[1hour22min] Successfully creating a bath duck out of pure sodium metal using all the incorrect tools and learning everything by failing while playing with highly toxic chemicals and high voltage
[1hour22min] Successfully creating a bath duck out of pure sodium metal using all the incorrect tools and learning everything by failing while playing with highly toxic chemicals and high voltage
This Aussie is insane. I had to split this movie of a youtube video in like 3-4 sessions.
Watch it for the journey, not the result.
Yes, he is insane.
Aqueous electrolysis is that sort of thing that even a 10yo kid can do at home*. Igneous electrolysis though? Chemistry knowledge isn't enough, you need technical skills. He clearly had none at the start of the video, that's why it took him so long - he learned it as he did it.
*I did it with small plastic soda bottles, pencil leads, aquarium tubes, and super glue. I stopped using it after I found a better source of hydrogen - aluminium cans and lye.
That thumbnail without DeArrowing is fucking horrid.
Please help me as a non-native english speaker out: What is DeArrowing? Or what do you mean by it? Google turned up nothing helpful.
Oh it's not a language quirk, it's a browser extension that allows users to change thumbnails and titles of YouTube videos to make them less obnoxious.
Almost an hour and a half video? Absolutely not.
That's what I told myself before watching the entire video in one sitting.
Some kids are gonna put their dad's laptop in the bathtub.