I was thinking when watching the other video "Damn, how is he going to clean up that carcinogenic, toxic, corrosive material without getting a visit from Erin Brockovich?" Then Nile comes in clutch with the 2nd channel.
"One of my favorite chemicals called chromyl chloride. it's a blood-red toxic and carcinogenic liquid and I just think that it's really fun and interesting" ~NileBlue
SowL "So after drinking the chromyl chloride, I felt this pain in my stomach. I'll update you on my next video on what happens but for now, we're gonna create diamond out of carbon..."
It's times like these that make me happy I'm a medical laboratory scientist. My waste clean up is essentially drown it in bleach/vespene, autoclave the crap out of it, and then burn it.
“It’s a blood red, toxic, and carcinogenic liquid, and I just think that it’s really fun and interesting.” I never thought I would hear a sentence like that, but damn, do you always surprise me.
I like to paint in my spare time and chromium oxide green is one of my favourite colours, so seeing the chemicals turn green was absolutely fascinating! Honestly this whole process is just straight up alchemy
"but i decided it was more fun" "i poked around at it a bit" "a pretty solid warning sign to stop, but i was curious to see..." "I decided to try something different" These are all statements in the same category as "hold my beer" and "what could possibly go wrong"
At least Nile is prepared to deal with the consequences. I can easily imagine someone giving up at any stage of this clean up and very unsafely disposing of their mistakes instead of doing further cleanup. To all the amateur chemists out there (that hopefully already know this) - dont ever do anything unless you are prepared to safely clean and dispose any byproducts.
@@richardpike8748 i belive they ran out of baking chocolate and thought that the chocolate bar would melt into the dought. they were trying to make chocolate cookies
@@richardpike8748 no thr baker wanted to use less chocolate for an order for an actual chocolate cookie so they broke the less chocolate into chunks and put it in hoping it'll melt out for a success but it melted into chips instead, but the customers of the cookies loved it so it became mainstream
"I have then realized that one or more of my friends have snitched on me and informed the police and DEA. Since I didn't know who snitched, I lined them all up and shot every single one"
2 hours later: so I was left with about 500 grams of pure uranium, but it was extremly hot, so I decided to cool it down by pouring a shit ton of water on it.
What I'm learning from all of these chemistry videos is that getting the dangerous chemicals and mixing the dangerous chemicals is the easy part. It's the cleanup that is tricky
Look into the history of a chemist by the name of Roy J. Plunkett. He was searching for a new type of refrigerant and ended up inventing Teflon instead. Some of the greatest advances in chemistry occurred by chemists just trying stuff out.
Nile adding more solid hydroxide to near boiling water: "there is a point where we needed to stop and we have clearly passed it, but let's keep going and see what happens"
I also added solid NaOH zu concentrated sulfuric acid once. Even though you know not to overdo things like that, I got some excitement out of freaking out my co-students in the lab because of the extensive fizzing. Nothing happened though 😇 On another occasion though I've seen a similar attempt to neutralize sulfuric acid end in a really dirty fumehood
@@mihir2607 Well, two of my fellow students had the glorious idea of neutralizing about 500 ml of conc. H2SO4 less than 30 min before they had to leave the lab for the day. So they Put the acid in an erlenmeyer flask and started adding solid NaOH to it. At some Point it got to Boiling and startet foaming over. Then the lab assistans got a big bowl of cold water to place the Flask in upright, so that the overflow would flow into the Water. But then the Flask fell over and the whole Thing just bubbled over the big bowl aswell and into the fumehood xD They spent another 30 min after the lab closed to clean the mess up. And they had to bring a cake for compensation for the whole lab (though mainly for the assistants ^^)
Same though. It's my favourite salt analysis reaction back in school. Some guy even played around and put it on his finger saying it was blood. If only he knew it was toxic...
I love this guy. Every step he takes I’m asking out loud “Yes! But why are you doing it like this!?” but secretly, I’m loving it and wondering what it will turn into next.
"I recently made one of my favorite chemicals, called 'chromyl chloride'. It's a blood red, toxic, and carcinogenic liquid, and I just think that it is really fun and interesting." I would have to agree with you. I also like deadly, life threatening chemicals the color of bodily fluids.
I love the attitude of "well I could dipose of these dangerous chemicals in a safe way, because I know how, buuuuut I decided to do something more interesting". Honestly I do, curiosity is a mark of a scientist after all.
@Bebopman Current Do you need any more of a sign that you shouldn't do Molly? I'm all for MDMA, and I happen to quite like the stuff, but the fact of the matter is you can't trust that that's what you're getting these days. If I was to go acquire some Molly on the street, in all likelihood, it would just be full of Fentanyl, and Fentanyl is one thing that nobody should fuck around with. It's a highly concentrated Opium-derivative, and "they" use it to assassinate politicians in South America. The only way you can trust MDMA in this day and age is to make it yourself, though I'm not about to recommend that you do that... * wink wink * Drug dealers are so shady these days that I wouldn't be surprised to find an E pill that's cut with anhydrous ammonia. It's like they've never heard of a little thing called the "repeat customer" lol.
