Cody eating a cherry thinking like “I wonder if cherry pits can dissolve gold? Better start collecting the pits” ...one year later...Never underestimate Cody’s persistence.
This wasn't anything Cody just thought of last year. He has known for a very long time that hydrogen cyanide is in cherry pits and that HCN dissolves gold. He has only gotten around to trying this experiment now.
@@OldSkoolF Nope, Prussian blue was, in fact, one of the colours Bob Ross used multiple times. Phthalo blue was also one, but he did use both. In case you're not convinced, in S21E10 of his series "The Joy of Painting", he does use Prussian blue.
How come my chemistry professors never told us we could set up our apparatus by snapping our fingers and clapping our hands? We wasted SO MUCH TIME in lab over this!
Working with cyanide on a small scale is doable for amateur chemists. But the synthesis of cyanide often involves HCN...many chemists accidentally gassed themselves with it.
I've used cyanide and I used to have either some indicatoror a pH probe (depending on how fancy the lab I was working at was) and quite a bit of sodium hydroxide set up above it in order to stop the reaction going acidic, because if that happens, I'd get HCN and probably die
Still not even par with nile red's "extracting lidocaine from anal lube", in which he bought a massive bottle of anal lube, then went back to buy another one next day.
Organic chem (or maybe even chem in general) takes you down a dark road filled with questionable purchases and disregarding any instructions that came with said purchases. Hopefully, I don't have to explain the normal implifications of purchasing two bottles of anal lube, but NileRed also bought a whole bunch of Pepto-Bismol, and the implifications of such a purpose was (and I'm paraphrasing) "you'd just feel bad for someone purchasing that much Pepto-Bismol".
I don't know about you, but I don't have a year's worth of cherry pits saved up. I'm not particularly fond of cherries due to the pit, either. (Yeah, no cyanide for me.)
Man, Cody, I love your channel so much. Small things like your general sense of humor, your dedication to ideas like saving cherry pits, and the cut to you showing the Prussian Blue in daylight are endearing qualities that I really appreciate. Even when the content isn’t exactly applicable to my life (lol), it’s educational and entertaining nonetheless. Good stuff, dude!
Next Video: "Recovering the Gold" Cody drinks the solution and $hits out a gold bar. Don't change that channel folks. You DON"T want to miss this episode. Thanks for the very informative videos Cody. You know the drill....Stay awesome.
That would think the more likely scenario would be that since the smell makes you sneeze he probably start sneezing out gold into the tissues he would blow his nose on. If he did this onto a canvas it would make for interesting artwork....
News just in: A large flock of birds flying over Utah has fallen from the sky seemingly due to Cyanide poisoning. Local chemist Cody Reeder states that clearly someone has been releasing the chemical into the environment, though has no idea who would do such a thing. The investigation is ongoing.
Don't walk by cody's house when he's sciencing, might get a waft of what he's cookin. Thinking of that you might want to check your front sidewalk you might have a pile of dead neighbors that were walking their dog at the wrong time, just a thought lol.
@@gewuerzwanze5627 there are much more effective poisons... but youtube would ban be if I mentioned them... also... Hemlock grows all over the US... so yeah... if someone was going to poison themselves or others they wouldn't be building a lab to copy Cody.
Most seeds in the family Rosaceae, mainly from the genus malus (Apples), pyrus (Pears) and prunus (Cherries, almonds, etc.) among others. Sweet almonds and sweet apricots still have the amygdalin. You'd have to eat several bushels of almonds and a little less than that in sweet aps. The seeds aren't anywhere near as bad in Rubus (Raspberry, blackberry, thimbleberry, boysenberry, etc) and Fragaria (Strawberry). Yes, all of the fruits listed are related albeit somewhat distantly, in the rose family.
@@FluffyCarpenterBee I'm pretty sure he left a couple steps out, and/or didn't explain it enough. Most of this equipment isn't exactly readily available, although I guess anything is on the internet. My point is, you'd already either have to know what you're doing, or do more research, making this video useless. I get your point though, and you're not wrong. I still don't see the problem though, but that's an issue with UA-cam's system in general.
Love the clap cuts 😂, Keep it up. Also could you try and take out cyanide from blueprints. It's pretty concentrated. Edit. Just finished watching and saw you mentioned it 😂.
I initially thought you were a wizard at chemistry, but after seeing how you transferred the materials into the reaction vessel, I see that you're an actual wizard.
I'll always appreciate that he puts the chemical reactions in clear text on the screen, even if I lost the knowledge on how to read them after high school organic chem. Maybe someday i'll understand what they mean again.
This is one of those things that is technically true but in practice wouldn’t work. The reaction is too slow and your body could process it just as fast as the cyanide was produced, so you would need maybe 100x more to actually be lethal.
