I bought a gram of Osmium once. Holding it in your hand was a surreal experience every time as your brain kept telling you that something that small shouldn't be that heavy, it almost felt as something invisible was tugging on my hand. No idea where it went, though.
You should include prices for each element. I'm always wondering how much these samples are. It would show how valuable each metal is to the human race.
That one of how we pricing things, the rare thing is the valueable of the things are, because we doesn't have it anymore but if we have bunch of that if I losing it that....
The price is variable depending on how much you're ordering, how pure you want it, what form factor you want it in... it's not a clear-cut question and answer.
My organic Professor once dropped a vial of Osmium and created a sink hole that swallowed a complete city....Proof is on Google maps is that you can't find the 1950's city of Ogdenville , in the state of Osmiania
+Dennis Fox I changed my G plus name thrice... In the third attempt, I did a typo... Now I cannot correct it for 90 days😢 I wanted the name to be 555 timer...
In my lab, we use osmium tetroxide to fix lipids and make tissues more electron dense for electron microscopy. It's a little bit of a pain to use since it can easily be absorbed through the skin and the vapors can fix your olfactory receptors in addition to causing a whole slew of other respiratory problems.
Saw this as a recommendation by YT. (Yes, I'm a geek!) Loved it, full of interesting information about something I only knew of because it's on the periodic table. Subbed, liked and will be watching your other videos :-D
You're ridiculous talking about being normal as if it was an affliction. Geek is name calling used by intellectually challenged people for people with a normal curiosity in science. Truth is we are normal and they are primitive. Hahaha. Oh but wait you are a woman, i understand... He is a relaxing and great guy.
ngl I wanna hear you talk about uranium with that accent. In fact I just saw that video in the sidebar while typing this. My day is made happier. Edit: What about tungsten though, isn't that pretty dense too
This video is misleading, here is Osmium compared to more dense. Iridium is denser at high pressures. This video makes no mention of the conditions. Platinum 21.46 Darmstadtium >21.46 Osmium 22.610 Iridium 22.650 Seaborgium 35 (Estimate) Meitnerium 35 (Estimate) Bohrium 37 (Estimate) Dubnium 39 (Estimate) Hassium 41 (Estimate) Fermium Unknown Mendelevium Unknown Nobelium Unknown Copernicium (Element 112) unknown
Hey you just got a new subscriber, i watched few of your videos before but your slavik-english accent was just the best i've heard, i really enjoyed decrypting your massage 🤭😂👌
That hammer has a name (Mjölnir), and most of the viking-time Mjölnir amulets found in Scandinavia are made of silver, but some are made of iron (which likely the mythological Thor's "real" hammer were supposed to be made of). You are joking, of course, especially since Osmium wasn't discovered until 1804.
max kris Why would you say its just iron when you have no idea what you're talking about? Its made of "uru" metal. A fictional metal. Not Osmium and definitely not Iron.
In Sagan's Contact, Osmium was used to make rotating dowels in the transport device. He gave no reason for needing Osmium. It was very difficult to get the amount needed. That's the sort of thing you must expect when you decode instructions hidden extraordinarily deep in the value of pi in base 11, "wonderful persons" (Anton Petrov on YT).
? Osmium - The 'DENSEST' Metal On Earth! I'm sure you've heard that word a lot more than most - DENSE The density of Osmium is 22.6 g/ml against 19.32 g/ml for Gold AND 11.34 g/ml for lead. I don't actually know that by heart but instead i used this thing called GOOGLE which you COULD have done yourself before you made your stupid comment! A Stupid person can always learn if they try but someone who is LAZY will NEVER learn even if the tools are right in front of their face. You're a waste of space
weight is determined by density if you have 1ml of water, and 1ml of mercury, the mercury will weigh more, because it has MORE MASS in the same space . . . and what does that mean? its denser
I bought a gram of Osmium once. Holding it in your hand was a surreal experience every time as your brain kept telling you that something that small shouldn't be that heavy, it almost felt as something invisible was tugging on my hand. No idea where it went, though.
What?
A gram of osmium was heavy?
I hope this is a joke
a gram?
@@geertgietman
Heavy relative to its size, not the person's strength. That's what density is. 🤦
The Wizard Of Os.
....that was bad
@@thalassaer4137 no it was guuud
_"priceless!"_
@The Void i want an OStrich
Loool
You should include prices for each element. I'm always wondering how much these samples are. It would show how valuable each metal is to the human race.
That one of how we pricing things, the rare thing is the valueable of the things are, because we doesn't have it anymore but if we have bunch of that if I losing it that....
The price is variable depending on how much you're ordering, how pure you want it, what form factor you want it in... it's not a clear-cut question and answer.