I worked at a large electroplating plant that plated chrome as its last step. The chromic acid was hexavalent chrome so when rinsing the electroplated product, the water was contaminated. The water also was contaminated with sodium cyanide, copper and nickel salts. We had a large wastewater treatment system that eventually used large chain polymers to bind the metals to them, then add the waste water to a gargantuan clarification tank which also added a 'flocking material' to adhere to the polymers and sink them to the bottom. The clean water would overflow at the top and go to the sewer system and the flocking material would be pumped to a press that squeezed the water out. What came out was the same color of green that you had before drying everything in the oven.
Imagine being this guy’s glass dishes and wanting to hold like a casserole or Mac N Cheese for someone’s thanksgiving but instead he dumps his chromyl chloride waste
Half these glass dishes are probably borrowed from his mom. Little does Aunt Debbie know that the casserole dish her sister gave her last week was in the same dish as the toxic chemicals her nephew was using.
"The safe thing to do would have been transfer it to a bigger container, but I decided that it was more fun to add solid sodium hydroxide" "This was a pretty solid warning sign to stop, and to wait for it to cool down, but I was curious to see what would happen if I kept going" This is such a wild ride.
Science-Fans are Sometimes Dumb. Its ok, i can say that, cause im a Science-Fan myself. But jokes aside: Do you keep yourself updated on local and global Issues, friend? Are you aware of the the possible Food-Shortages as well as the Danger depicted in the GOP-Videos of "Some More News"? Said Channel covers Crops, Hate, War, aaaand mooore, so it’s really valueable-much to keep you updated.
@@medumbydumb7206 nah "winging it" is when you don't know what you're doing, hoping you'll figure it out as you go. "YOLOing it" seems more appropriate when you throw caution to the wind against your better judgement.
“It’s a blood-red, toxic, carcinogenic liquid, and I just think that’s really fun and interesting.” That has the same chaotic energy as cheery, happy-go-lucky adverts for over-the-counter medication whose side effects include catastrophic internal haemorrhaging, acute muscle wastage and permanent brain damage
Nile I swear you are the only reason I am out of my depression u make my day pleasant with ur videos thank you so much for sharing all your passionate ideas and making my life lot happier I am really glad to find you on TH-cam..I love chemistry too ,ur videos are something I always need for a day
In industry hex-chrome waste will typically be treated with sodium bisulfite or magnesium bisulfite at a low pH. Once the Cr is reduced you'd increase the pH to around 9 to the metal oxide. It would then be ran through a filter press to decrease the water however for handling reasons most undustrial users won't go below 10% water.
To be fair: It's also how many discoveries are made though. ie: "It was probably safer to do X, but I decided to do Y. I expected Z, but strangely enough I ended up with the cure for disease A, B, and C!"
Everytime he says those things I think to myself: "he shouldn't have dropped out of uni" To be fair Nile is doing everything under very controlled conditions but there is things in chemistry where just shouldn't decide "to do it anyway". I still love the channel though!
Jognt guns are the cures for all Diseases and parasites, parasites cannot survive without a living host so they die and pretty much all diseases can’t survive out side of a host for long
One of my favorite things about chemistry is how you can get so many really pretty colors out of practically the same thing, and when I saw "chromyl" in the name I was really hoping for lots of those pretty colors, and boy did this poorly handled toxic waste really deliver!
I've watched about four of his videos, I think in each one he managed to mess something up. Kind of small things, but he seems careless, which is how me made his mistake. Even in the top comment something goes wrong for him. i.pinimg.com/736x/83/c8/97/83c897f90bf4ad9e3cc85eeb3d9a0d6a.jpg
Title: "My cleanup of this highly toxic, volatile, dangerous chemical that I have an unreasonable fascination with was a disaster" Me: he died, didn't he
@@saiyogesh7179 more like "Um you either admit this is marijuana and we're gonna arrest you, or we're gonna arrest you, take the 'evidence' with us, and decide it's marijuana ourselves even though it clearly isn't."
It would be better to convert Chromium(III) into a carbonate salt. You can omit storing soluble environmental neutral salts like sodium sulfate, etc. In our lab, we convert all heavy metal wastes into carbonates for further utilization.
Nile: Adding sodium hydroxide solution produces so much heat it literally starts boiling Also Nile: Dumps in solid sodium hydroxide Nile: I was afraid I'd damage the bowl by drilling at the edge Also Nile: Drills at the edge
Oh no, I refreshed the page and now I can't get back to the chat!
Always clone important tabs :P
I was thinking when watching the other video "Damn, how is he going to clean up that carcinogenic, toxic, corrosive material without getting a visit from Erin Brockovich?"
Then Nile comes in clutch with the 2nd channel.
