Nitrogen - Periodic Table of Videos

The copper reaction looked so similar to a redox reaction equation i've balanced yesterday. I was wondering why the coefficients of the equation in the video weren't the same as the coefficients I had calculated. I thought maybe I had made a mistake. Then I checked my notes and realized that the reaction on the video weren't the same as the one in my notes. Mine had NO, not NO2. I must have forgotten to write the 2 and balanced a completely made-up equation, I thought. But then the video showed me the exact equation on my notes with all the exact same coefficients as well as explaining how this reaction is different.
This sounds so weirdly specific and confusing but I had to share it because this tiny thing had my mind blown. science, dude

Fact: during WW2
Germany had bullets called petronen, and they had lead azide in the bullet! President Reagan was shot with bullets that had lead oxide bullets!

It would be very interesting to find out if we actually breathe nitrogen. What I mean is, that we use it unlike previously suspected.

I had ice cream today at lunchtime, made using liquid Nitrogen. It was very tasty !

Tell Neil to watch out wearing fetish wear to work, he'll get cancelled nowadays 😂😂🤣🤣

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I wasnt wrong that cream is very gross

Daddy

Why is there so much nitrogen in our atmosphere?

Still finding pieces of rubber glove & banana?

Awesome videos!

I had to google centigrade lol turns out it’s Celsius probably should of just assumed that I guess 😅

Yes controled lab explosions and chemical reactions and learning things Im in I subscribed 😁👍

Fixing nitrogen by a chemical process is probably the most interesting thing. For many people, most of the nitrogen in their bodies was fixed that way…

This is a science treasure of all the world!

Just as a WARNING, many Industrial Explosives contain Nitrogen compounds such as TNT (Tri-Nitro-Toulene) which was originally developed by the Military.

The U.S. Government prohibits anyone from making many Explosive products at home by Federal Law.

Neil is a straight up G.

nitrous oxide is a really potent source of power for combustion engines when mixed with extra fuel inside the air intake or inside the engine since it contains more twice the oxygen than the air that the air intake receives.

So, Who is Professor Leather Pants? What a Joke!

There are little pieces of fomerly-frozen bananas way back under the lab bench now.

N20 is also quite supreme when it comes to the making of buff horses in my blown k24 with no electronics. Just dump that thang right in the velo stacks

Why is NO2 brown, it is absorbing or scattering blue light. Why is it soluble in water. Is it a polar molecule. Interesting video.

This is a nice video

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7 Nitrogen N 🌀

experiment no3+h2o+n2o

the banana goes ABSOLUTELY RIGID!

thank you for freezing a banana

Nitrous oxide = laughing gas? no Nitro booster

Dr. Charles Goetz, my advisor as a chemistry major at Iowa State University, made the initial discovery that cream could be whipped when dissolved nitrogen at high pressure was released from the cream (circa 1930).
I am a retired chemist. Thank you for your videos.
Rusky

As a biologist, we would use melting solid N2 to freeze samples. We would pour liquid nitrogen into a dewar, then place it in a vacuum chamber with a plexiglas lid, and pump the air out. The nitrogen would boil viciously until only only the slowest molecules remain, and they would solidify to a slurry. Then we would let air back in rapidly, remove the lid, and you would have a few seconds while the nitrogen was melting to put your sample in. The freezing nitrogen is quite beautiful, it forms like spaghetti ice, litlle growing worms of ice, each wit a droplet at the top.
The reason we used it rather than liquid nitrogen is that not only is it a couple degrees colder (-212°), it also stays liquid until all the solid is molten, meaning your sample is less prone to the Leidenfrost effect, and you get much more rapid cooling, leading to partial vitrification of the sample which you need to study undisrupted cellular structures.

So where's the video that explains Dihydrogen monoxide....hmmm?

"The banana goes absolutely rigid."

Best for painless suicide or execution

Also in the video "what does atomic bomb sound like" we see brown gas around the atomic explosion I think that's NO2 produced by either the heat or radiation.

Niel’s ready for water temple with his iron boots

Neil is clearly a very serious guy - never appears to smile. I guess he's too busy making sure the Professor doesn't hurt himself!

These guys look like they have been best buds for the last 30 years lol

Cryogenics. Wonderful.

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