My organic chemistry professor once dropped a vial of Osmium Tetroxide and had to quarantine his lab for a couple weeks.
Damn
why
cohen cyrus it’s very toxic
I’m pretty what reaction he was trying to perform. Was it dihydroxylation?
My organic Professor once dropped a vial of Osmium and created a sink hole that swallowed a complete city....Proof is on Google maps is that you can't find the 1950's city of Ogdenville , in the state of Osmiania
3:58 Osmium Tetra-Oxide smells of garlic. Don't add it to your cooking please.
Why not? I did and my pasta was delicious
Just when I was about to buy some Osmium powder for my food. My garlic powder ran out.
@@yakinyamaddi You would have gained a lot of weight
*"I like Osmium... Because its awesome!"*
-Brainiac75
554 Timer oswome
554 Timer 556 timer is best
light tree there is no 554 timer, only 555 and 556. But, who's counting?
+Dennis Fox I changed my G plus name thrice... In the third attempt, I did a typo... Now I cannot correct it for 90 days😢 I wanted the name to be 555 timer...
Tomas Gaming Channel edgy boy try harder
If you don't understand his accent, use Caption. Stop complaining!
Tinks
You first.
zaiks0105 caption*
Ikr
His English is honestly quite good with his accent.
4:45 "Osmium reflects UV radiation 2 times more than god"
...yes, what's your point?
aienatu It’s funny...what’s your point?
aienatu we haven't seen the material called god reflect uv light
so it doesn't reflect UV radiation.
He meant *gold* lol
Amazing and very informative! Please keep on making these types of videos! We all appreciate the hard work u put in all of your videos!
I appreciate your love of chemistry, it translates in your videos.
do not use osmium instead of garlic for cooking! 😎
Vivek Raj yeah lol wtf it will be "heavy" on your stomach lol.
Well you theoretically can, but just once ^^
Me: (whoosh!)
I don't get it.
It kills you..
@@salmonstone2358 you'll gain more
Yay finally. I was waiting for osmium
Fox haha same
Fox Donny Osnium is my fav!
Mofo WentFullRetard so what? Being a nerd is bad apparently?
Fox I am the 100th like on this comment
Drinking Game:
For every time he says "osmium" take a shot of vodka
I sheated
I would die...
OrganiChem ok, see you at the hospital!
I tried this game and became russian scientist! Thanks, bastard, what should I do now?!
*make worthless TH-cam videos, probably...*
3:45 - That is an amazing shot!
Osmium: 22.6 g/cm^3
Platinum: 21.1 g/cm^3
Plutonium:19.8 g/cm^3
Gold: 19.3 g/cm^3
Tungsten: 19.3 g/cm^3
Uranium: 19.1 g/cm^3
Mercury: 13.6 g/cm^3
Lead: 11.3 g/cm^3
Nickel: 8.9
Copper: 8.9
Iron: 7.9
Titanium: 4.5
Al: 2.7
Si: 2.3
C: 2.2
Ca: 1.5
K: 0.9
Li: 0.5
All correct, except Osmium itself: It is usually listed with a density of ~22.6 g/cm³.
0:40 Everyone who uses technical mods in minecraft will be moist looking at it
tekkit players:
"ATTENTION! This video shows dangerous experiments! Do not repeat the experiments shown in this VIDEO!"
Damn, and I had all this osmium as well.
I must say zeth zhis Channel is awesome! Zhanks 😁
l o l
1:46 "its even used in expensive FUN TIME pens". .. Mind blown
*FOUNTAIN pen
@@mitesh2k3 but it sounds like he is saying FUN TIME.
This comment has been replied to after 3 years. Wow.
Thank you for your time explaining the details of Osmium :)
Thank you! Very interesting! If they only explained things this way, back at my days, maybe I would have continued in my studies in chemistry!
I miss that siren noise in the beginning :(
Brian Frichette i do too... :/
What noise? Never watched any videos of this channel
Tomas Gaming Channel 0:03 has an siren noise. I've not watched this chnnel before but that siren... i like the sound of it.
Slow Sloth ok
That's the citadel siren from half life 2
No, TH-cam, I don't need a fucking whale strainer!
In my lab, we use osmium tetroxide to fix lipids and make tissues more electron dense for electron microscopy. It's a little bit of a pain to use since it can easily be absorbed through the skin and the vapors can fix your olfactory receptors in addition to causing a whole slew of other respiratory problems.
Your accent is seriously badass, somehow it doubled the enjoyment of the video.
Yes OsO4 routinely used (as a solution) in electron microscopy. Your videos are great!
Good job man! Keep the education going, I'm subscribing! Love the accent by the way! :)
I didn't think I liked inorganic chemistry but those presenter has given me a new and exiting perspective on non- carbon chemistry.