Cody'sLab ha ha! I did think that given the number of cherries eaten each year there’d have been some kind of health scare by now if it was a real issue. Still, if you ate 200 cherry stones I think the cyanide might not be top of your list of problems 😂
I love when Cody says "the ONLY ISSUE I RAN INTO". The behind the sceenes bloopers are the birds dropping from the sky above his place. Lol. Love your content Cody
Man, the extraterrestrials going through our internet must be shitting bricks knowing that we eat foods containing deadly toxins and then walk it off like it was nothing...
@@bromisovalum8417 H2S is less toxic than cyanide and HCN. 800 ppm for 5 minutes has killed a human before. 800 ppm is quite a lot compared to 100ppm of HCN. Also good luck administrating a gas for a long enough time. I'd stick with cyanides at that point. It's also very potent of a smell. I think seeing high traces of sulfur in the lungs would raise questions. Just saying
I think it would be easier to use in powder form, which would require purifying and then extracting it as a solid. Cody doesn't show us that part unfortunately. But it does solidify the idea that you should never fuck with a chemist
Cody is a blessing. I know nothing about chemistry but something about him is so interesting that I keep watching even if he is speaking gibberish to me.
@@theCodyReeder: Is that a mobile app thing? Because on desktop, if I click on subscriptions it shows me unmonetized videos. That said, I just noticed that I'm not subscribed to your channel, probably because I never got around to it, but I see your vids in my recommendations.
Prussian blue is Also utilized to check for planarity of mechanical pieces. You put a couple of mls of motor oil on the comparison plane (which u know is flat), then u take a piece of paper or fabric, dip said cloth in the pigment, spread the pigment and motor oil on the comparison plane, grab the Component that u need to check, put it flat against the plane and move it around just a bit to get the pigment to Stick onto the surface. Where it's blue you know it's flat, where It isn't you know that u have a depression. Or as another example, IT Can Also be utilized to check if you got the correct shimming for coupling crown and pinion of a gearbox (diff). (I've done so just a month Ago, old Fiat Stil runs, lol) Greetings from Italy
His lab experiments do work, I followed his examples for the time machine he had on a previous video post and it worked. So far I just use the time machine to trade stocks and it has worked very well for me. I guess UA-cam made the video vanish because it is no longer viewable. But I’m glad I took the opportunity to make my time machine when I had the chance.
His yield would not be what he wanted though, so he will have to refilter it and wash it with some more refined something, but the result will be even less, yet purer hence even more deadly to mere mortals.
I have a learning problem: The more time goes by, the more I feel an urgency to learn everything. And the more I realize I'll never have learned enough...adding to the urgency of learning more. Thank you for sharing!
If this can dissolve the gold, can you re-extract that gold from the mixture? Let's say if you were trying to remove gold from circuit board parts, and wanted to collect the gold into one mass. Id imagine this would not be an efficient way to do it, but if you sought to do so, would you be able to?
It's called cyanide leaching or gold cyanidation. You use cyanide to extract gold or other precious metals from minerals with low content of said metals. Its use in mining often causes vast damage to the environment, but it works because it's relatively easy to extract the metals from the solution. So I guess it should work with circuit boards, too.
@@ado1035 -- Awesome -- thanks. Yeah I was was wondering about that for a long time and when I seen this video I figured Id ask. I really appreciate the prompt response w/ it too. Im sure there's more effective ways of doing it, but its interested me on how they recover the most possible units of precious metals when recovering from circuit boards or things like that. Thank you for the info though -- Im going to look into that. I never knew it was so commonly utilized.
There is a huge pile of cherry pits that's been sitting around near the Juab county dump for years now, probably leaching a bunch of cyanide into the ground. Anyway, instead of saving your own pits, you could have probably just picked up a couple of bucketsful in Nephi.
I can just imagine inviting Cody round for dinner and he offers to help by washing the dishes. Ten minutes later you go into the kitchen and there he is making dynamite from the contents of your kitchen cupboards
Entertainingly enough, I found my way here after reading an old cookbook that gave a recipe for cherry stone infused vodka - immediately my brain said "Wait, bad idea. Must look up safety of this". And here I am.
They make a kitchen tool for pitting cherries, called a " Cherry Pitter". strangely enough. Likely Cody canned all the cherries to eat this winter, keeping the pits.
This is why I like this channel. It doesn't just show the reactions, but shows the steps involved in producing chemicals without just ordering them all online. Plus good science. 😎
I usually don't like jump cuts like that, but these are done well. They're done in places that would be somewhat boring to watch, and it makes the transition smoother.
They dump cherry pits by the ton on their property behind a cherry processing plant. The ground water around that area is probably polluted beyond imagination now. I know there are new houses near by and swamp land across the road. There are also a few homes across the road from the property. There used to be chicken barns there 60 years ago. Those burned down. I doubt anyone bothers checking the contents of the water there.