@@Crowbars2 Ahahaha, my thoughts exactly! Great movie btw.
I love your videos so much! You’re one of my favorite channels I look forward to your videos every month!
OOF
Hearing “but I decided it would be more fun” during a waste disposal video is really worrying lmao
It's just sodium compounds lol
but then it will be more fun
@Hellmark Channel not sodium sulfate, which is what he is burning. Also he's in a fume Hood
I think he will be fine
And technically the term for sodium, pure sodium, is highly volatile
agreed
"this was a clear sign to stop"
"So I hit it with a hammer"
"I know this, because I blasted it with a blowtorch"
I love this
"This was clear sign to stop but I was curious so I kept going"
And that is how Nileblue died
Sean Blackton r.i.p
reminds me of mark watney from the martian lmao
YOU HIT 666 LIKES NOBODY ELSE LIKE THIS
1000 like
"This was a solid sign to stop"
*Doesn't stop*
"Bubble, bubble, toil and tro-"
*POP*
Hey yoy
This is the foundation of how we discovered countless chemicals.
As Morgan Freeman's voice comes in, "...but he wasn't going to stop."
*THAT'S HOW SCIENCE'S DONE!*
"One of my favorite chemicals called chromyl chloride. it's a blood-red toxic and carcinogenic liquid and I just think that it's really fun and interesting"
~NileBlue
Chromyl chloride
You forgot Nile red you idiot sandwich
/ps sorry if you haven't watched Nile red
chromyl chloride*****
Also mildly explosive
It’s the real life potion of harming
"It was a clear sign to stop, but I was curious what would happen."
Chemistry in a nutshell
Honestly when I'm older and finally working in chemistry labs (if that happens, so hopefully) this is gonna be me, *every day*
Isn't that how Jurassic park happened?
499 th
Me in chemistry practicals
"This was a clear sign to stop, so i kept going."
NileBlue in a Nutshell
THERE WAS A POINT WHERE WE NEEDED TO STOP AND WE'VE CLEARLY PASSED IT
BUT LET'S KEEP GOING AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS
Nile is the old [ ᴇᴠᴇʀyᴛʜɪɴɢ ᴡᴇɴᴛ ʙᴇᴛᴛᴇʀ ᴛʜᴀɴ ᴇxᴩᴇᴄᴛᴇᴅ ] ☺ meme face.
Know the rules so you can break them intentionally.
@@thesunwillneverset Your name scares me lol
So true
"So i put it into a plastic bag, and hit it with a hammer"
For sure gonna be my yearbook quote. So many unanswered questions.
I should've done this lmao
Like - What happened to his high school hamster?
or - How to save money on a divorce?
As a Chem major, I am taking gleeful joy from watching you add a bunch of chemicals together to see what happens.
I don't plan on being a chem major but I wanna put chemicals together and see what happens
Video in a nutshell:
"i know I should've stopped but I didn't"
Chemists in a nutshell 😂
somebody make this comment go to 1k.
O shit I didn't know i got this many likes
SugarAmped thanks for not thanking for the likes
too much gene
he's so unbothered and calm that this doesn't look like a dangerous thing when it clearly is
"So the toxic chemicals tasted kinda weird but that's alright, since i got to experience a new disease"
SowL "So after drinking the chromyl chloride, I felt this pain in my stomach. I'll update you on my next video on what happens but for now, we're gonna create diamond out of carbon..."
Wait it is
👁️👄👁️
He's perfected the art of the flat monotone voice. I mean, have you _heard_ his joke deliveries? I I couldn't read tax forms in such a flat voice.
There's so much chaotic energy in this, hidden in a calm tone.
very chaotic neutral, i agree
Yeah
Its soothing to watch that wash away so easily.
I feel like lot of chemists just radiate calm chaos
agree
It's times like these that make me happy I'm a medical laboratory scientist. My waste clean up is essentially drown it in bleach/vespene, autoclave the crap out of it, and then burn it.
Why burn it? I’m a… computer scientist (lol) and my waste clean up is just backspace!
@@hawks-wingsOr upload it to npm!
@@hawks-wings
nuh uh get a job
@@no3ironman11100 i have one in IT
@@no3ironman11100that is a job though??
Alternate title:
"Chemist gets bored and plays with toxic waste for 10 minutes straight"
Eyyy, 1,000th like
2 replies
They always do that tho
Ayy 2700th like
1000 each week
"Chemist makes a forbidden cake out of toxic waste because he can"
_Forbidden munchies_
Makes forbidden cup cake munchies
Nilered: calm, collected, patient.
Nileblue: calm, collected, lets hit it with a hammer
9:43 forbidden broccoli
9:09 forbidden Lush soap
Noo
“It’s a blood red, toxic, and carcinogenic liquid, and I just think that it’s really fun and interesting.”
I never thought I would hear a sentence like that, but damn, do you always surprise me.
