Hogan told Col Klink
I prefer light water, I'm on a diet
***** Diet Water is a thing in Japan. Or China. One of the two, I cannot remember which.
*****, judging from your avatar, it's the diet of the champions that will rock you and spread your wings... .-)
***** actually Coca-Cola has light water to offer. thats how greedy they are.
japan because they're weird to some people
including the Japanese
I trust this man with every fibre of my being.
Well, I mean, once you get an idea of his character, he's obviously made the choice to _not_ dissolve your innards and your nethers with nuclear hellfire, so you're not making much of a leap
@@garygarypov5060 he might do it out of curiosity, though... You never know
I'm sorry to hear that. He's a Rothshild shill who will never tell you the truth about anything. His job is to maintain the status quo and promote "chemisty" (petroleum manipulation) over alchemy, the original science.
I've tasted heavy water and it tastes exactly the same as normal water. I'm a PhD student in organic chemistry and I use NMR everyday.
I seen someone else on UA-cam drink Heavy water, and they said it tasted sweet, like there was a bit of sugar in it.
NileRed probably. I think we saw the same video
@@christopherrogers303 Yup thats the one!
I knew a guy that knew a guy whose chemistry project was to feed D2O to a rat. He said that rat became sluggish.
It would have been interesting to know if the offspring rats would be mutated.
I just finished doing a set of experiences at UVA on type 2 diabetes and they had me drink heavy water. They would give me a small cup with what looked like 2 oz of the stuff and tell me to slowly sip it. To take about 20 to 30 minutes to drink the 2 oz. and then after an hour they gave me another one for a total of three times or 6 oz. The affect was like drunkenness except it did seem to effect my thought process like alcohol does but I for sure would not be able to pass a drunk test. I had a hard time standing still or walking without holding onto something for balance.
They said that they could monitor the glucose in my system with the stuff, they drew lots of blood and added saline to me... and it didn't seem to taste any different that reg water to me.
I think he combs his hair with a firecracker.
+Douwe Huysmans
Van de Graaff curling iron.
That's too funny!
And this is coming from a guy whose prophile picture looks like jb from the 90's hes prob smarter than u
+PGsalamander More than likely he is smarter than all of us posting comments. I really don't think that anyone is trying to be negative it's just a little humorous. The thought about someone combing their hair with a firecracker is outrageously funny. No disrespect to the man whatsoever.
+Douwe Huysmans This cracked me up lol. Too Funny!
Periodic videos: "Can you drink heavy water?" Cody's Lab: "Drinking heavy water"
I came here looking for this comment.
Cody's flock flies with a common purpose to a similar goal.
He says it tastes sweet with an after taste. This is the first time I hear that.
sounds a bit like stale H2O
If it is liquid, you can drink it., and that applies to any liquid.
I see, this video is being recommended after Thunderfoot and Cody's lab did the taste test experiment with heavy water that eventually got published in a scientific journal last week. The result was that in humans, heavy water taste like 1% sugar water, while in rats, the rats were able to detect that heavy water is toxic to them and was able to discern heavy water from regular water even when bottles containing the water were randomly shuffled around.
they arent sure why the rats didnt drink the heavy water, but rats do have different taste buds, so thunderfoot argues its likely they might not have tasted it as sweet but something they dont like
the rats getting sick from the heavy water and putting 1:1 together and not drinking from it was another theory thunderfoot mentioned
@@AttiliusRex Initially, the rats showed no preference, so I doubt it tastes bad to them. Considering the low body weight of rats, it is quite possible the amounts of heavy water they drank had an effect on their health.
So they avoided the different-tasting water. Makes sense to me.
@@AttiliusRex no you can legit taste the difference in even minute molecular compositions of water. Rats would be even better at it, but you can do it just fine.
Thr sabotage on the Norwegian Deuterium plant was made into the movie "Heros of the Telemark", starring Kirk Douglas.
The professor is science personified
You should try doing an enema with heavy water.
Eisenhower Warned Us ya you are right
”Picasso is my spirit animal” - Tsetsi
Please. Stop. No. More. Attention. Seeking.
His hair has more knowledge than I do.
You have as much knowledge as one of his nose hairs.
@@alanhyt79 a question mark he typed even
"Is it safe to drink heavy water?"