Not quite, but it is possible. A lot of noxious or otherwise unpleasant chemicals smell like almonds. Despite all of this, it's mostly due to how one is used to surrounding smells and your genetics as to how you smell and compare it. So overall, what Cody is smelling, may smell very different to what you smell it as.
I actually heard that somewhere else. Mabe it wascmy dad. he was trying to get me to drink something that smelled like almonds. I dropped it and the dog got into it. Later the dog di......wait a minute.....HEY!
@Grant Craig @@theCodyReeder thank you guys ! so, for a proof of concept, the process is nice, but it doesn't have a good yield... something like one-two hundred mL of solution at roughly 0.02-4 mol/L isn't much. I was trying to figure out if the process would be economically sustainable, if we had like a depot for organic wastes in a city, but that wouldn't work much, the heating and all the released vapours wouldn't make it worth it...
@@parishna4882 he's better off collecting apple seeds, you can Google it, and while your at it you might as well go for the gusto and start collecting Castor beans he'll be delighted to Google that up, just make he has a hazmat suit first
Been watching Cody ever since the greenhouse plants with no soil but water and using sunlight to charge car battery. Never seems to bored me but very interesting ideas.
Both almonds and cherries are in the same botanical family, and almonds are basically the insides of a “cherry” pit, so kinda cool their smells would be related...
Best comparison of physical comparison vs chemical comparison. I honestly thought the secondary container would have a purer CN content but the primary was stronger. Thanks Cody!
I have been watching a program on Quest/Discovery "Aussie Gold Hunters". It shows one group which built a big mound of dirt which has sprinklers on top spraying cyanide which peculates through the mound and catches the gold in solution, which is then recovered with some kind of carbon filters.
I mean he would loose a tiny bit of gold. he always does whenever he recovers it. Im just wondering if he would he able to recover the tiny amount that the gold leaf put into it with the little black carbon pellets he uses.
What he usually does is collect all the gold experiments he's done in the last few months and then refines the gold out in one go, this will minimise the losses.
I have a son your age up at Washington University teaching math while getting his phd....he watches you quite a bit and I can say I'm sure your parents are very proud of you as I am of him. Keep the videos coming.
Wait, you can't eat cherry pits? I've been doing it for years. I'm serious. I eat plum seeds and strawberry cores too. They're safe right? I knew about apple seeds but not about cherry pits.
As he says in the video they are in a very hard shell so on less you chew them you should be fine as it will just pass right thru you, ofc there is no reason to take that chance, so i wouldnt keep doing it if i were you.
Every time I snap or clap to set up my beakers and materials my chemistry set just stares at me judgmentally. Hopefully I can become this skilled with chemistry one day.
There's still something really really funny about Cody of all people telling you not to try it at home, it's either really ironic or it means you really shouldn't try it at home cuz Cody is crazy and Cody almost always tries it at home.
Cody eating a cherry thinking like “I wonder if cherry pits can dissolve gold? Better start collecting the pits” ...one year later...Never underestimate Cody’s persistence.
lol
Remember the gunpowder from pee video? That was impressive.
@@AxxLAfriku First Bacon_ and now Cody; no channel is safe from Axxl
This wasn't anything Cody just thought of last year. He has known for a very long time that hydrogen cyanide is in cherry pits and that HCN dissolves gold. He has only gotten around to trying this experiment now.
Didn’t he keep Tin in a freezer to make gray Tin once? Took years
Ah yes just extract a deadly poison from a fruit and dissolve one of the most expensive metals into it. Typical Thursday.
@@kadensharpin2156 grammar nazi
Kaden Sharpin you just dissolved my confidence
@@designworksdw1949 Spelling Nazi**
@@awpz0r lol
lol
More important, Prussian blue was also used by Bob Ross
Your thinking of Phahlo Blue .
@@OldSkoolF Nope, Prussian blue was, in fact, one of the colours Bob Ross used multiple times. Phthalo blue was also one, but he did use both. In case you're not convinced, in S21E10 of his series "The Joy of Painting", he does use Prussian blue.
@@avananana dang you know the exact episode
@@burgerking2190 Mate, Bob Ross is the greatest 8) You should know every episode by heart. Lmao
But it wasn't? Wait did I get wooshed? What?
Watching this before UA-cam takes it down because educational videos on chemistry don't seem to have any place on the platform.
Insert Name Here TF this video currently even has ads, so we’ll see
I wonder how many megaliters of cyanide you could extract from UA-cam...
@@LordDragox412 Is it because YT is so toxic nowadays?
@@o.a.m9515 If you want poison you can go buy some rat poison with a couple of dollars and skip all the chemistry.
@@ShadowsDML Yeah, Ace Harware has plenty of poison, with out even asking.
