Exotic Elements vs. Magnet | Gold and nasty ones | Part 3/6
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2013
- Finally I can test pure gold with a magnet and see how it reacts. I also test some elements I never thought I would get access to!
Part 1: • Exotic Elements vs. Ma...
Part 2: • Exotic Elements vs. Ma...
Part 4: • Exotic Elements vs. Ma...
Part 5: • Exotic Elements vs. Ma...
Part 6: • Exotic Elements vs. Ma...
Answer to the mystery alloy in the end of the video: • Mystery alloy revealed...
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Music by Kevin MacLeod, www.incompetech.com
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I guess a lot of toxic substances including arsenic are only really toxic when swallowed or inhaled :) Thallium is worse - even simple skin contact is considered dangerous. Good thing that they chose a glass ampoule to contain the thallium.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for the guess and kind words :)
Scandium is tested in the first part of this series. I do need to revisit the rare earth metals though with a more sensitive setup. Also have all of the rare earth oxides to test so stay tuned for more videos :)
I like the diamagnetic ones. Gold is like "leave me alone... get away! argh!" :)
You make it sound adorable lol
Platinum is a little paramagnetic (+193) so I should easily be able to show that is attracted to a magnet on a water bath. It's just so expensive :)
Soooooo, Magneto would be able to break us with the calcium in our bones alone?
No.The bones are calcium phosphate.
Devon Aylen
Brain blood vessels would be the first point of critical failure, followed by those surrounding the heart, followed by the heart, itself.
***** yes ,yes iron, cobalt, nickel, terbium, dysprosium, holmium, gadolinium, vanadium, platinum and sodium
***** 11.cesium
@@manictiger If he had a magnetic field strong enough to tear the calcium out of your very much nonmetallic bones, your physical form would be destroyed and molded along the field lines
I told my GF that gold was repulsive, she didn't buy it...
9 years old? 42 Likes? But no comments!?!?!? Let me fix that
this is some really fascinating stuff. thankyou for posting this series. its so cool to see how nearly all metals react to magnetism in some way
I love how your videos are so like informational in a fun way, and barely any audio with just your voice is very relaxing and sort of ASMR-ish, keep up the good videos!
This is a great series please continue it!!
Thanks :)
It will be a while for part 4 - the last elements are quite expensive. That gold sample set me back on cash :/
But I have lots of other videos coming, so stay tuned.
A lot of metals are, and most semimetals and non-metals are diamagnetic, so you were close to being right. But quite a lot of metals are actually diamagnetic and repels a magnet. I guess it is counterintuitive that some metals repels a magnet. We grow up having fun with metals being attracted to magnets :)
Thanks for watching!
Thank you :)
In part 2 I did put the price and availability on every element - but looking back I don't like it. It almost turns the video into a commercial...
During the credit crunch gold turned extremely expensive - more than platinum. Gold has dropped in price since but still is one the most expensive metals. Silver is quite cheap compared to many other metals :)
Rhodium samples tend to be extremely expensive because so few people sell it outside the industry :(
Google+ is new to me so sorry for any errors I make x)
Just wanted to share my newest video about elements vs. magnet. Includes the much requested gold and some samples I didn't expect to be able to show!
Also includes a little challenge to name an alloy I show. Lots of guesses already but no right answer yet. You could take the honour of guessing right ;)
Thanks for watching! Part 4 will probably be a while - need to save up for the last expensive elements ;)
Thanks for all the quesses! The guesses are getting closer but fewer and no right ones yet.
Here's some help:
- It's an alloy of two elements.
- It's a non-sparking alloy
Fascinating! Pure gold looks beautiful!
man, kerbal space program themes are everywere
Yeeeee
+TheDiamondBladeHD 2.0 hehe
Finally somone who knows the game
Thanks for watching and commenting!
This video did take a lot of work, 'pulling strings' and hard cash so it's nice to know that people like the result :)
love these videos man, can't wait for part 4!
Thanks for uploading this video... It was great watching it just like ALL your other videos :) Looking forward to more intriguing stuff from you in the future! :)
Not impressed untill I see a 1 kg sample of ununoctium, No but I just watch all 3 videos, and wow. just wow. simply amazing. Their is nothing I love more than pure elements being shown in such quality.