Google: **shows this video**
Bing: *WATER IS WATER*
There are seven isotopes of hydrogen the first three being Protium Deuterium and Tritium. The first two are stable isotopes and tritium is unstable and it’s the first of five radioactive isotopes of hydrogen. Protium is the most common form of hydrogen and just has a proton in its nucleus with a single electron in its shell. deuterium has a proton and a neutron and is known as heavy hydrogen, tritium the last of the natural forms of hydrogen has a proton and two neutrons. When deuterium is mixed with oxygen it forms what’s called heavy water.
You certainly would not want to drink tritiated water
You must be fun at parties
@@paulrob86 but have you seen codyslab here on YT where he drinks it?
@@ZeroMass Doesn't he only drink heavy water?
@@ferociousmaliciousghost only when the nuclear reg feds show up for a search 🤭
His hair is one of the criteria to be what we call a scientist
Can you drink heavy water?
Cody's lab: Hold my water...
More like hold my mercury
*hold my toilet paper moonshine
@@58209 the moonshine guy is nile red, i think
@@davidmella1174 yes it is
Hold my cyanide
I always drink some heavy water with my yellow cake
Under-rated comment 😊
I'd be more worried about the yellow cake. Uranium is a heavy metal on top of being nuclear fuel, so you'd get both heavy metal poisoning and severe cancer.
@@marc-andreservant201 that was the joke silly lol 😂
Sounds like a recipe for some very tasteful dessert indeed.
Come on, we know your yellow cake is fake.
There’s something so impressive about someone who can explain something really in a really clear and precise way without sounding patronising.
As Marty McFly would say, "This is heavy."
Crazy hair, lab coat, British accent = genius most likely.
And glasses
That's an English accent buddy.
American scientists are the opposite
@@a_single_white_female He's not your buddy, pal. Also, English accents are a subset of British accents. He's not wrong.
I have crazy hair, I wear a lab coat and I have an English accent being from England. I am certainly not a genius
His hair doesn't correlate with anything on this video, or whatever he does. He's awesome and way smarter than everybody in this comment section.
I'm not being sarcastic, I really do, it looks cool
Why so butthurt, bro?
Right on!!!
dolofonos thank you
+Ax'l Sister Way to go KILLJOY!!!
A sign of knowing your topic is to explain something in the fewest number of words. Always love listening to his straightforward honest explanations.
I like how happy he is that no one was injured or killed during the raid😂
Drinking a glass of heavy water normally is just like drinking ordinary water. Unless you drink it fast when you are really thirsty you might briefly feel thirstier as it pulls normal water out of your throat tissues faster than it diffuses in. Rats can distinguish it and will avoid it if they have access to normal water. Drinking a glass or so a day isn't harmful but if you start drinking it by the gallon bad things will happen. Nothing much happens until you reach about 20% replacement. Heavy water in high concentrations directly inhibits cell division by stopping meiosis.. First, you stop producing ova and sperm cells and become sterile. At 25%+ you get gastrointestinal inflammation and hair loss. At 30% replacement, your bone marrow stops working and platelets and red blood cells and white blood cells disappear and you die of aplastic anemia. No mammal can tolerate more than about 30% replacement of normal water by heavy water. In general, all plants and animals die by the time you reach 50%. Some micro organisms can tolerate 90% to a 100% replacement but they grow very slowly and often have distorted cell shapes. The effect is akin to radiation. Prokaryotic organisms like bacteria that don't have chromosomes are more resistant.
Some attempts were made to see how it affected cancer cells. but the concentrations required were too toxic to normal cells to be of any use.
One easy way to distinguish heavy water is to freeze it in ice cubes. Then chill normal water in an ice bath until it is just above freezing and put the cubes in. Heavy water freezes at several degrees above freezing so it will not melt, and the cubes will sink instead of float as they are about 10% heavier than normal ice cubes and are heavier than liquid water at 0 degrees..
Jerry Bear appreciate it mate thanks 🙏🏽
just watch cody's lab channel, and he still alive after drinking few ml of it
So what you're saying is you've discovered the male pill contraceptive. Nice work. Will pick some up from the pharmacy on the way home.
interesting. where's the source though?
Ive also heard it has a sweetish taste compared to normal water. It dies something odd to sweet taste recptors.
Well, you can drink everything, but in some case you'll be able to drink it only once :p
He looks like he has drank a couple cups of heavy water.
The Heroes of Telemark (1965).... A must watch film👍
i feel like this man is holding the secrets of the world in his hair
He's got the whole world in his hair.
Pubic hair?