Cody's lab in 10 years: Making antimatter in my garage with a light bulb
'in my garage' haha you cheeky bastard
On Mars
Someone called?
in 32.345 years: Making light speed suits for humans so their guts don't get obliterated.
@@brainiac1595 Knaaawledge
“Low enough that I’m not worried about it... right now.” 😆
That little pause made me lose it.
knowing lethal doses is one hell of a drug
@@theshuman100 What's the LD50 on knowing lethal doses?
How come my chemistry professors never told us we could set up our apparatus by snapping our fingers and clapping our hands? We wasted SO MUCH TIME in lab over this!
they need to go to the mary poppins school
trust issues
Any chance you can do the same with frankincense or myrth?
Dead man's got a lot of nerve showing up on a scientist's UA-cam channel!
Jack Speedicy
Science is not the enemy of religion
Is fiver Jesus and justin Y the same person after all?
@@DanielBohnen Not quite. Religion is not the enemy of Science. Science is definitely the enemy of religion.
Cody: "don't make cyanide yourself.....like...ever"
also Cody: "there's far better ways to get cyanide!"
Working with cyanide on a small scale is doable for amateur chemists. But the synthesis of cyanide often involves HCN...many chemists accidentally gassed themselves with it.
I've used cyanide and I used to have either some indicatoror a pH probe (depending on how fancy the lab I was working at was) and quite a bit of sodium hydroxide set up above it in order to stop the reaction going acidic, because if that happens, I'd get HCN and probably die
@@cockatoo010 I want to make cyanide in my garage almost no equipment can that work (I have 0 worries about safety at all)
Where can I get cynide
@@williamsorensen3958u dead yet?
Cody: "Turning cherry pits into cya--"
UA-cam: *stares
Cody: "Turning cherry pits to stuffs that dissolves gold
"...and even then you probably shouldnt do it." Thanks Cody!
"There are much better ways to get cyanide".
Thanks for the tip, Cody!
@@micahphilson That was the part that got a chuckle out of me.
@@micahphilson a 100 gram KCN quantity costs around 2 bucks.
@@ghlscitel6714 but only certified labors can buy it, am i right?
Cody is the man !
The randomness of these techniques rivals a Vsauce video.
"What is the weight of a shadow?"
"Today I'm going to extract dynamite from milk."
Still not even par with nile red's "extracting lidocaine from anal lube", in which he bought a massive bottle of anal lube, then went back to buy another one next day.
@@asammar4835 Yup! I think I actually pissed myself laughing watching that part!
@@asammar4835 XD and eating dna
Organic chem (or maybe even chem in general) takes you down a dark road filled with questionable purchases and disregarding any instructions that came with said purchases. Hopefully, I don't have to explain the normal implifications of purchasing two bottles of anal lube, but NileRed also bought a whole bunch of Pepto-Bismol, and the implifications of such a purpose was (and I'm paraphrasing) "you'd just feel bad for someone purchasing that much Pepto-Bismol".
@@jacobjeleniewski8694 "dna" ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Cody learned the magic of a static camera view, manual exposure, and seamless cuts, in this video.
I am so proud of you dude.
“Even then you shouldn’t do it. There a far better ways to get cyanide” 😂😂😂😂 this is the UA-cam I like
"You don't need to breath this"
Proceeds to use a coffee grinder to bust open pits.
Cody's jump cut magic never fails to put a smile on my face :)
Cody: Even then you probably shouldn’t do it.
Me: Awe Cody really cares about our safety
Cody 1 sec later: Far better ways to get cyanide.
💀💀💀💀😂
😂🤣😂🤣 That had me rolling too!
I don't know about you, but I don't have a year's worth of cherry pits saved up. I'm not particularly fond of cherries due to the pit, either. (Yeah, no cyanide for me.)
Deadass
Man, Cody, I love your channel so much. Small things like your general sense of humor, your dedication to ideas like saving cherry pits, and the cut to you showing the Prussian Blue in daylight are endearing qualities that I really appreciate. Even when the content isn’t exactly applicable to my life (lol), it’s educational and entertaining nonetheless.
Good stuff, dude!
Next Video: "Recovering the Gold" Cody drinks the solution and $hits out a gold bar. Don't change that channel folks. You DON"T want to miss this episode. Thanks for the very informative videos Cody. You know the drill....Stay awesome.
he will die then from gold cyanide
Cody is a Lannister now,he $hits gold.
That would think the more likely scenario would be that since the smell makes you sneeze he probably start sneezing out gold into the tissues he would blow his nose on.
If he did this onto a canvas it would make for interesting artwork....
News just in:
A large flock of birds flying over Utah has fallen from the sky seemingly due to Cyanide poisoning.
Local chemist Cody Reeder states that clearly someone has been releasing the chemical into the environment, though has no idea who would do such a thing.
The investigation is ongoing.
So dressing the cherry pits as an aluminium wizard helps the process, eh?