Roughly, 315 ng of Uuo-294 was made. They cancelled because Uuo-294 breaks down into other elements in 0.089 sec.
Ahnaf Abdullah so get a good slow motion camera and make 12 orders of magnitude more
martinshoosterman Yeah, unless they have speed of light shipping. And brainiac75 can open a package in 1/10000 of a second.
Ahnaf Abdullah or just film it as its being made.
Yes, yes, where the temperatures while smashing particles reach 200000 times hotter than the center of the Sun
You must buy sealed gold and release it from its tomb FOR SCIENCE.
I absolutely love your videos man keep up the good work!
Thanks for your quesses - you have found some really interesting alloys :)
But noone got it right yet. You are more than welcome to try again!
4:10 actually I am... >:)
Why not do a series where you test the magnetism of common compounds? I want to see how rust and sodium hydroxide are attracted to a magnet
+Connor Steppie
I may continue with compounds when I run out of elements. I have a collection of rare earth oxides that are known to react visibly with a strong magnet. I will make a video with them in the future...
where did you get those three elements that aren't yours?
Don't ask...
Govt labs maybe
So it's been a week since my upload and I'm surprised by the many guesses on the alloy. Thanks for participating!
I did make it a challenge and gave very little information in the video (or my brilliant subscribers would guess it within the first hours). Many of the guesses have been very interesting - I have learned about alloys I didn't know off - cool!
Here's a tiny bit of help to make it less impossible:
- It's an alloy of two elements.
- It's not that expensive (~€5/$6 for the shown piece)
THESE VIDS ARE WICKED!!! Lol. I sooooooo love these videos!! Thanks for your work and congrats on the views!! You def earned it!!
I will be happy when you do francium ;)
+Max Mouland mohaha xD
I would feel safer if you hadn't used papyrus.
Samuel Doye Or that creepy music...
Wow, that was really great!
Thank you.
Wow. This was fun and educational. Thanks for the video!
I wish I seen the sodium one. Our school had a six pound bar of Sodium that someone stole. The thief threw the sodium in the school's pound. They had to close the school.
You mean pond. right?
Robert Esparza Yes pond. If it was a pound, think of the puppies? I do think a bunch of turtles, and frogs had a bad time.
One of the students at my old school stole about a kilogram of 99.9% pure sodium metal from the lab. When confronted with the possible consequences of his action the bright boy decided to flush it down the toilet to discard of the evidence.
The reaction blew a hole into the girls bathroom. Naturally, the boy was expelled .
Is it possible to liquefy some gases and then testing for the activity? by using a magnet :D
Yes, here's an example with oxygen: Paramagnetism of Oxygen
brainiac75 Thanks
brainiac75 Is there part 4? :D
Landau Martin No, not at the moment. Of the last elements I only have ruthenium at the moment so not enough to make a video.
But I'll get more over time and just make other videos meanwhile :)
brainiac75 Hmm, how much did all elements you have cost? just curious :D
I love how you have these really cool tools and element samples, and your scale setup is just a magnet on top of a Lego.
+Let'sFigure
Hehe, as an amateur my experiments are often quite ghetto. But as long as they work I think it can encourage others to experiment in their own homes. It doesn't always take elaborate laboratory setups to experience science ;)
+Brainiac75 that no so ghetto the closest thing that I have come to gold is when I went to a shop this man was buying gold like yours
very cool love the golds reaction when you move fast totally worth watching cheers man
Thanks for watching :)
Thanks for all the quesses on my latest video where I gave you a little challenge on naming an alloy. There have been quite a lot and very different guesses but no right ones yet.
Here's a little more help to make it less impossible :)
- It's an alloy of two elements.
- It's not that expensive (~€5/$6 for the shown piece)
- One of the elements in the 'family photo'-part of the video is in it.
Can you guess it?
Is it nickel silver (copper + nickel)?
Giovanni Foulmouth Nope, but you're not that far off. Here is my video with the answer: Mystery alloy revealed [cube]
Thanks for watching and guessing :)
I tested aluminium on a sensitive setup and i could see the eddy currents being produced in the aluminium.