ElegantParadox when ur being a bitch on ur period but ur man still thinks ur cute😂
Ah, yes, I too love getring cancer
I like to paint in my spare time and chromium oxide green is one of my favourite colours, so seeing the chemicals turn green was absolutely fascinating! Honestly this whole process is just straight up alchemy
"I knew this was a bad idea, but I wanted to see what happened if I kept going"
That's the past 10.000 years of humanity summed up right there.
Exactly
10 years ?
@@darkseid856 ten thousand
Holy shit 😂
Oh just wait for 2021.
toxic chemicals: exist
Nile: so I just started blasting
Nile: This is a carcinogenic.
Also Nile: 🔨
*So anyways, I started blasting.*
*sO aNyWaYs i StArTeD bLaStInG*
I love how shit just keeps going wrong and he’s like nah this isn’t a problem I’ll just do this instead
that's the mark of a chemist
Yup
Only for it to prove to be a problem
@@melikebigboomboom was about to make this exact comment.
Its not a mistake if you can learn from it and fix it.
NileRed is the perfect combination of both cluelessness and intelligence when he does chemistry stuff
"but i decided it was more fun"
"i poked around at it a bit"
"a pretty solid warning sign to stop, but i was curious to see..."
"I decided to try something different"
These are all statements in the same category as
"hold my beer"
and
"what could possibly go wrong"
or the classic... "Trust me I am an Engineer" th-cam.com/video/rp8hvyjZWHs/w-d-xo.html
At least Nile is prepared to deal with the consequences. I can easily imagine someone giving up at any stage of this clean up and very unsafely disposing of their mistakes instead of doing further cleanup. To all the amateur chemists out there (that hopefully already know this) - dont ever do anything unless you are prepared to safely clean and dispose any byproducts.
Don't forget "I just smashed a bunch of it with a hammer." 8:51
you forgot “I also thought it might be kinda funny” (:
The history of science is full of "hold my beer" situations.
"This was a clear sign to stop, but I was curious..."
Ah. The mark of a great scientist.
Chocolate cookies supposedly came from a baker accidentally putting chocolate into their plain cookie(?) batter; at least so I've heard
@@richardpike8748 i belive they ran out of baking chocolate and thought that the chocolate bar would melt into the dought. they were trying to make chocolate cookies
@@richardpike8748 no thr baker wanted to use less chocolate for an order for an actual chocolate cookie so they broke the less chocolate into chunks and put it in hoping it'll melt out for a success
but it melted into chips instead, but the customers of the cookies loved it so it became mainstream
Usually the only difference from science and fucking around is writing it down
Demon core
"and I also thought it might be kind of funny" is the scariest thing I have ever heard a chemist say.
There are many words that can make an experienced chemist tremble in fear. Chief among them is "Oops."
i would think the scairest thing for a chemist to say is “im sick of this shit”
I think "and I got curious" is fairly scary. But it's also how we got into this situation in the first place.
Or even just “was a disaster”
This kid really shouldn't be playing with radioactive materials....
7:02 I love that this looks like the way the toxic waste would get textured in video games
It’s great how he can be so scientific and also think it’s a good idea to use a drill in a glass bowl.
Wisdom vs Intelligence
That’s the essence of science. Doing shit and observing the outcome. He won’t do it again, I’m sure haha.
Science types aren’t always the best with hand tools
It is nice that you even tell us about your mistakes, and make sure we won't do it.
He’s a chemist, not a physicist 🤌🏻🤌🏻
“When it was done I took it out of the oven and let it cool down”
*The forbidden brownies*
666
This comment has my dying of laughter 😂😂😂
r/burssedcomments
@@LOWTlERWULF im assuming u meant blursedcomments, or cursedments. Burssed comments? That's not it chief...
Faith better pot brownies
“And at this point I had accidentally made meth and sold it to pay for new beakers.”
"I have then realized that one or more of my friends have snitched on me and informed the police and DEA. Since I didn't know who snitched, I lined them all up and shot every single one"
Reading these in his voice makes it even better
“And after that, some guy from the KFC hit me up and now i’m stuck with this contract”
@@thenoha1886 “And a couple weeks later i made 3 pounds of cocaine”
@@D.O.P.E.101 "This time, I won't share it with anyone and I'll snort it myself."
when nigel says ‘i kind of thought it would happen’ it really means ‘i wanted this to happen’
Nilered: calm, collected, patient.
Nileblue: calm, collected, lets hit it with a hammer
lmao
You’re a poop nose
@@Ableten I can’t tell who this is directed to
@@mayoactual2065 everybody
@@Ableten well that’s kinda rude
This is the epitome of:
"This is fine"
I mean, when your disposable method of glassware involves yeeting it across a room. You know something is wrong
@@apolloandwarrior_3229 *is right
I was your 666th like, be thankful.
@@m4k3r_i "Very nice and cool."
