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A little bit different from the others! (Patreon)

Published:
2016-08-27 00:06:24
Edited:
2020-09-04 21:25:56
Imported:
2021-06

Content

Hey guys, well this video is quite different from the other ones...because I'm in it! I didn't make a thumbnail for it yet, but let me know what you guys think. Also, I guess this is a face reveal?

I really liked appearing in the video and I will probably do some more like this in the future.

Files

Bromine | Element Series

Hey guys, this one is a little bit different from the others! Making ampoules: https://youtu.be/7hRPs64NOf8 Bromine/aluminum reaction: https://youtu.be/ZpQkgM0msj4 Eosin Y prep: https://youtu.be/0C4EfwqOS7A Bromine Prep #1: https://youtu.be/eaIps1WxJPQ Bromine Prep #2: https://youtu.be/QM-cgWGBPqo Nile talks about lab safety: https://youtu.be/ftACSEJ6DZA Assistant Editors: Chanel Brun-Soroka Nick Trusiak Jeef ------------------------------------------- Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/nilered Youtube Membership: https://www.youtube.com/c/nilered/join NileRed Merch Store (NileRed Pin & Keychain): https://store.dftba.com/collections/nilered NileRed Website (Glassware & Beaker Mugs): https://nile.red -------------------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nile.red Twitter: https://twitter.com/NileRed2 Discord: https://discord.gg/3BT6UHf

Comments

Kamen Milchev

Great video as always and also you look great in front of the camera. There must be more videos like this one for sure!

Anonymous

Nice! Great to see your face finally! None of the other chemistry channels on YouTube are showing their face on camera.

Anonymous

Ya well done man! I like the format and still think your doing a great job!! Keep it up

Paul Grodt

Excellent change-up. You have a really nice wall-o-stuff behind you, which is massively better than a blank wall that many new filmmakers use to their detriment. You also have very good camera presence. A lot of people who stay off-cam in their vids do so because they can't pull that off. If you decide keep up with this format, do consider setting up a 2-point lighting system with some cheap fluorescent lighting fixtures, and either turning off or at least partially covering up the light that's directly overhead.

jason black

You look nothing like I'd have guessed. :)

jason black

As for suggestions: if it's even remotely possible with chemical techniques, I'd love to see a video about C14/C12 separation (or enrichment, or depletion, however it works out)

Anonymous

The man behind the science finally reveals himself! Ive been watching your videos across youtube forever, finally able to support the cause. Super cool, Bromine is always an interesting element see in a video. Suggestions, I would like to see a preparation of Sodium Methoxide. Similar to the Aluminum Isopropoxide for sure but much more exothermic!

nilered
>>2403926

Thanks! Also yeah I need to work with lighting. I also agree that a wall full of stuff is more interesting than a black background.

nilered
>>2404448

I actually planned to make potassium tertbutoxide. Is that similar enough?

nilered
>>2404325

I have actually never really read about c14/c12 separation. Can you tell me a little about it?

Anonymous

The REAVEAL is great - as Vincent (above) says - good to see the man behind the science. As an element collector / synthesiser (similiar to mrHomeScientist), I love these element exploration videos, so a series of element shorts in the Reveal style would be nice to watch.

Anonymous

Cody ad Nile are antonyms?

Anonymous

Great video! You appear very natural in front of the camera. I would also like to see more videos like this too alongside the current videos.

Anonymous

Periodic Videos without the hair and glasses?!?!!

jason black

Can't say I know how you'd separate two isotopes of carbon (or anything else, for that matter). But I seem to dimly remember that some chemical reactions are biased one way or the other for different isotopes, which could be the basis of separating isotopes. You're the chemistry expert, though, so beyond rank speculation, I really have nothing useful to offer you. :)

nilered

There are subtle differences that can be taken advantage of. I don't think I'll end up doing it though.

Anonymous

Suggestion: Crack large chain hydrocarbons (Propane/Pentane?) into smaller molecules such as Methane.

nilered
>>2417321

Do you know of a method to do that home? As far as I know, you need some pretty harsh conditions. I read on wiki that acid catalysis is an option, which might be viable.

nilered
>>2405792

Yeah, I plan to do more. I have been meaning to cover mercury and galium for a really long time...Ill do mercury after I do the distillation video.

Anonymous

Make something that smells nice :)

Anonymous

You do look different from what I had imagined lol. I had this impression based on your voice and the reflections you can see in the lab glass but I was off a bit lol. Not a bad thing, just saying.