***** Thorium is very hard to find and therefore always very expensive. But there are sources for it. So far I have seen a few samples on eBay and onyxmet.com. rgbco.com has also sold it before. Happy hunting :)
can you get a sample of krypton-kripton i dont know how to write it i saw it in the photo
5g is more than enough gold u da best
Entertaining as always. Great vid
Thanks for watching!
Awesome music, awesome content, awesome voice; definitely subscribing! Keep up the great work!
Nice! Welcome aboard :)
2 people thought magnets melted metal.
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im not one of them :D
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Heimskir The Mighty Prophet of Talos. Trust in his wise words. You all mofos need Talos
Communist Disco isn't that the guy who I shot with a bow and arrow in Skyrim?
Silver?
Thank you for such a wonderful video!
Nice series of videos!
Platinium
Oğuzhan YILDIRIM an alloy not an element
platinum ts platinum
if he could only afford 5 grams of Gold then how can he afford 100+ grams of platinum?
teengene Platinum is worth less then gold though..
Ominous Grace no...gold costs less.
Robert Esparza www.kitco.com/market/
Here you go mate.
Ominous Grace Thank you.
Just found this channel, and all I can say (besides awesome videos), is that you have very very interesting hobby :D
such a high quality video like this deserve a medal . god bless you . you serve the humanity . thank you very much n_n
stupid question: Why can't you find heavy elements like lawrencium,... anymore?
The very heavy elements are extremely unstable and quickly turns into other 'lighter' elements through radioactive decay or spontaneous fission. The half life of the most stable isotope of lawrencium for example is 11 hours. So even if they were formed in freak accidents of galactic proportions they would disappear quickly.
As far as we know the very heavy elements like lawrencium have only been made by man and never in nature.
brainiac75 Thanks,so that means they're so rare and cant be seen?(
Chan Hien Exactly, the elements above atomic number 100 (fermium) have only been made in invisible amounts in laboratories by smashing smaller atoms together in large man-made machines. A few atoms can be detected in day-long experiments but we have never seen them with our naked eyes.
Uranium with atomic number 92 is the highest we can collect in visible amounts in nature. Anything above is extremely rare or doesn't exist at all in nature. More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transuranium_element
Thanks for the explaination,I really love chemistry and English is not my first langauge :)
It's actually because I ate them
Wow very nice, and interresting. GREAT video series. Could not wait for next videos.
THANKS alot for making this videos..
I love your videos man, I find them very interesting, it makes my day when you upload a new one :)
I have no idea what that alloy could be, but I'm dying to find out :)
Greetings, a fan from Spain ;)
Excellent information.
That gold bar looks so cool and professional... I have got to buy some gold. I just love it.... such a beautiful rare metal.
I love this youtuber's accent, so amazing!! I sub and liked, I will share this with my science manic friend :)
Awesome! Welcome aboard and thanks for sharing :)
fantastic work, thank you
Awesome video! Keep it up!
Great content! Love the Kerbal Space Program music around 5:00. Haha.
Great video. Thanks for filming.
Thanks! Welcome to my channel. Only few people find it but as long as the right ones do - I'm more than happy :)
Very interesting, you are inspiration. Thanks for the great videos. P.S. your humour is very funny.
Awesome!!! Was looking forward to this video... Love the sound Osmium makes with the glass :) looking forward to your next video with the name of that mysterious alloy which is clearly toxic/hazardous (since you're wearing gloves)...
AWSOME, I love your channel
This is amazing, you just got a new subscriber :)
Thank you for saving up to get the gold! I am impressed by your dedication.
Thanks :)
Gold is one of the more fascinating elements so I just had to have a pure sample of it!
Thanks for your comment. Made my day ;)
Amazing Channel! Everything is great, amazing content, amazing everything! I look forward to the next video :D
Thank you. It's comments like yours that motivates me to carry on :)
I'll give all a little while to come with a guess. It is free to give it a try with several guesses ;)
Greetings from Denmark!
Great video!
There was a place near where I live were in the 1600's people would use arsenic and other toxic metals which ended up seeping into the soil and groundwater. I'm so glad it was a Superfund site and it was all cleaned up!
That's really cool!
MORE MORE MORE PLEASE LOVE URE VIDEOS THANK U SO MUCH : )
Love your videos!!!!!!!!!!!!