I am your 667th like, PRAISE ME
2 hours later: so I was left with about 500 grams of pure uranium, but it was extremly hot, so I decided to cool it down by pouring a shit ton of water on it.
5 hours later:
It was at that point the whole thing achived nuclear fusion and now my home is gone....
Can you say everything in “moderation”?
Eric Drouart a Graphite box covered in a thin layer of Beryllium on the outside surface.
And he left the box in a pile of magnesium pills
@@Vollification fission
What I'm learning from all of these chemistry videos is that getting the dangerous chemicals and mixing the dangerous chemicals is the easy part. It's the cleanup that is tricky
"no officer the black stuff in the massive ziplock is not black tar heroin"
what
Nyfless gaming how is that a r/woooosh?
Nyfless gaming r/thisisnotasuitablewooshmoment
r/Woooosh is for not getting a joke so yes that was woooooshable
i love it
Get a partner who trusts you as much as Nile trusts his gloves.
Right? I’d be wearing a full contamination suit
Ikr
I’m going to question my friend
@@user-ec6ue8jy7p Hmm
Instructions unclear.
Alternate title:
"nilered turns his danger juice into slightly less dangerous danger rocks"
hehehe danger juice
nileblue
@@truliny-xyz his main channel is called nileRed.
@@last-genrichtofen9360 i know it but
his name is nileblue in this channel
8:54 I’m dying laughing, that looks like a cake you would not like to eat.
This is howtobasic if he went to college.
I despise how accurate this is
@I yee'd my last yeehaw i don't like what you're implying
666 likes. Nice.
Where the eggs though
howto*complicated*
“It was still full of water. I knew this because *i blasted it with a blowtorch* “
th-cam.com/video/nnHmUk_J6xQ/w-d-xo.html
@@sweetdrreemz this comment needs more traction
Jose De Los Santos y
*So anyway, I started blasting*
you have an adorable dog i hope it’s tail is wagging rn
"I wanted to see what would happen"
I never want to hear a chemist say that
Look into the history of a chemist by the name of Roy J. Plunkett. He was searching for a new type of refrigerant and ended up inventing Teflon instead. Some of the greatest advances in chemistry occurred by chemists just trying stuff out.
@@ryang2573 yeah but most of the time this happens
@@tompppu7684 You alright there, buddy?
Hi potterheads !
@@Cereal_Ki11er hes okay.
"This was a pretty solid sign to stop, but I was curious to see what would happen"
Famous last words
Nile adding more solid hydroxide to near boiling water: "there is a point where we needed to stop and we have clearly passed it, but let's keep going and see what happens"
I also added solid NaOH zu concentrated sulfuric acid once. Even though you know not to overdo things like that, I got some excitement out of freaking out my co-students in the lab because of the extensive fizzing. Nothing happened though 😇
On another occasion though I've seen a similar attempt to neutralize sulfuric acid end in a really dirty fumehood
Wow I am way to dumb for this channel
is it the case of curiosity caused the cat to boil the solution that it had to clean up afterwards ?
@@mihir2607 Well, two of my fellow students had the glorious idea of neutralizing about 500 ml of conc. H2SO4 less than 30 min before they had to leave the lab for the day. So they Put the acid in an erlenmeyer flask and started adding solid NaOH to it. At some Point it got to Boiling and startet foaming over. Then the lab assistans got a big bowl of cold water to place the Flask in upright, so that the overflow would flow into the Water. But then the Flask fell over and the whole Thing just bubbled over the big bowl aswell and into the fumehood xD
They spent another 30 min after the lab closed to clean the mess up. And they had to bring a cake for compensation for the whole lab (though mainly for the assistants ^^)
@@simonfalkner1682 This is what I would call a pro gamer move
What we learn in school: NaCl, H2O
What is in tests:
Lmao fr
My favorite drink NaCl+H2O
Ikr
@@AutisticChiken salt with Puré water? That's toxic
@@AutisticChiken have you tried tide pods?
“It’s a blood red, toxic, lethal, poisonous cancer causing chemical” “it’s my favourite because it’s really fun and interesting”
Chemists in a nutshell
About any person with an interest in chemistry in a nutshell
Same though. It's my favourite salt analysis reaction back in school. Some guy even played around and put it on his finger saying it was blood. If only he knew it was toxic...
I love this guy.
Every step he takes I’m asking out loud “Yes! But why are you doing it like this!?” but secretly, I’m loving it and wondering what it will turn into next.
Doctor: Sir, you have 6 types of cancer, do you have any idea why?
Nile: *remembers all his youtube career*
Oh. Oh no
Don't put that evil on this wonderful person
c fyffe it’s a joke chill
@@bigaunty5981 you feeling sensitive? Because I was being pretty chill
His cancer has cancer
“This is kind of a bad idea but I think I’m gonna do it anyway.”
Is such big chemist energy.
That's how we make breakthroughs lol
@@dannahbanana11235 That's how we make *Stich*
Thats how the atomic bomb was created
That's how tsar bomb was created
That's how chemists have the highest cancer rate of any qualified profession
Him: Accidentally makes a new type of meth.