Al Foote III yes, cos nobody likes roasted nuts
HDXFH "Well that's all the time we have for, Is It A Good Idea To Microwave This?" "I'm your host Jory Caron" "I'm your sidekick Ryan Mcllwain"
You mean loominum
And the right spell. Expelliarm-pits!
@@avgjoe3540 Ooh... I incanted Exsmellyarm-pits... It didn't work so well, but on the plus side, I've never smelled so fresh!
Normal person: Yummy Cheery
Cody: Yummy cyanide
Love ur channel
Don't walk by cody's house when he's sciencing, might get a waft of what he's cookin. Thinking of that you might want to check your front sidewalk you might have a pile of dead neighbors that were walking their dog at the wrong time, just a thought lol.
And gimme some more of that cyanide.
sciencing.....👍
He probably does this on his ranch
His closest neighbor is like 2 miles away.
well he is making cyanide
UA-cam Algorithims: Scary man has science stuff and uses science words. Demonitized!
Rude
i mean he DID upload a video tutorial on how to make cyanide
@@gewuerzwanze5627 there are much more effective poisons... but youtube would ban be if I mentioned them...
also... Hemlock grows all over the US... so yeah... if someone was going to poison themselves or others they wouldn't be building a lab to copy Cody.
@@gewuerzwanze5627 And it was scary 🤣
@@TnT_F0X So what? Cyanide not toxic enough? First time I ever heard that
Most seeds in the family Rosaceae, mainly from the genus malus (Apples), pyrus (Pears) and prunus (Cherries, almonds, etc.) among others. Sweet almonds and sweet apricots still have the amygdalin. You'd have to eat several bushels of almonds and a little less than that in sweet aps. The seeds aren't anywhere near as bad in Rubus (Raspberry, blackberry, thimbleberry, boysenberry, etc) and Fragaria (Strawberry). Yes, all of the fruits listed are related albeit somewhat distantly, in the rose family.
The question is can you resolidify gold using pistachios. 😁
LOL
Cody I’m still confused as to why this video isn’t monetized.
Yup, i definitely absolutely am too.
UA-cam hates science and history channels
production of hazardous materials
He made a deadly poison from household items, with easily accessible equipment, using a process that you or I could follow.
@@FluffyCarpenterBee I'm pretty sure he left a couple steps out, and/or didn't explain it enough. Most of this equipment isn't exactly readily available, although I guess anything is on the internet. My point is, you'd already either have to know what you're doing, or do more research, making this video useless.
I get your point though, and you're not wrong. I still don't see the problem though, but that's an issue with UA-cam's system in general.
Love the clap cuts 😂, Keep it up. Also could you try and take out cyanide from blueprints. It's pretty concentrated.
Edit. Just finished watching and saw you mentioned it 😂.
Seems he's been watching This Old Tony....
I thought your profile pic was a hair on my screen and i tried to scrub it of. Well done sir you have my admiration
@@TheCardiffMafia it happens to the best of us
Are people still getting tripped up by the ol' hair on the screen routine?
@@Shaun.Stephens This old Tony rocks. Also Frank Howarth has a similar style for some on his videos.
I initially thought you were a wizard at chemistry, but after seeing how you transferred the materials into the reaction vessel, I see that you're an actual wizard.
I'll always appreciate that he puts the chemical reactions in clear text on the screen, even if I lost the knowledge on how to read them after high school organic chem.
Maybe someday i'll understand what they mean again.
I think I remember reading that there’s enough cyanide to kill you in just two ground cherry stones. But I might have made that memory up.
This is one of those things that is technically true but in practice wouldn’t work. The reaction is too slow and your body could process it just as fast as the cyanide was produced, so you would need maybe 100x more to actually be lethal.
Yeah no I've eaten more than that in a day they are surprisingly tasty.
Cody'sLab ha ha! I did think that given the number of cherries eaten each year there’d have been some kind of health scare by now if it was a real issue. Still, if you ate 200 cherry stones I think the cyanide might not be top of your list of problems 😂
I love when Cody says "the ONLY ISSUE I RAN INTO". The behind the sceenes bloopers are the birds dropping from the sky above his place. Lol. Love your content Cody
Man, the extraterrestrials going through our internet must be shitting bricks knowing that we eat foods containing deadly toxins and then walk it off like it was nothing...
I like the editing tricks with the time skips. I know they are nothing new, but I am a sucker for that sort of thing.
You would love This Old Tony
Next up...Distilling Platinum with Unicorn Horns!
Please, he'd never stoop to fantasy. He'd just isolate plutonium from some spare mercury ore he dug up himself and use that to dissolve it!