Interesting you left tungsten off the density comparison list...
kleetus92 that was exactly i was thinking about! thought nobody in the comments section would mention about it.
Maybe it was not listed in his reference Wikipedia pages.
zhat zecause zhe zungsten zetal zas zot zin zis zikipedia zist.
Lol... touche...
he didnt do mercury either.. its a liquid but still metal...
Your videos are really fantastic! Always interesting and very informative and the facts you give are great. Thank you 😊
But here's the million dollar question....
Can you make armor out of that?
you actually can, on a crafting table of course...
because it´s so rare it would be insane to do armor with it. The main use is jewelry making like on os76.cc
only if you download the Tools addon ;)
I thought the oxide was dangerously put off just having any amount in air, isn't it dangerous to handle it like this?
Saw this as a recommendation by YT. (Yes, I'm a geek!) Loved it, full of interesting information about something I only knew of because it's on the periodic table. Subbed, liked and will be watching your other videos :-D
You're ridiculous talking about being normal as if it was an affliction. Geek is name calling used by intellectually challenged people for people with a normal curiosity in science. Truth is we are normal and they are primitive. Hahaha. Oh but wait you are a woman, i understand... He is a relaxing and great guy.
EVERYONE here watching this video is a geek
ngl I wanna hear you talk about uranium with that accent. In fact I just saw that video in the sidebar while typing this. My day is made happier.
Edit: What about tungsten though, isn't that pretty dense too
yes tungsten is pretty dense
Still not as dense as your accent! Nice vid, thanks
just use the captions
0:32 Zinc also has a bluish tint, does it count as a colored metal?
1:00 You must have small fingers
3:58 "dawn't ehdd it to your cooking plis"
does the bluish tint or the odor have anything to do with ozone?
My name uh Borat and today I teach about most densest metal on earth, jenqui.
ho much does it cost Osmium??
You dick I was gonna say that!
I mean I have the borat pfp...
Ray Reeves lmao I know it's only right that you got to say it
ALL HAIL Khazakstan, leader in osmium.
This video is misleading, here is Osmium compared to more dense. Iridium is denser at high pressures. This video makes no mention of the conditions.
Platinum 21.46
Darmstadtium >21.46
Osmium 22.610
Iridium 22.650
Seaborgium 35 (Estimate)
Meitnerium 35 (Estimate)
Bohrium 37 (Estimate)
Dubnium 39 (Estimate)
Hassium 41 (Estimate)
Fermium Unknown
Mendelevium Unknown
Nobelium Unknown
Copernicium (Element 112) unknown
I love this video, i feel so happy after for some reason??!
Hey you just got a new subscriber, i watched few of your videos before but your slavik-english accent was just the best i've heard, i really enjoyed decrypting your massage 🤭😂👌
massage? i think you meant message
Osmium was once used for phonographic needle tips - as recently as the early 50s.
I love your channel...the only place which makes science interesting 😃👌👌
"According to some source" hehehe nice one
Aha türk
The way you say iridium makes me so happy
bro, u missed like 10 metals. where did the gold and tungenstan go?
TUNGENSTAN WENT NEXT TO Kazakhstan. Very nice. Guy als is not do showing of other elements, either. Wut, a slacker.
*tungsten
Can u do what galvanized metal mixture is. Thanks ur chanel is Awsome .
Imagine this in the form of a dumbbell.
No.
I imagined it too ahahahah
Saitama: serious lift
I guess someone saw this comment because someone made one and it’s my next recommend video.
Where did you get the osmium crystals and how much did they cost?
0:16 that periodic table is painfully outdated
Muzik Bike REALLY!?
obviously yes
hey with some diamonds and obsidians you can make a cool pickaxe with that
'Awesome'ium
Why am i watching this at 4:34 am, i need to sleep
i dont know any jokes on elements cuz they Argon
EDIT: ppl say my jokes are not funny...... all i say is K
You are sodium-b
Coz*
Muzik Bike dont act like a beach
Na that can't be true
That doesn't even make any sense
The fact that it has a blue color and it reflects UV radiation well makes perfect sense.
"by ziz metal'' XDDDDDD
Great Video, Keep it up.
I was waiting for this element.
next thorium please
ashutosh sharma seems good
faciutum after that pls.
communicum next!
byzantinum !
*Nobody sticks around to see the kitty. The kitty is the best part*
To each his own, but I never really liked the Osmium Brothers.
Seriously your videos are enjoyable because of your accent alone.
Neutron star: hold my beer.
Nice
It says on earth tho
How about the center of the 🌟?
Doesn't count bruh
Sodium is about the density of water? Huh, I'll have to bring a chunk of sodium into the bath tub with me as an experiment.