I make these chemicals all day
Delicious
@@SerialLoving *Gives self medal*
" "
@@Diabhork " "
"I recently made one of my favorite chemicals, called 'chromyl chloride'. It's a blood red, toxic, and carcinogenic liquid, and I just think that it is really fun and interesting."
I would have to agree with you. I also like deadly, life threatening chemicals the color of bodily fluids.
Just say blood
I love the attitude of "well I could dipose of these dangerous chemicals in a safe way, because I know how, buuuuut I decided to do something more interesting". Honestly I do, curiosity is a mark of a scientist after all.
@Panel Deepak And this is not one of those times.
I love how the less toxic version looks more toxic
Chemistry™
How?
@@FrancisR420 it being such a sickly shade of green makes it look more stereotypically toxic
Hopefuly not as toxic as your mama
@@Cztwastaken Bro my mom is dead 😳
What if you wanted to go to heaven, but god said
*"I decided to do something different"*
Lmaooo
“Why do I hear boss music”
insert black kid pointing at sky.
This implies that Nile is God.
w h a t
This implies that 1
Nile is god
And 2
God has dumb ass energy
I have no idea what's happening, but I just enjoy watching these. You explain it nicely, the videos look pleasing and I love the occasional joke.
6:00 angry green liquid says stop but local man continues in the name of science
The greatest discoveries require sacrifice!
@Andre GS Gray aproves
@@SoftNapkins Very similar to the last words of Otto Lilienthal
@Bebopman Current Do you need any more of a sign that you shouldn't do Molly? I'm all for MDMA, and I happen to quite like the stuff, but the fact of the matter is you can't trust that that's what you're getting these days. If I was to go acquire some Molly on the street, in all likelihood, it would just be full of Fentanyl, and Fentanyl is one thing that nobody should fuck around with. It's a highly concentrated Opium-derivative, and "they" use it to assassinate politicians in South America. The only way you can trust MDMA in this day and age is to make it yourself, though I'm not about to recommend that you do that... * wink wink * Drug dealers are so shady these days that I wouldn't be surprised to find an E pill that's cut with anhydrous ammonia. It's like they've never heard of a little thing called the "repeat customer" lol.
@Bebopman Current With thinking like that, you're bound to end up as a statistic.
I feel like whenever you solved a problem you created another one
Edit: I know, guys, your life is a mistake, you can stop commenting that, please.
That's just chemistry for you
Sounds like me
DRAWING* im totally not useless, i hope
Story of my life
My life in a nutshell
I read the title as: “My Chernobyl cleanup was a disaster.”
Close enough.
I went to the hospital from laughing at your comment.
@Happy Fox ツ Dyslexic minds think alike
Chell in a Cell same here
So did I 😂😂😂😂
It always feels like you're building up to a big twist, but then it never really goes wrong lol its just very suspenseful
"One of my favorite chemicals"
*"ITS BLOOD RED AND TOXIC"*
The amount of people here with midoriya as their profile picture scares me
Don't forget carcinogenic!
And fun
Nice profile pic young midoriya
but hey, it's nice
He's slowly teaching us how to create a potion of instant damage III
And cursed it shall be.
If you think about it, this actually will kill someone if you throw this at them or make them drink it
Oof
Criminals : *" Hmmm, yes. I could use this. "*
Cops :
*" Well fu- "*
@@sillicon8227 not me taking notes 😃✋
“this is a very dangerous chemical”
“I think it’s quite fun”
I worked at a large electroplating plant that plated chrome as its last step. The chromic acid was hexavalent chrome so when rinsing the electroplated product, the water was contaminated. The water also was contaminated with sodium cyanide, copper and nickel salts. We had a large wastewater treatment system that eventually used large chain polymers to bind the metals to them, then add the waste water to a gargantuan clarification tank which also added a 'flocking material' to adhere to the polymers and sink them to the bottom. The clean water would overflow at the top and go to the sewer system and the flocking material would be pumped to a press that squeezed the water out. What came out was the same color of green that you had before drying everything in the oven.
Chemists: No you can't just use power tools while handling chemicals
Nile: Haha drill go brrrrrrr
This sums up this entire video lmao
WolfXGamerful yup
I’m wheezing 🤣
that got a lol out of me
lol this is funny
Imagine being this guy’s glass dishes and wanting to hold like a casserole or Mac N Cheese for someone’s thanksgiving but instead he dumps his chromyl chloride waste
Half these glass dishes are probably borrowed from his mom. Little does Aunt Debbie know that the casserole dish her sister gave her last week was in the same dish as the toxic chemicals her nephew was using.