@@micahphilson You don't know what you're talking about, that won't dissolve unicorn horns. I'm a wizard, I'd know
Next up: Preparing plutonium amalgam in a makeshift radiological laboratory
@@micahphilson "Please" haha
I'm always amazed by your creativity with chemistry. Great video
Wow, I haven’t watched Cody in a while and the production quality has really improved! Great stuff
Only Cody would have hydrochloric acid in a spray bottle hanging around the house. Great video!!!
My step-dad does too (muriatic acid) for use in tile and stone work...
@@diamondflaw oh okay to color or stain different shades.
“You guys should not do this...ok step one”
Legal disclaimer
A good way to bump a person off without leaving a paper trail or video evidence behind when buying Cyanide. LOL
@@Andrew-my1cp simple H2S, more toxic than cyanide and no antidote
@@bromisovalum8417 H2S is less toxic than cyanide and HCN. 800 ppm for 5 minutes has killed a human before. 800 ppm is quite a lot compared to 100ppm of HCN. Also good luck administrating a gas for a long enough time. I'd stick with cyanides at that point. It's also very potent of a smell. I think seeing high traces of sulfur in the lungs would raise questions. Just saying
Or just punch them really hard and a lot.
@@c0mputer that defeats the no evidence part lol
I think it would be easier to use in powder form, which would require purifying and then extracting it as a solid. Cody doesn't show us that part unfortunately.
But it does solidify the idea that you should never fuck with a chemist
Fun fact:
Cody’s Lab’s real name is Cody Slab.
It’s codydon’s laborotory
Cody'sLab My mistake, kind sir.
Cody is a blessing. I know nothing about chemistry but something about him is so interesting that I keep watching even if he is speaking gibberish to me.
Years ago, I accidentally dropped my gold ring into a beaker of aqua regia and it dissolved.
That was the pits :(
Press X to doubt.
Master Therion again lol dude i see u everywhere
we must enjoy the same thingd
X
Jewelry in the lab?! Shame on you
is it just me or is his stuff not showing up on sub tab?
Unmonitized videos won’t.
@@theCodyReeder: Is that a mobile app thing? Because on desktop, if I click on subscriptions it shows me unmonetized videos. That said, I just noticed that I'm not subscribed to your channel, probably because I never got around to it, but I see your vids in my recommendations.
@@theCodyReeder I see what you did there....
Not use the word cyanide anywhere in title and description.
I have it on my sub page on mobile.
@@theCodyReeder Did they punish you for this? Like a strike or something?
When Cody is worried with safety you know is something dangerous
Prussian blue is Also utilized to check for planarity of mechanical pieces.
You put a couple of mls of motor oil on the comparison plane (which u know is flat), then u take a piece of paper or fabric, dip said cloth in the pigment, spread the pigment and motor oil on the comparison plane, grab the Component that u need to check, put it flat against the plane and move it around just a bit to get the pigment to Stick onto the surface.
Where it's blue you know it's flat, where It isn't you know that u have a depression.
Or as another example, IT Can Also be utilized to check if you got the correct shimming for coupling crown and pinion of a gearbox (diff). (I've done so just a month Ago, old Fiat Stil runs, lol)
Greetings from Italy
His lab experiments do work, I followed his examples for the time machine he had on a previous video post and it worked. So far I just use the time machine to trade stocks and it has worked very well for me. I guess UA-cam made the video vanish because it is no longer viewable. But I’m glad I took the opportunity to make my time machine when I had the chance.
@2:09 this old Tony did some magic.
jimbarbwe1985 : at 1:46, as well. I was wondering who else would notice the influence. :)
@@DavidLindes Yeah, some TOT Majick is always welcome :)
Why do you have so many cherry pits? Are you dissolving gold??
*Thinks for a second*
*"dissolving gold"*
"YEEEEEAH let's go with that."
sou you should not do it, EXCEPT if you are NileRed
Man, NileRed is pretty cool! 🍄
Ah yes, good old Nile "I didn't think that would be a problem" Red...
His yield would not be what he wanted though, so he will have to refilter it and wash it with some more refined something, but the result will be even less, yet purer hence even more deadly to mere mortals.
@@parishna4882 Isopropyl alcohol.....
@@parishna4882 This comment made my day.^^
I really like the edits in this video. The snaps and claps transitions are pretty entertaining.
I have a learning problem:
The more time goes by, the more I feel an urgency to learn everything. And the more I realize I'll never have learned enough...adding to the urgency of learning more.
Thank you for sharing!
Just nit picking here. Though apples also have cyanogenic glycosides in them (Amygdalin) they are pome fruits not stone fruits.
Well I never claimed to be a botanist.
Never heard of a “pome” fruit. That’s cool.
Pomme is just Apple in France tho.
Potato is "pomme du terre" Yeah a "pome fruit".
Of course apples are pomme. Its just the French word
He never said other types didnt have it
I finally found someone with another weird UA-cam name
If this can dissolve the gold, can you re-extract that gold from the mixture?