Dare Bohne so true XD there's a small slip saying the meaning of life
he literally has the period table engraved on one of his hairs so yes he is
Dare Bohne 500 liked 👍
So if you use D2O in Whisky you'll either not feel so dizzy afterwards or you'll never feel dizzy again. Win-win I'd say.
bullsquid42, actually, you're likely to feel *dizzier* with D2O in your whisky. There were very few studies conducted about the effects of heavy water in humans, and the reported effects were minimal, if any, at the amounts consumed. However, one reported effect was dizziness, attributed to altered density of the fluid in the inner ear.
bullsquid42 As an avid scotch drinker i can say that if you pay for quality you will get quality, which means you won't get dizzy.
On one occasion i drank by myself more then half of a Glenlivet bottle, the sensation was astonishing.
Erez Klein wow half bottle. That's like a record or something..... Being dizzy from drinking has nothing to do with quality. It has to deal with how hydrated your brain is. The sensation of being drunk is just your brain losing water and drying out. Hence why if you drink 2 glasses of water after drinking before going to be you don't have a hang over. Beer and liquor work that way but wine has sulfates in it so that's why that trick doesn't work. You'd have in Drink something to get rid of the sulfates. But like I said quality has nothing to do with dizziness. Give me a handle of McCormicks and I'll show you quality has nothing to do with it.
justin bieltz, brain dehydration happens indeed, but it's only part of the problem. Ethanol and several of its metabolites (such as acetaldehyde) are also directly neurotoxic. They disrupt and/or imbalance several essential metabolic paths, they alter membrane potentials, they wreak havoc there. Dizziness and drunkenness happen less often with wine chiefly for two reasons: first, wine has much less alcohol content than distilled beverages, and second, one rarely drinks wine in the amounts one drinks beer, for example (as beer also has a lower alcohol content, but one tends to easily drink a lot of it). And while the greatest culprit is always ethanol itself, low-quality beverages may have additional neurotoxic substances or may slow down alcohol metabolism, so quality also has some influence in many cases. For example, everybody knows that cheap vodka causes a much worse hangover than a premium Russian or Polish vodka, and that's because cheap vodka is less pure, not because it has more alcohol (in fact, premium vodkas often have more, so much that some varieties are illegal outside their own countries).
bullsquid42 I think if you were ok after and you sobered up that you would become extremely dizzy when you found out how much that one drink cost.
The dog at the Argonne lab developed superintelligence and crude vocal abilities and went on to sign up with a team of mystery solving teens. However, the trauma of growing up in a research lab left him afraid of his own shadow and addicted to cheap off brand canine snacks.
As soon as I saw his hair, I knew the comment section was on fire. 😂
i like how the real objection to drinking D2O is
"...anyway, its FAR TOO EXPENSIVE..."
You can get 10g for $15 online.
*****
?
+Aaron Wolfenbarger 10 grams isn't enough to fill a thimble, though.
titaniumdiveknife most substances do...hence the "9" "99" and "999" grades and prices...
titaniumdiveknife
In that case, 10 grams for $15 is a ripoff. A kilogram is 100 times that amount. $680 divided by 100 is $6.80 for 10 grams.
The fact they’re so knowledgeable, so professional, while still having a sense of humor. It really makes my day
Racist show that they are not bad sometimes
@@AK-tf3fc bruh what?
When I did my MSc, a lot of researchers I met are quite humor
THATS MOST SCIENTISTS
@@AK-tf3fc jfc bro get out. I don't even want to get into how much you need to gtfo, in respect to the professor. GTFO.
It's a little bit sweet. Cody from Cody's Lab tested it.
I was born in the town he is talking about in Norway (Rjukan). Cool that he is talking about it
what kind of scientist are you?
this man: yes
Mad
Organic chemist
I would think physic
A chemist...
All
Possibly he was standing too close when the current was passed through the water.
Actually, this is very interesting.
Went straight to the comments, wasn’t disappointed.
Dudes hair is at Super Saiyan level of smartness
lol
Tyler jameson You have to have been scared by ghosts from childhood to get your hair that way
Tyler jameson *his IQ is over 9000!!!*
The smarter you get, your Sayian hair gets whiter, frizzier, and longer. Goku has competition
Quick answer:
Yes.
Dufferentiated Addendum:
But not too much.
Personal opinion:
It's too expensive.
Bist Du der Bruder von Heinz Ketchup, oder.
It is not such expensive. About 200 Euros one liter.