@@AArrad I feel like with all he goes through to safely dispose of the chemicals he wouldn't give a poisonous casserole dish to his mum lmao
Hahaha
@@ghostdagreat ever heard of a joke
@@trymatic7151 roasted
"this is dangerous and i should stop but im just curious to see what would happen if i keep going" that is how every horror movie starts
6:12 looks like some potion an evil witch would be cooking in a cauldron somewhere in a dark forest
This video is the definition of “dude don’t do that” “no dude it’s gonna be cool trust me”
missed the perfect title opportunity, "chromyl chloride cleanup conundrum"
Nice
c4
Drew Barty alliteration master
@@yuritoworks it could also be catastrophe lmao
chromyl chloride cleanup conundrum/catastrophe sounds like a metal album
I misread the title as “My “Chernobyl cleanup was a disaster”
FunkiestChickenlawl me too
Ye
Same
Pretty much the same thing really
Same i saw the letters che and clean up and i though of that
"Nile doesn't need to hear all this, he is a high qualified professional"
Nileblue: the radiation poisoning was a sure sign that I had been in Chernobyl long enough but I decided to stay there just to see what would happen.
"The safe thing to do would have been transfer it to a bigger container, but I decided that it was more fun to add solid sodium hydroxide"
"This was a pretty solid warning sign to stop, and to wait for it to cool down, but I was curious to see what would happen if I kept going"
This is such a wild ride.
Science-Fans are Sometimes Dumb.
Its ok, i can say that, cause im a Science-Fan myself.
But jokes aside: Do you keep yourself updated on local and global Issues, friend? Are you aware of the the possible Food-Shortages as well as the Danger depicted in the GOP-Videos of "Some More News"? Said Channel covers Crops, Hate, War, aaaand mooore, so it’s really valueable-much to keep you updated.
The tried and tested scientific method of "fuck around and find out".
This ladies and gentlemen, is what the kids call... "winging it"
@@medumbydumb7206 nah "winging it" is when you don't know what you're doing, hoping you'll figure it out as you go.
"YOLOing it" seems more appropriate when you throw caution to the wind against your better judgement.
"it's blod red toxic and cancerogenic and i think it's realy fun"
did you type your name while having a stroke
@@pyrrehraus6571 kind of
edit: i changed it, it used to be bskdjkjsjsjdjiu hjsjjmsajdiuw
My favorite quote of his
This alone makes NileRed/Blue a thousand times stronger and scarier than Thanos with the Infinity Gauntlet. Or Ganon with the Triforce completed
“I just think it’s neat!”
That beat at the end gets me everytime man. Good stuff lol
Me, Not knowing anything about chemistry:
*interesting*
Your profile picture goes so well with this comment XD
All I know or I think I know is this crap isn’t supposed to be in your body or make skin contact
exactly
*vEry inTerEsTing, iNdEeD.*
Watching chemists at work makes me regret paying attention in science :(
“It’s a blood-red, toxic, carcinogenic liquid, and I just think that’s really fun and interesting.”
That has the same chaotic energy as cheery, happy-go-lucky adverts for over-the-counter medication whose side effects include catastrophic internal haemorrhaging, acute muscle wastage and permanent brain damage
Meanwhile, I could just see the marge simpson "I just think it's neat" meme that statement could become
why doesn't this have more likes this had me on the floor dying
i think the permanent brain damage part is what set me off lmaoo
Unedited Footage of NileRed
Also im kinda scared because i poured chromyl chloride on my hand a little in chem lab last week lmao
*Florida man chemically constructs biological warhead, 2019.*
-actually he's canadian-
I think he counts as an honorary Florida man at this point.
@@sand__witch yeah
John Stewart i think this is just chemical lol
Liquid cancer
Nile I swear you are the only reason I am out of my depression u make my day pleasant with ur videos thank you so much for sharing all your passionate ideas and making my life lot happier I am really glad to find you on TH-cam..I love chemistry too ,ur videos are something I always need for a day
Mmmm, chromium casserole, just like grandma used to make before dying from stage 4 cancer.
deldrinov nice
deldrinov nice
Cool more cancer for you less cancer for me
deldrinov nice
nice
"I poured in some hot water and poked at it a bit."
Ahh, I love science.
It’s only science if you document it.
@@BlackSoap361 he did document it on ayourube vidoe
@@darksuprise1564 ayourube vidoe
@@darksuprise1564 exactly
@@xenorzy9331 fuck of
Chromyl Chloride: Carcinogen, toxic borderline explosive.
NileRed: I just Think It's Neat.
Guy literally fucking dies from cancer 2 days later.
In industry hex-chrome waste will typically be treated with sodium bisulfite or magnesium bisulfite at a low pH. Once the Cr is reduced you'd increase the pH to around 9 to the metal oxide. It would then be ran through a filter press to decrease the water however for handling reasons most undustrial users won't go below 10% water.
Have you ever noticed how many chemistry fails start with "But then I decided to..."
To be fair: It's also how many discoveries are made though.
ie: "It was probably safer to do X, but I decided to do Y. I expected Z, but strangely enough I ended up with the cure for disease A, B, and C!"