Let's say if you were trying to remove gold from circuit board parts, and wanted to collect the gold into one mass.
Id imagine this would not be an efficient way to do it, but if you sought to do so, would you be able to?
It's called cyanide leaching or gold cyanidation. You use cyanide to extract gold or other precious metals from minerals with low content of said metals. Its use in mining often causes vast damage to the environment, but it works because it's relatively easy to extract the metals from the solution. So I guess it should work with circuit boards, too.
@@ado1035 -- Awesome -- thanks. Yeah I was was wondering about that for a long time and when I seen this video I figured Id ask. I really appreciate the prompt response w/ it too. Im sure there's more effective ways of doing it, but its interested me on how they recover the most possible units of precious metals when recovering from circuit boards or things like that. Thank you for the info though -- Im going to look into that. I never knew it was so commonly utilized.
There is a huge pile of cherry pits that's been sitting around near the Juab county dump for years now, probably leaching a bunch of cyanide into the ground. Anyway, instead of saving your own pits, you could have probably just picked up a couple of bucketsful in Nephi.
I can just imagine inviting Cody round for dinner and he offers to help by washing the dishes. Ten minutes later you go into the kitchen and there he is making dynamite from the contents of your kitchen cupboards
Entertainingly enough, I found my way here after reading an old cookbook that gave a recipe for cherry stone infused vodka - immediately my brain said "Wait, bad idea. Must look up safety of this".
And here I am.
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Science is easy when you have magic to help!
This is basically alchemy at this point
And what was the purpose of disolving the gold?
To prove it’s possible to use cherry pits to dissolve gold.
Can you do a video on how you refined the cherries to just pits
I can see the video title... "Extracting Cherry Pits Unscathed using my New Rocket Propulsion System"
They make a kitchen tool for pitting cherries, called a " Cherry Pitter". strangely enough.
Likely Cody canned all the cherries to eat this winter, keeping the pits.
Oral mastication is my bet.
I've used a cherry pitter, in fact.
This is why I like this channel. It doesn't just show the reactions, but shows the steps involved in producing chemicals without just ordering them all online. Plus good science. 😎
Add a fresh air vent to the back of your box to promote a convection style draft which will direct your airflow away from the glassware.
Next up, Dissolving Water with Dead Rats
andrew aton why?
Isolating Thorium from potato skins grown on the ranch, using mercury ore from his mine!
I wish my glassware would snap together with a clap of my hands...
I wish my glassware cleaned itself with a clap of my hands
"Lets get this into the reaction vessel" *tink!....
I half expected cody to say "NICE! m'kay"..
oh, this cyanide tastes just awful.... maybe just one more little bite.
Holy shit, is this a Steve MRE reference?
I love Steve1989
Finally! A clean method I can dispose of all this useless gold scrap I have lying around. Very informative and interesting. Thank you!
you're video cuts look really good and professional, i like the quick cuts.
_If you're reading this:_
*The FBI wants your location*
Every time you say alright everyone i remember that you did breathing all the noble gases
I noticed you call it "Nasty liquid" multiple time. Is that to avoid some sort of channel strike?
Maybe... mostly I didn't know what else to call it.
not likely nile red and Nurd rage get strikes for videos like this all the time
@@theCodyReeder I see. I'm getting a debit card soon, first thing i'm going to do is become a patron!
Anti money liquid.
*not to be confused with antimony trioxide in water.
@@theCodyReeder what's the nastiest liquid you can think of?
I usually don't like jump cuts like that, but these are done well. They're done in places that would be somewhat boring to watch, and it makes the transition smoother.
They dump cherry pits by the ton on their property behind a cherry processing plant. The ground water around that area is probably polluted beyond imagination now. I know there are new houses near by and swamp land across the road. There are also a few homes across the road from the property. There used to be chicken barns there 60 years ago. Those burned down. I doubt anyone bothers checking the contents of the water there.
So the smell of roasted almonds is the smell of hydrogen cyanide?
Not quite, but it is possible. A lot of noxious or otherwise unpleasant chemicals smell like almonds. Despite all of this, it's mostly due to how one is used to surrounding smells and your genetics as to how you smell and compare it. So overall, what Cody is smelling, may smell very different to what you smell it as.
I actually heard that somewhere else. Mabe it wascmy dad. he was trying to get me to drink something that smelled like almonds. I dropped it and the dog got into it. Later the dog di......wait a minute.....HEY!
interesting...your profile pic.
nanupelu it is a minecraft sunset
I think it's benzaldehyde.
"Now time for the taste test"
i would like to know how much cyanide you can extract with this method, any idea of how many mol you got from those pits?
I estimate I got a tenth of a gram from the 700 grams. Theoretically I could have got about half a gram.
At 26.02g / mole a 1/10g sample would be 0.0038431975403 moles.