@@tomasmieger6826 That's still over 200 times more expensive than regular water.
It's worth the expense for me just to say I've drank pure d2o. I know its pointless but I still want to try it😂
@@DrewPicklesTheDark and over 15.000 litres of tap water
This is the kind of guy who I'd sit and listen to for hours
D2O is sweet-tasting
Thunderfoot recently talked about research into the taste of D2O. Also Cody's Lab did a tasting of D2O.
This species of hair likes to inhabit humans and turns them into geniuses.
lots of comments on his hair... but this one was special! liked!
I like your theory
thx
Is he Brian Mays grandad.
Interesting theory... However, I've had my hair curlers all week and I still think the Earth in flat!
Stop speculating and drink it already!
That's what science is all about.
D2O is frequently used in metabolic and body composition studies in humans, including infants and children, where it acts like a "dye", dissolving in all the spaces where water dissolves. Small amounts are very safe.
D2O has no noticeable effect on your body if you do not consume it often or in large quantities. You can take like 1 milliliter without being afraid as long as you don't take it more than once. It taste oddly sweet
Who is his hair stylist.? Einstein got nothin' on this dude.
He was born like that
Finger in the old light socket trick .
Works every time. 😲
@jokar jokar you rang?
Lol 😆
@@amerykanskipierdolic6346 or maybe its maybeline
He has a face where you can trust anything he says. If he said jump off a 10 story building and you will survive then I would.
mr rambo Meanwhile, your face.....
Yep sure i did already lol
btw i just meant it as a joke pls don't take it seriously no offence meant ;-)
Jerrin Thomas im a chilled out person. Dont worry :)
Joey Sabey i don't even know myself. Im confused like everyone else is.
Jerrin Thomas its a face only a mother could love ;)
Periodic Videos: 6 minute video on discussing what may or may not happen when drinking heavy water
Nile-Red: GULP
11 years later with the broken recommendation system landing here, I just HAVE to point out the unintentional comedic genius of the camera man.
What was going on with the dramatic zoom at 0:33? I just... I don't know, but it got a healthy chuckle out of me.
Well done all around, great video!
This guy's voice is perfect not to fast nor to shakey. He explains in a way that's easy to take in.
and just the right amount of British accent.
@Tyler Stone not him his voice
This guy looks like science.
Looks like a Half Life 1 scientist.
leo2895 lol true
He also sounds like science.
MrBaldable I wonder what he smells like.
***** Like SCIENCE!
Just watched this then realised it's 10 years old...
UA-cam algorithm strikes again.😆
how do you grow that hair
I love the professor, he knows so many legends and stories and speaks in such an interesting way.
He is unique.
Poetic
I like how they add historical legends on their lectures to spice up the content.
Professor almost led me to pursue chemistry but then UA-cam was banned in my country
And what's chemistry without UA-cam? 😕
Love the ending explanations about drinking D2O. "Any way it's far too expensive" lol
I think it would be cool to be heavier without increasing your volume for a few months and going back to regular water and seeing how much more agile you feel. That's assuming of course that it's not too toxic.
*****
Imagine how tired and sluggish you'd be though. You might also need external heat to maintain a healthy body-temperature.
Worst part would be possibly thinking more slowly as well.
+CDog2910 If only every UA-cam comment chain could be this intelligent.
+Mister Bones yeah, doing squats without doing squats.
+Mister Bones but would you notice you're thinking slower?
+Mister Bones but would you notice you're thinking slower?
Should probably update this video to say it tastes sweet
You know you're amazing when even the enemy admires your handywork.
I thought the title said “Can you drink heavy metal” and the person in the thumbnail was Brian May
I was searching for this comment... yay
Wrong kind of scientist :)
For those who don't know Brian May, he was a member of the famous band "Queen" he also has the crazy hairs similar to the professor in this video
@@taherpatrawala_ oh wow really!?!???!!?!? No way!!!
For those that don't know Queen, it was a band that made songs about crazy little things.
We all drink D2O, just diluted 7000:1 with H2O.
@Lake Nipissing where can I find this statistic?
@@Unclebarr watching this video
1) He's never tasted it therefore he can only speculate on what it would taste like (if anything).
2) No one has ever consumed an appreciable amount of it therefore he can only speculate on it's toxicity, it may have no effect at all.
Speculation from a scientist has value, but it should never be confused with fact. Scientists are surprised by findings all the time.
