i dont like it let me do your music

Yes!!!

Now play some camellia bgm ehehe

Looks like Board of Canada.

You should collab with the youtube channel "look mum no computer"... Your welcome!

Being a pure bred American, I genuinely enjoy stroopwaffels.

It can't be that toxic. In high school, I tried to make my own NiCd battery and I was heating cadmium with a propane torch to shape it the way I wanted and I didn't realize not only could I melt it but its boiling point was low enough that I was boiling it too, and I certainly breathed in some of the vapors and never had any ill effects from it. Of course that was cadmium metal and oxides, they were probably not very soluble so I wouldn't have absorbed it.

That's not really how carcinogens work. Cadmium fumes can cause kind damage and kidney damage, but it's also a carcinogen.

the cadmium is LOOSE and it it out for REVENGE

@@medexamtoolsdotcom That's what the romans said, and chuckled while sipping wine from their lead cups

that feels like a weird sentence considering how bad lead is as well. Lesser of two evils I guess

In 2020 I worked a bit at for an electrochem project of a doctotorant as a general lab rat. Cleaning and polishing the used cadmium electrodes was one of my jobs. I was kinda glad I had stocked up a few micro silver filter cloth masks before habd, because if the pandemic. ^^

Not that safer though.

Lead's way better than cadmium

@@subliminalfalllenangel2108 ermmmmmm yeah it’s decently so, cadmium is fuckin scary lol

You got my like for the name

Same subbed

top kek

😂🤣 but well done tho

Like that time the fume hood died... Just leave... Reaction was just fine!

im suppose to write my thesis right now, its 5am and it was due at 5 hours ago. this could replace everything i wrote in the last few hours

i have to remember this

There is no inorganic or organic chemistry. There is only molecule and "bulk" chemistry.

@@PlaqueBaka ok Mr science man

Don't worry, organic chemistry will try to kill you plenty. But fewer colors, it's all a white powder.

Idk why "and no tar" made me laugh like it did, but it made me chuckle.

Instead of tar it has brown sludge

that's just how lab work is tbh. trust me on that one.

what's even funnier is that he has a phd

that is because I don't do youtube videos, imagine having less than the bare minimum and still trying, got an HCl plant project for about two years now, no proper glasware used, just some UV LEDs, mercury vapor lamp, halogen lamps(gotta have that warmth since people say that I'm just too cold), some drilled mini glass jars and test tubes, a lot of PTFE tape and epoxy, epoxy and PTFE tapes are everything to me.... got something going, gotta revive the damn thing after some new findings.... for what is worth, I managed to do it, I got about 1l of 5% HCl from the project, yes, all from table salt, water, heat, UV radiation and my hatred! no borossilicate needed, true men do chemistry without lab glassware.(of course, I might die earlier from an explosion or cancer, whatever comes first LOL)

@@deathkeys1 Just because project does its goals it doesn't mean that it isn't a fucking disaster

He's an actual chemist but started these videos when he was a child and still uses the same ghetto rigged gear. He likes to mock his own no-fricks-given persona.

I don't know why, but some people just inexplicably struggle with Ikea directions. I had to help a friend with his Ikea desk, after he got stuck ~6 steps in.

I'm my own worst enemy

No it’s not. It’s just his bin.

I have that bit screencapped for whenever my project supervisor asks how I intend to dispose of my waste.

Wow Extractions and Ire managed to do a collab with that famous et al guy?

Welp, it's still better than the "good ol' chem pit".

I am a fool

@@ExtractionsAndIre just remove the yellow in post.

Coloured safety goggles to remove the yellow

green is the new yellow

What kind of screw has cadmium in it?

@@sunnysuryani5674 a screwed up one

RIP

Oops

it's just a prank, bro

**proceeds to chug the cadmium** ya?

"Thought about it... and decided against it."

🫥

bloody scary after that chemist got 2 drops on a nitrile glove and it killed her in a horrible manner. (Chubby Emu channel)

@@gordonlawrence1448 That was dimethylmercury but organocadmium compounds are arguably worse

how in comparison to where's the uranium?

@@vincentschumann937 a lot worse considering you’d likely be fine short term from uranium depending on the amount

Hey heey pay no mind your under 18 you wont be doing any time come out and play

Just proves he's a real scientist.

Ok but is it though? Asking for a friend.

