The crystals looked like some weird cross between birds, butterflies, and some kind of marine flora! And of course the density and vibrant colours of the fumes were amazing. So pretty, so toxic. Excited for the ICl video, interhalogen reactions are awesome. Thanks for your hard work on these videos Feliks!
I just watched a video about antimony recently and remember them saying it doesn't react with very many things and it's only industrial use is in alloy with lead. Very cool to see it reacting with this compound.
congratulations!!! you singlehandedly created the hitherto unknown subject of CHEMICAL ART !! your videos exolanation calm and last but surely not least exotic chemical reactions are top notch!!
These reactions are amazing and beautiful, thanks for sharing! Also, in stead of just potassium, would an alloy of different Alkali Metals behave any differently than potassium on its own?
Great video and awesome footage! Your camera is very good, I liked to see the crystals on the wall of the test tube and the close up shots of the solids reacting.
I'm curious if we could see the reaction of these interhalogen compounds and some kind of boron compound (diborane?) and get some nice green color in the mix.
At 5:04, when it slows down, you can see evidence in the fumes that the reaction was speeding up. How long that period of time was, I can't say, but I find that pretty cool.
Very visually entertaining reactions. However, the chemical processes in white on a white background are often non-legible. I would suggest using a dark grey background box, or the least, a thick black outline.
Nice video I really enjoyed it, but it would be great if you tell us the real world use cases. Why would a chemist buy it? To react it with x get y and use it for z. You can buy it in a bottle so I guess it's used for something.
I really appreciate that you do not just simply replay some shots but instead take some dedicated slomo shots. Your editing is superb as always, my friend. I would like to suggest that you make the sound in your video louder. Especially what you say. Your videos are always pretty quiet in comparison to most videos in TH-cam. On my phone the speakers are pretty shit so it can be hard to listen to videos in general, especially when the video sound is quiet :)
Thanks for the videos. Dude, it doesn't take much bromine to have "a strong smell"- the element's name comes from "bronos" meaning a stench. 👍 Beautiful dendritic crystals.
I think I have a new favourite chemical, I mean it is a highly reactive toxic substance that creates the most beautiful chemical artworks, it is the PERFECT chemical!
Nice vid! I used IBr for determination of the Iodine value. Measuring the unsaturation of fats. Could you react it with an alkene/alkyne? Like cyclohexene/-yne?
I remember doing that one (and being a lab TA later) in first-year university chem. Warm the sample with a known excess amount of IBr solution to brominate the double bonds in a sample of vegetable oil, add iodide to convert the residual IBr to I_2, then titrate the I_2 with thiosulfate using starch as an indicator. It's been a long time.
Technically he did make a video on fluoroantimonic acid. However even though it is interesting i doubt out of safety he will ever present interhalogens of fluorine as they are very reactive (even mire than ICl that he will show next time) , and i'm not even talking about compounds of interhalogens other than di-atomic structure. If he's not willing to deal with fluorine gas and liquid, interhalogens of it are worse. I would love to see IF7/5, BrF5/3, and ClF5/3 as much as anyone but...nobody would take THAT risk
could you cool the components in liquid nitrogen to reduce reactivity so you can mix them and they combust once they warm up or would you need much lower temps for that to work?
Anything cool you can do with tribromides? I would love to see a video on the production of rare earth tribromides but that probably is not super interesting to most people :)
now that he started doing interhalogen compounds, i think it is only a matter of time untill we get some geniuine ClF3 footage that is not a vhs tape from a french lab here on youtube.
Those have to be one of the coolest chemical reactions I've ever seen. That pink/red/orange smoke is unreal.
2:28....autumn and butterflies.....👀
The coolest ever
4:11 the colors!!!
Gets even better when you breath it in 😉
@@yaykruser I have tried it. Now I'm seeing clouds everywhere
Some of those reactions are unbelievably pleasing to the eye. Such rich and dissimilar colors.
And unbelievably irritating to the nose…
This guy keeps bringing up more & more mysterious compound
I'm waiting on the xenon compounds
Yellow chemist your name implies something he's probably saving for a big day😅...
The fumes from the hydrazine hydrate, copper, and aluminum additions were spectacular. Excellent filming of the crystals on the test tube wall also.
The smoke each reaction produces is beautiful.
The macro shot of the crystals are so beautifuls !! 2:30
The crystals looked like some weird cross between birds, butterflies, and some kind of marine flora!
And of course the density and vibrant colours of the fumes were amazing. So pretty, so toxic.