3:02 You just made it into orbit. Good job Jeb.
one of the best videos i watched on CZcams...! Thanks brainiac75...
this guy deserves more subscribers!
GREAT VIDEO!
really cool loved it
Thanks :) Hoping to release part 5 of this video series in December.
Thank you for all your effort and hard work.
great videos! i relly enjoyed them! but as a normal youtube viewer i have to say it: the reflection on the spheric magnet shows that you are bold ;-) keep on going!
Yeah I no all about not having enough money thanks again and were looking forward to your next whatever it is dangerous magnets or rear elements it's all good stuff cheers
Brainiac, you deserve WAAAAY more subscribers :)
I really like the caption that is floating along the gold! :)
+Faldrian
Hehe, the built-in tracker in my editing program, HitFilm, did a really good job on tracking the styrofoam and 'hooking' the text to it.
Thanks for watching!
hello i just want to thank you for making these videos and putting effort into your videos keep it up i have likes and subscribed
+Oran Sheehan
Hi, and thank you very much. It means a lot to me.
It takes time to make quality videos but I enjoy it. And the growing support from you all motivates me to carry on more than ever :)
brainiac75 no problem man your the best
Yes, two samples of antimony in part 2 (link in description).
Me too :)
It is a fantastic metal, superdense and supershiny. Unfortunately also very expensive.
There will be a part 4 at some point but at the moment I can't say when. With my current economy it is gonna be at least a year from now on - I need to look for a way to fund my project >: /
But I have other interesting videos on the way so you don't have to wait a year for my next video :)
Very interesting video, you managed to make an attractive way to show chemistry to common youtube users :)
Thanks!
I'm not scientifically educated or professional so my videos are basically my way of understanding things and having fun with science at my home :)
I have just always been interested in science and studied everything I could get hold of at home - so why not share it here on CZcams ;)
Thanks for watching!
Great video! :)
great work :-) greats from Switzerland for showing the swiss gold bar :-9
Cool bro u gained a subscriber also do a video on isotopes of elements and radioactive isotopes does that affect the magnetic effect ?
Thanks :)
The cesium is from smart-elements´com. It's a hazmat so they don't ship to all countries. More about cesium in part 2/3 in this series if you haven't watched already.
Ruthenium?
Awesome videos!
Awesome video! :)
Will you finish off the rest of the platinum group metals like Ru, Rh, Ir and Pd in the future? And the rest of the other elements like the Alkali Metals and Ta?
flimsybop Thanks! Yes, over time I will get small samples of all elements I can get my hands on :)
Part 4 is coming 'soon' - probably in August - and will include a few of the metals you mention.
@6:55 the music is hilarious!!! Lol. Love it
I'm not surprised that Kevin MacLeods music is used in many places. The best royalty-free music I have found so far :)
Thanks for watching!
Very nice from you good job
Yes, because I always test the styrofoam alone with the magnet before putting the element on to make sure no impurities, static electricity or just basic draft etc. isn't affecting the result. I also use these tests personally to give a little extra guarantee that I have the element that the seller claim to have sold me :)
And wouldn't a static charge in the styrofoam be discharged on a water bath? I have yet to see an effect with just styrofom and a magnet on a water bath.
This is the first of your videos I've seen. It was well done and I enjoyed it a lot as a lover of experimentation. How can I donate to your experiments?
+Michael Becker
Thank you very much.
If you subscribe, watch and like my videos you help a lot and I really don't ask for or need more!
But if you're lucky enough to be rich you can also donate via PayPal with the link on my channel banner. I'm saving up for elements for part 5 of this series :)
Thank you for the video.
+Alfredo Martinez
Thanks for watching and commenting :)
The element you showed there is silver, that is why it is so brilliant!
Radioactivity does not really change the conductivity of a material. Radioactivity is related to the nuclear core whereas electricity is about the electrons around the nuclear core.
Beta radiation is electrons but even very powerful beta sources would not really emit enough electrons to change conductivity in a metal.
Alpha sources are however used in smoke detectors to ionize the air inside a metal dome enough to make the air a little conductive (which smoke blocks and triggers the alarm).
Got so disappointed when you decided not to open the gold bar!
Love your humor.
Love your accent too.