SpazzyMcGee1337 it will explode
i think thor's hammer is made up of osmium.
nope its just iron
That hammer has a name (Mjölnir), and most of the viking-time Mjölnir amulets found in Scandinavia are made of silver, but some are made of iron (which likely the mythological Thor's "real" hammer were supposed to be made of). You are joking, of course, especially since Osmium wasn't discovered until 1804.
max kris Why would you say its just iron when you have no idea what you're talking about?
Its made of "uru" metal. A fictional metal.
Not Osmium and definitely not Iron.
It was forged from the material of a collapsed star
Jeffrey314159 Bismuto
thank you for all these wonderful important valuable details of elemental properties...!
Osmium is my favourite element
Ali Hussain yeah, it's so original being the only blue metal
you like the taste of it? :P
Ali Hussain dude me too!!!
Shut up >:[, palladium is way better
I think I like Iridium a little bit more, but Osmium is a close second :)
Very nice video bro, love from germany !
You missed Mercury: 13.534 g/cm3
??
Osmium is 22.59 g/cm3
Its good to see nico belic teaching us some good chemistry.
Good videos, keep it up!
Very complete summary about Osmium. Thank you.
Love from India bro😆😆😆
me too :))
Aaye mera bhai!
Kaha rehta h bhai??
Bhai
Very informative
Your videos are amazing, please work on your pronunciation 🙏☺️
If I ever need to make a infrared telescope, I'll keep osmium in mind.
your accent is heavier...
You both were a mistake by your parants
Just a joke mates
*lines all the barbells at school with osmium 😂
Could anyone add subtitles?
John Osowski yes its just added :)
In Sagan's Contact, Osmium was used to make rotating dowels in the transport device.
He gave no reason for needing Osmium.
It was very difficult to get the amount needed.
That's the sort of thing you must expect when you decode instructions hidden extraordinarily deep in the value of pi in base 11, "wonderful persons" (Anton Petrov on YT).
Do one on element 115
To unstable to stay around long enough to work with
Nicholas' Trombone it is a artificially produced element only 2/3 atoms were procuded
YES! We need zombies in our lives!!! XD
Yes I know every element above 98 is synthetic
So.. Moscovium.
Thank you, this information has helped me a lot in my research.
how about Gold or tungsten its heavier than lead
? Osmium - The 'DENSEST' Metal On Earth!
I'm sure you've heard that word a lot more than most - DENSE
The density of Osmium is 22.6 g/ml against 19.32 g/ml for Gold AND 11.34 g/ml for lead.
I don't actually know that by heart but instead i used this thing called GOOGLE which you COULD have done yourself before you made your stupid comment!
A Stupid person can always learn if they try but someone who is LAZY will NEVER learn even if the tools are right in front of their face.
You're a waste of space
weight is determined by density
if you have 1ml of water, and 1ml of mercury, the mercury will weigh more, because it has MORE MASS in the same space . . . and what does that mean? its denser
gold is 19.32 g/cc
H2O BRO 2.0 density and hardness is completely different
H2O BRO 2.0 ahahha no its not. put some effort, google it smartass
Where is the information to find all these type of metals and what type of rocks to look for or crystal it comes from
I'm not a hater!!! But I can't listen you very well!!! Plz put a sub title in each video you posted!!! Thank you
Fun together, Slime. You can find The whole Text in The description.
Airb 19 thank you so much!!!
"...reflects ultra violet radiation two times better than god."
This thing is insane!
Can't understand you mate ozzzzminnnn
Denser than the metal itself.
Chris James So what’s your Russian language like?
maybe turn on subtitles (if you can read)
The warning background sound is givving me chills
4:48
"Reflects ultrviolet radiation two times better, than God"
I know this guy is super smart but this one part got me lol
Still not as heavy as your accent, it's spectacular
Really coo video with really good editing, information and everything... I'll give advice, improve your accent and you're one of the best
I agree with you except about the accent, changing it would ruin his videos.
Next time someone asks me if I'm dense, I will look at them in the eyes very seriously and say: ''osmium dense''.Then I will laugh
Can you make a video about Mercury? I am really intrested in that metal.
I heard that osmium tetraoxide is very good as a substitute for garlic.
Excellent video.
Excellent explanation! And by the way, your English is far better than my Russian!
😁👍
I didn't see where it was compared to Tungsten, another dense, heavy metal.
But, I enjoyed the video.
Isn't osmium what they used to use as the tips of phonograph needles for old-time 78s?
Dan Schwartz yes that's right.. later they used diamonds
Love your video😘😘😘😘😘
Those commas at 1:05 make it look like they are several Kg per cubic centimeter.