Excited for the ICl video, interhalogen reactions are awesome. Thanks for your hard work on these videos Feliks!
I thought the same thing
One of the underrated TH-camrs.
Very informative and sweet face every time. You deserve my sub!
I just watched a video about antimony recently and remember them saying it doesn't react with very many things and it's only industrial use is in alloy with lead. Very cool to see it reacting with this compound.
You have a great channel! Your videos are endlessly fascinating.
Your filming is improving each video :) The reactions look amazing.
Yay, another interhalogen compound! Beautiful reactions, Feliks. I half expected a genie to appear most of the time 😃
Happy Ether Bunny Feliks
Iodine has such a vibrant color,I like it,great video
Those vapors are absolutely beautiful. They're such nice colors.
Violently reactive iodine compounds really love giving off gorgeous colors
its quite nice the dramatic sound of the fume extractor preceding the violent reactions takes
Lovely, beautiful colours of Br and I gases.
I'm so glad this channel has captions or I would never understand a word of it.
congratulations!!!
you singlehandedly created the hitherto unknown subject of CHEMICAL ART !!
your videos exolanation calm and last but surely not least exotic chemical reactions are top notch!!
Those are the most beautiful/energetic looking smokes i've seen.
the vapors of the reaction with antimony or aluminium look absolutely stunning
Holy shit the colors of the last reaction were beautiful, too bad it is so toxic to inhale that you need to do it in a fume hood :(
THose are some stuning reactions and shots! Thank you for doing this.
Wow, those reactions with aluminum were spectacular!
That smoke doesn’t look real! Wow! By far the coolest, smoke causing reaction I’ve seen.
Reacting an interhalogen compound with N2H4 - now that is something you don't see very often in a lab
true dat
Only the fun ones, but then they usually use monomethyl hydrazine or UDMH.
@@patrickjanecke5894 yeah. UDMH plus CLF3 = goodbye laboratory and surrounding buildings
It's weird to see a compound actually having properties in-between the elements it's made up of.
Almost genetic in effect.
@@jameswyatt1304 well but genetics dont work in that way
Mesmerizing to see those little droplets jump up and react creating the clear reactant. So cool. Keep up the great work 👍
the best channel for chemistry lessons!👏
Really enjoyed this video. Great camera setup. Thank you for making my day better.
These reactions are amazing and beautiful, thanks for sharing!
Also, in stead of just potassium, would an alloy of different Alkali Metals behave any differently than potassium on its own?
Great video and awesome footage! Your camera is very good, I liked to see the crystals on the wall of the test tube and the close up shots of the solids reacting.
I'm curious if we could see the reaction of these interhalogen compounds and some kind of boron compound (diborane?) and get some nice green color in the mix.
Yeah sure why not go all the way and pour ClF5 on decaborane that would be a show
Ohhhh you have a lot of fancy reagents 🥵😆 nice video
Wooow, some cristals looks like a butterfly !
Some visually spectacular reactions!
At 5:04, when it slows down, you can see evidence in the fumes that the reaction was speeding up. How long that period of time was, I can't say, but I find that pretty cool.
The colors are so vibrant
What a beautiful reaction
amazing colors in these reactions. very cool
Splendid colours here!
Very visually entertaining reactions. However, the chemical processes in white on a white background are often non-legible. I would suggest using a dark grey background box, or the least, a thick black outline.
Nice video I really enjoyed it, but it would be great if you tell us the real world use cases. Why would a chemist buy it? To react it with x get y and use it for z. You can buy it in a bottle so I guess it's used for something.
The red or purple smoke looks so dope.
Audio Visual feast, love it
Ngl those smokes are incredibly beautiful
I really appreciate that you do not just simply replay some shots but instead take some dedicated slomo shots. Your editing is superb as always, my friend.
I would like to suggest that you make the sound in your video louder. Especially what you say. Your videos are always pretty quiet in comparison to most videos in TH-cam. On my phone the speakers are pretty shit so it can be hard to listen to videos in general, especially when the video sound is quiet :)
Thanks for the videos. Dude, it doesn't take much bromine to have "a strong smell"- the element's name comes from "bronos" meaning a stench. 👍 Beautiful dendritic crystals.
Very interresting and cool video! Love it
I think I have a new favourite chemical, I mean it is a highly reactive toxic substance that creates the most beautiful chemical artworks, it is the PERFECT chemical!
each video you remind me of how beautiful chemistry really is
6:14
I thought soilds could not react. :O ⚗️
Are there any plans for videos about the rare earth metals?
s2 esses videos sao fodas d+ slc, infelizmente n consigo contribuir. mas deixo aqui meu comentário e curtidas voce é foda colega
That’s so cool. Gorgeous colours and very interesting compounds. Do you work for Sigma?😁
Beautiful video!! Thank you!!!