As long as you log everything, it's no problem.
Everytime he says those things I think to myself: "he shouldn't have dropped out of uni"
To be fair Nile is doing everything under very controlled conditions but there is things in chemistry where just shouldn't decide "to do it anyway". I still love the channel though!
@aud_io true, but that was a bit to careless for me. Still i guess he knows what he's doing and im not his mother as well.
Jognt guns are the cures for all Diseases and parasites, parasites cannot survive without a living host so they die and pretty much all diseases can’t survive out side of a host for long
I read this as “my Chernobyl cleanup was a disaster”
I was waiting for someone to relate to me for SOOO long
Ikr me too
Nilered: calm, collected, patient.
Nileblue: calm, collected, lets hit it with a hammer
I read it as "the Chernobyl chlorine cleanup was a disaster "
That's because it is
The description of any chemist : "This was a clear sign to stop, but I was curious so I kept going."
"But at the last second, I decided to..." may be the most anxiety-inducing phrase I have ever heard from a chemist.
Me: Why tf is this in my feed
Also me: *watches entire thing not knowing what he was talking about*
th-cam.com/video/saANxD0cqy0/w-d-xo.html
Same
Lmao same-
I found this guy on my feed but as a chemistry enthusiast I understood most of it and learnt new information
Its sad being dumb 😔
One of my favorite things about chemistry is how you can get so many really pretty colors out of practically the same thing, and when I saw "chromyl" in the name I was really hoping for lots of those pretty colors, and boy did this poorly handled toxic waste really deliver!
Incredibly intelligent, yet seemingly lacking in common sense.
+20 Intelligence, -5 Wisdom
I've watched about four of his videos, I think in each one he managed to mess something up. Kind of small things, but he seems careless, which is how me made his mistake.
Even in the top comment something goes wrong for him.
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Yeah... Marie Curie was the same way. :c She can be forgiven though, it's not like she knew all the dangers of radium.
Lots of genius types end up lacking in common sense honestly. Like the previous comments stated, its like a high int, low wis situation.
@@kevinmabryii3091 tbh it’s always like that. My sisters the same way, textbook smart, gets perfect grades and such, but lacks common sense lol
Bro made a green wicked witches potion in a cauldron and thought we wouldn’t notice.
NileBlue: Releases video about the most basic safety principles in chemistry
Also NileBlue: this video
I guess this can be an example video of what not to do
Title: "My cleanup of this highly toxic, volatile, dangerous chemical that I have an unreasonable fascination with was a disaster"
Me: he died, didn't he
Maybe this is a joke, but this is his second channel
His main just posted a few hours ago??
It’s a joke. If he was dead, he couldn’t have uploaded the video
@@kiri1082
I knew about that, sorry
I can smell woooooshes.
suprem mem crem *inhales*
woooooooshhhhhh
“I decided it was more fun to-“
Oh no.
The results, properly milled and added to a proper base, would make an interesting yellow-brown color oil paint and light green oil paint.
"It's a blood red, toxic and carcinogenic liquid and I just think it's really fun and interesting"
Okay Arnim Zola
I think he should have just swallowed it to get rid of it.
@@daviddonaghy6494 what
Johan Schmidt be like: ✨👺✨
Ahahahaha it took me a second to get that
Cleanup in a nutshell:
I should have done this. But doing that looked cooler, so I did that instead.
Imagine Nile getting police searched and he has to try to explain calmly how the bag of green stuff isn't marijuana and how it's just chemical waste.
Lmao “Chemical WHAT?!”
Even if like that happens. First they will take a sample of it and confirm if before arresting
@@saiyogesh7179 more like "Um you either admit this is marijuana and we're gonna arrest you, or we're gonna arrest you, take the 'evidence' with us, and decide it's marijuana ourselves even though it clearly isn't."
But it's a green crystalline salt, not green vegetable matter?
@@Ruiluth lol you assume that matters to cops trying to get an arrest.
It would be better to convert Chromium(III) into a carbonate salt. You can omit storing soluble environmental neutral salts like sodium sulfate, etc. In our lab, we convert all heavy metal wastes into carbonates for further utilization.
"I thought it would be more fun this way."
--Last words of the cowboy chemist
weEauh, pheeseecs!!
Nile: Adding sodium hydroxide solution produces so much heat it literally starts boiling
Also Nile: Dumps in solid sodium hydroxide
Nile: I was afraid I'd damage the bowl by drilling at the edge
Also Nile: Drills at the edge
Nile: "I found out why you shouldn't use a drill for things like this."
Also Nile: "I smashed it with a hammer."
This is basically the chemistry class we all wanted to have but just ended up getting those damn volcanoes and potato batteries
I didn’t even get that I got freaking cabbages
@@lillihoward1239 I got cabbage ph juice
@@cyan.- we just boiled it, that’s it
I got onion 😐
@@lillihoward1239 wowww