@Grant Craig @@theCodyReeder thank you guys ! so, for a proof of concept, the process is nice, but it doesn't have a good yield... something like one-two hundred mL of solution at roughly 0.02-4 mol/L isn't much. I was trying to figure out if the process would be economically sustainable, if we had like a depot for organic wastes in a city, but that wouldn't work much, the heating and all the released vapours wouldn't make it worth it...
@@theCodyReeder Yeah but how many people can it kill? That's what he's asking.
@@parishna4882 he's better off collecting apple seeds, you can Google it, and while your at it you might as well go for the gusto and start collecting Castor beans he'll be delighted to Google that up, just make he has a hazmat suit first
It seems as if you had a lot of fun with the video editing. I love it! Your videos are always so interesting.
The edits on this video were a very nice added touch!
Cody's version of a Cynide and Happiness short.
Cydane and happines has to make a sort with you
Oh actually you can export gold without paying a dime at customs
Been watching Cody ever since the greenhouse plants with no soil but water and using sunlight to charge car battery. Never seems to bored me but very interesting ideas.
Not *all* stone fruits. Sweet almonds (Prunus dulcis) lack the cyanogenic glycosides, which is why we can munch down almonds..
While they contain substantially less of that compound, they don't lack it entirely.
Misread the title as dissolving gold with cat piss
almond extract smells like cherries, cherry pits small like roasted almonds, huh
Both almonds and cherries are in the same botanical family, and almonds are basically the insides of a “cherry” pit, so kinda cool their smells would be related...
Almond extract contains benzaldehyde which when an acid is present smells and tastes like cherry
I thought the almond/cherry-ness was from the benzaldehyde, (which I guess he explained with the amygdalin part)
cyanide and gold... you sir, have obtained Cyanide and Happiness!
Best comparison of physical comparison vs chemical comparison. I honestly thought the secondary container would have a purer CN content but the primary was stronger. Thanks Cody!
I have been watching a program on Quest/Discovery "Aussie Gold Hunters". It shows one group which built a big mound of dirt which has sprinklers on top spraying cyanide which peculates through the mound and catches the gold in solution, which is then recovered with some kind of carbon filters.
can you recover the gold and cyanide after dissolving? If so how large are your losses for each?
yes. massive loss of cyanide, no loss of gold
I mean he would loose a tiny bit of gold. he always does whenever he recovers it.
Im just wondering if he would he able to recover the tiny amount that the gold leaf put into it with the little black carbon pellets he uses.
I feel like recovering that tiny tiny amount of gold would be really hard.
What he usually does is collect all the gold experiments he's done in the last few months and then refines the gold out in one go, this will minimise the losses.
Not sure about with cyanide, but he usually just adds a chemical that makes it impossible for the gold to be dissolved anymore.
Wait, is cyanide named after the color cyan?
Or cyan named after cyanide? *mindblown*
should've named it prussy
Or the lack there of.
Cody, you've been watching This Old Tony,
too much.
steve
I love the new method of making equipment appear
I have a son your age up at Washington University teaching math while getting his phd....he watches you quite a bit and I can say I'm sure your parents are very proud of you as I am of him. Keep the videos coming.
I stopped playing Red Dead Redemption 2 to watch this video...
Lmao, Same
This is shit i NEED to know, for awareness & science.
His Eminence I’m glad I could oblige
@@BluGuyMyco rhetorical, i agree with you, i relate, although i can have a time trying to express it.
Wait, you can't eat cherry pits? I've been doing it for years. I'm serious. I eat plum seeds and strawberry cores too. They're safe right? I knew about apple seeds but not about cherry pits.
the amount is to small to kill you.
unless you ate HUNDREDS of chary pits at a time.
As he says in the video they are in a very hard shell so on less you chew them you should be fine as it will just pass right thru you, ofc there is no reason to take that chance, so i wouldnt keep doing it if i were you.
The only one that you mentioned that is safe is "Strawberry Cores"
The dose is the poison.
You're nuts and I love it
I love the claps/snaps/etc.. Some people don't do it right, or they don't make it funny, but every time you do it is just right!
Every time I snap or clap to set up my beakers and materials my chemistry set just stares at me judgmentally. Hopefully I can become this skilled with chemistry one day.
So underrated, man...
Is cyanide used in the intro?
No, I used yellow prussiate of soda and a ferric chloride solution, but Prussian blue was formed.
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Who is THANOS??
@@sandramorrison99 please be joking
@@salemthesapphic5116 I think it's a mix the who's gamora? and where is thanos?
There's still something really really funny about Cody of all people telling you not to try it at home, it's either really ironic or it means you really shouldn't try it at home cuz Cody is crazy and Cody almost always tries it at home.
Every new upload I'm amazed of having such interesting videos on youtube. Thanks Cody!