Nice colors.
What about ICl and BrCl? The former is a brown liquid or a solid, the latter is a yellow gas. If not, then halogen fluorides?
Chemistry should be taught by example; this is a good example. Therefore happiness (and toxic fumes) result. 😍
Soooooo beautiful reacyion😍 i love IBr
Nice vid! I used IBr for determination of the Iodine value. Measuring the unsaturation of fats. Could you react it with an alkene/alkyne? Like cyclohexene/-yne?
I remember doing that one (and being a lab TA later) in first-year university chem. Warm the sample with a known excess amount of IBr solution to brominate the double bonds in a sample of vegetable oil, add iodide to convert the residual IBr to I_2, then titrate the I_2 with thiosulfate using starch as an indicator. It's been a long time.
Some of these reactions look great
The best colors I've seen. What is this reagent used for? Could you show?
2:28....autumn and butterflies.....👀
Beautiful colors I love bromine
IT would be nice to see the chemical reactions and electron transfer.
The last one was amezing❤️❤️❤️
Great visuals here, earned a subscriber!
P.s how cool would it be if cigarette smoke was that colour
Beautiful colours coming off it.
More interhalogen compounds :D
Mind blowing colours.....
This is amazing. Any chance we ever get to see fluorine chemistry or is that too toxic?
Technically he did make a video on fluoroantimonic acid. However even though it is interesting i doubt out of safety he will ever present interhalogens of fluorine as they are very reactive (even mire than ICl that he will show next time) , and i'm not even talking about compounds of interhalogens other than di-atomic structure. If he's not willing to deal with fluorine gas and liquid, interhalogens of it are worse. I would love to see IF7/5, BrF5/3, and ClF5/3 as much as anyone but...nobody would take THAT risk
@@leviben7394 Yeah some of those compounds are excessively dangerous. But surely there is something he can react involving flourine gas or HF.
But... Nobody would take THAT risk?
But... Scientists somehow explore that compounds
@@lazyman114 I would prefer the more reactive liquid fluorine 😆
Lovely colours!
such beautiful colors
Wow, cool - Sowad Sikder
The smoke is gorgeous
Hydrazine hydrate is pretty corrosive. Just imagine some drops of HSbF6, would be insane for sure.
I apreciate the new bottle, thats pretty ma ly to crack a new one on cam. Im moist now.
Do bromine monoiodide next please
Make Nitrogen Trihalides next please. Their explosive reactions are awesome!!
Great video buddy thanks for sharing
such amazing colours.
I'm here to see beautiful colors
How about a video showing how you store reagents and dispose of waste?
what about iodine heptafluoride
Nice video! Are you sure about this reaction? 2K + 2 IBr ---- 2KBr + I2. 2K + IBr --- KI + KBr looks more intuitive.
Ooof. That purple smoke looks pretty. I want my scented candles to do that.
it will probably kill you
@@brandynamite3022 Noooo! Really?
Will it blend guy;
Don't Breathe this!
The most beautiful smoke bomb I’ve ever seen
What do you do if there's a power cut when reacting chemicals with such toxic fumes, just evacuate the lab for a while?
could you cool the components in liquid nitrogen to reduce reactivity so you can mix them and they combust once they warm up or would you need much lower temps for that to work?
Anything cool you can do with tribromides? I would love to see a video on the production of rare earth tribromides but that probably is not super interesting to most people :)
now that he started doing interhalogen compounds, i think it is only a matter of time untill we get some geniuine ClF3 footage that is not a vhs tape from a french lab here on youtube.
Is it possible to present more reactive interhalogen compounds like IBr3 or something (im not gonna ask for ClF3 cause its childish to ask for that)
He has a video about ICl3 if that's the kind of stuff you are looking for
yep, the iodine trichloride video is here th-cam.com/video/2-CbgjdFZ8g/w-d-xo.html . interhalogen compounds are fascinating.
@@evilotis01 ty mzn
keep up the good work!
i wondered how is iodine monochloride
I am your big fan chemical force
Iodine doesn’t particularly melt does it? Doesn’t it technically sublime on its own?
Cool stuff!
Stunningly beautiful.
Now iodine monofluoride! 😂😉
You know it's going to be interesting when the vapors are that thicc