Periodic videos: "you probably shouldn't drink heavy water. It might poison you and it's far too expensive"
Cody's Lab: "I'm gonna do it"
I propose a drinking game! Every time a dude(tte) make a hair joke in this video, we drink a sip of heavy water!
D2O Pong?
KJ6EPL lol
lol you start, you just said it
Can I just use my Absolute Vodka. And just pretend. ??
See you all in 10 years when this is in recommended again
Nuh uh you get back here right now and watch more videos
Same
Will wait with you
Same :)
it is weird to see him this "young" and "lively" since right now he sounds more... slowed down or lost when he speaks. tho he must be like 80 or more years old in more recent videos!
Thunderfoot recently made a paper about drinking heavy water for those who would like an update on this question
Thunderf00t: Hold my beer.
If science was a person it'll be this man.
lol so true
XD tru tru
Your to original
Kalani'opio low too*
Jon John fumis is more than humis
In other words, Drinking Heavy Water has the same effects as ingesting arsenic, but the effects are so minuscule that it would not effect you much.
You are correct no one was killed during the raid. However, before the raid the raiding team was meant to be joined be extra troops. The aircraft was shot down, I think 50 souls were lost (not sure on the number). So there was loses during the mission on a whole.
this man 100% made a time machine out of a delorean
His hair is incredible.
Mr.EDM He could play a stereotypical mad scientist :)
Michael Bauers to me he feels more like the cookie and disoriented professor who makes a giant iridium alloy robot made to defend the planet ;)
So Fabulous!! :D
5:28 "Oh hey...w-wait are you filming me?!"
this is where thunderfoot's video comes in
*zooms in on his face as if something serious is about to happen*
"In Norway..."
Heavy water is just water that listens to Slayer.
+Evan S Raining D2O...from a lacerated sky....
😅😈👍
+wartornworld lol!
Slayer?, I'd say more like Napalm Death or Cannibal Corpse, lol!!!
dude .... you have no idea how true that is
He looks exactly like someone I will pay attention to and believe when he talks about science, even if he is a bathroom attendant.
+Self Stirring Pot I guess it's the power of stereo types xD
Just add Iron to that concoction and it'll then be called *"Heavy Metal Water"*
'various functions of your body will slow down'
Is this the elixir of life.
It is not true that none were killed in Telemark. The boat that transported the barrels from the plant out to the German ships also transported civilian Norwegian passengers and when they sank the boat there were a few people that went under due to the fact that they simply couldn't swim. A recent archaeological expedition retrieved a few of the barrels that contained the heavy water and some seemed to think that there were no barrels on the boat - hence killing these civilians for no reason... The barrels contained heavy water and the people who lost their loved ones knew that they did not die in vain.
I'm Swedish and still ashamed that we did not stop the Germans from going through Sweden into Norway just because we wanted to sell our steel to the Nazis. Wrong choice if you ask me but this is off topic...
I agree, whisky is far too expensive!
lol
XD
It's not the whisky he was referring to, it was the D20.
@@cattybound2011 hahaha
I was sad when Netflix removed “The heavy water war”!!! Such a great miniseries!!!
I love the dramatic zoom at 0:33
Honestly searched this up cause of the Norway mission in battlefield 5
Same
Eww
Asnawi Humaidi honestly I think it’s cool that people can be interested in science through video games. When the professor was mentioning the raid, I personally found it really interesting.
@@royceaxle5749 agree but, BF5? meh!
"Drinking heavy water should not be taken lightly..."
I would have so much fun organizing that bookshelf.
Does he have a van der Graaf generator under his desk?
+Andrew Bailey this is the most original comment i have read about his hair in a long long time! :D
+Anindya Mahajan I said this before...
Not the actual thing, but he has their albums
@@keatonsanders7179 BuzzN and Shocked are my two favorites from van der Graaf. Shorted was a disappointment and is generally viewed as the group not living up to their full potential. I believe in the UK the album shorted was released as "Shunt".
Andrew Bailey
No need to be obscene.
He looks just like the stereotype science teacher haha
+Harvey Haans
More like a mad scientist.
+volarecantare Indeed, or both
ikr
+Harvey Haans They look like that because they played about with the Van DeGraaf generator too much when they were schoolkids. lol
I live in a tourist town and I recognize the value of playing into stereotypes. People think they are getting an authentic experience.
What kind of question is this if you can drink heavy water used as a coolant for Nuclear Rods....