@@Flagdread Speaking as a PhD chemist and a hobby chemist (more like Tom than I'm willing to admit), I can personally confirm it. Also I know plenty of people who'd say the same thing in the same situation - all PhDs. (Yup, I'm aware this is anecdotal and therefore meaningless :') )

@@beguilingfire I will inform my friend that Mr Theal Chemist says that's it's confirmed.

There's only three that are and they're all neighbours

Those batteries have some Wheaties, lots of prompt current. Need 10 cells to make a 12V jump pack. The aircraft packs are 24V or 48v usually.

The things we do for the advancement of science

It's not quite up there with "where did the Mercury go?", but it's still unnerving.

where da uranium go? where da hydrochlorine go?

@@renerpho while still really bad, mercury isn't a carcinogen...

@@vincentschumann937 At least you can find your uranium with a giger counter. Sucks if it's inside you tho.

@@renerpho I don’t know what is worse.

It really does look like Baja Blast...

Fuck, now I really want to drink it.

Operation Soda Steal

@@leflavius_nl5370 Operation Soda Steel

@Tiddy Blaster nah man I think I was making a metal joke to reference MGS or something

holy fuck, that really might've been all of it

6% of fukk-all is fukk-all. I think you´re right.

@@Skyliner04s still, the cell should be something like 29g, he should have way more...

@@AKAtheA are we including the steel case?

@@jeremymcadam7400 yep

'Moving on with my life' is the less harsh term I use to refer to giving up

That's why I stick to zinc carbon for recovering stuff. The carbon rods make half decent electrolysis rods for some purposes and I;ll be buggered with a horseshoe if I'm paying for platinum ones. Also the zinc can be useful and it's easy to clean.

@@gordonlawrence1448 +

@@ExtractionsAndIre well put!

@@gordonlawrence1448 I was just gonna say this 🤣

You ever heard of peer review?

​@@atlas42185... that's not remotely the same

​@@atlas42185Pee'er review? Payer review... there it is.

That's one way to test for cadmium I guess

Cadmium test: Have someone drink the solutions. If they're dead, there was cadmium!

👍

@@Ninjastahr if you drink the reaction mixture, you get to use all the amazing testing equipment they have at the hospital :D

MVP comment

@@thedude7726 Most volatile peroxide?

@@vertiform_city i love this 😂

Then make CdSe and InGaP quantum dots. I used to make these extensively.

extract Gallium from duckweed

Extracting Europium from old Vakuumtube monitors.

What the fuck are all you guys extracting this shit for, domestic terrorism?

Indium from LCD? Sounds tough as balls.

Some cadmium compounds make fine yellow pigments.

Thanks mate!!

Yeah lol I'm still learning. I can tell when it's wrong but I'm not good at correcting it yet

@@ExtractionsAndIre All good man! Just saying. ^^ Awesome video, as usual! I'm still chasing the cadmium with you, about halfway through.

All that's missing now is a proper microphone that doesn't make him look like he's doing Karaoke.

@@graealex that's why I come here. I like to pretend he's singing me sweet chemistry songs in spoken word.

@@graealex That's why we're here! Chemistry Karaoke is the best!

Solution: buffer the shit out of it!

My guess is that within a weeks time, most of the CdS oxidised into some mixture of sulphite and sulphate. Cadmiumsulphate is fairly soluble in Water at 772 g/l.

@@marinahildebrand5868 Cadmium sulfide was used as a pigment in paint, so it should be fairly resistent to oxidation, but according to Wikipedia, it does react with HCl.

@@hammerth1421 Yeah, I think adding sodium acetate to the solution should do it.

Turn that arrow into an equilibrium arrow and I think you have your answer. Once CdS reacts with acid, the H2S can just fly away as a gas.

**screwdriver slips**

I thought the exact same thing when I saw he was doing Cadmium chemistry, does he not watch Bob Ross? Does he not know the absolute Yellow he's in for?!?!

Cadmium yellow is still available in many places.

Cadmium yellow may be available but im pretty sure the use of actual cadmium in the paint colour got banned in most countries although I could be wrong though im not a paint expert

But theres also Cadmium red which is O.K.

@@markopolo2172 Nope! It's still cadmium selenosulfide in most oil paints, if you look at the SDS

thanks!

I'd hate to think what other heavy metals are in the run off from landfills. Probably all of them

@@ExtractionsAndIre collect runoff from landfill, extract heavy metals. profit?

@@ExtractionsAndIre pretty much.

Thanks mate!