Turning plastic gloves into hot sauce
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Turning plastic gloves into hot sauce is something that I've been wanting to do since I started this channel. I never attempted it though because I knew that it was going to be the longest and hardest project I've ever worked on. However, one day I randomly decided that I was ready and I just got started on it...
References:
•Reduction and amide formation: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs....
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Nile talks about lab safety: • Chemistry is dangerous.
Music in credits (Walker by SORRYSINES): / walker - Věda a technologie
This man will turn you in to a pop tart if you call him a nerd
Hahaha best comment
Lol.
Worst comment ive ever read
@@capri_sunnn7935 i will unspokenly rizz your uncle
@@bruh_man124 tylko jedno w glowie mam koksu piec gram, odlediec sam
“Is this hot sauce organic?”
“It’s handmade.”
What do you mean it hand made? 😐
nice one! 👍🏻
@@StardustSpiritDragon gloves get it gloves are like hands?
NileRed: Just let me take my gloves off.
Guy: W.. why are you putting those gloves in that beaker?
Don't worry I used my gloves its clean 😉
I love the way he talks. At any point you have no idea if the sentence is gonna lead into ‘it didnt work at all” or “it worked flawlessly.” Idk how you manage to make chemistry tense.
I feel like it gets kinda annoying over time
@@Kooczsinope
@@NDDGMRA 😭😭
bros a month late@@NDDGMRA
@@Kooczsiit doesn’t at all. It’s the reason these videos are so captivating. He’s doing a damn good job to keep people watching hour long chemistry videos.
I love to watch these videos while I sew, because sewing can sometimes be very frustrating but whenever I feel like giving up Nile Red says something like "Well I lost everything I spent a week working on but that's just how it is sometimes. Anyway"
Nigel: Oh no!
Also Nigel: Anyway--
@em-erson_1406 who is Nigel 💀
@@seanhaywardjr3399 Nile Red- It’s his name.
no one cares lmao
I agree, his determination is really inspiring!
For centuries, alchemists had been trying to turn lead into gold. Little did they know, it wasn't lead that could be turned into gold, it was plastic gloves.
I was just thinking that this is probably as close to real life "alchemy" as you're gonna get
Make sure he didn't hide any Philosopher's Stone and human sacrifices backstage.
@@skussy69 I mean if you had a billion years with the particle accelerator
@@skussy69 I mean
Alchemy was really just
Very early misguided chemistry
There are definitely possible things now that would get called alchemy in the old days
It just happens turning things into gold
Is really inefficient
Well obviously. Man I can’t believe they couldn’t figure that out
Cashier: "What are you buying so much vanilla sugar for?"
Nilered: "Hot Sauce."
She Wasn't Gonna Question How Something So Sweet Was Gonna Become Spicy, And Good Thing Because She Would Barely *REACT* To The Explanation.
Hahaha
Im imagining heavy breathing and a decently long pause between those
Cashier: "Oh some sort of vanilla-flavored hot sauce? I've never heard-"
Nigel: "No."
I was liked for the 1000th like
I love how he gets so far into the rabbit hole, that the molecule doesn't even have a name, so he just calls it "molecule 1".
Watching these is fun, but watching these as a chemistry student is even more, because sometimes you'll be like "Hey, I know this reaction, I did it last week".
Totally can relate man 😂
Gosh, y’all are sooo cool.
And sometimes I completely forget how orgo works and can't figure out where the electrons are going
Friend: Damn what’s this sauce made of?
Nile: gloves and vanilla……
Friend: …
gluvsuhvanola whats that" no I said gloves and vanilla" 👁👄 👁 huh
Still a better recipe than Frank’s Red Hot lol
👍
Honestly, it would be believable coming from Nile of all people
friend : ☠
This is actual fucking alchemy.
Imagine a wizard coming to solve your kingdom's hot sauce shortage in exchange for a million pounds of plastic gloves.
I wouldn't want to live in any fairy-tale kingdom if there wasn't enough hot sauce.
Lol same. Even though I’m barely able to handle chilli
@@daisiesofdoom that's why you call the alchemist
And vanilla, dont forget the vanilla.
Servants: My Liege! We don't have any hot sauces
NileRed: bring me my gloves and vanilla
As soon as I had seen the Potassium Permanganate, a big smile came across my face. I work in water treatment and we use it to remove iron and magnesium from the raw water. It's nice to see a familiar chemical for a change lol
Love to hear it
When I saw Caspian I stated throwing it back bc I finally understand a chemical for s change ❤
This video really shows you how chemistry is just replacing one thing with another thing 30 different times until you can finally get the thing you want out
It's the adult version of the Tower of Hanoi puzzle, lol! Instead of moving rings back and forth, you are moving chemicals back and forth, until you get the goal "orientation" .
I love how chemistry is a nice mix of "this has to be exactly perfect or it won't work" and "just eyeball it dude it'll be fine"
"trust me bro this will work"
Chemistry is a mixture itself.
Chemistry defines itself.
That concept can be applied to psychedelics too!
You are so right!
@@sophiacristina and alcohol
Nile Red 5 years from now;
"I was looking at a lizard, and it occurred to me that since most creatures are just mostly made of water and carbon, I could design my own sentient species"
John Hammond of Jurassic Park would be proud
"making a dinosaur from coca cola"
"I turned plastic gloves and lizards into hot sauce"
@The Red Sheep Bruh
life is made of these and much more: hydrogen; oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, iron, Nickle, cobalt, sulfur, copper, gold, (yes) silver, potassium, phosphorus, calcium, fluorine, sodium, magnesium, chlorine, zinc and tin. most of these are trace amounts in things like DNA and originals. your body has hundreds of different chemical elements.
oh and trace amounts of the radioactive metals as well
Science is so beautiful. It's like "I don't know what to do, but this paper says 'do this' - so I did it, and it worked."
I just love this.
After just two videos, I am thoroughly convinced that chemists are the most patient people in the world.
for sure, i did one year of chemistry in college but i'm not that patient so lab days where such a dread that i just quit and studied mechanical engineering.
Imagine Nigel being interviewed at Hot Ones and bringing his own hot sauce from gloves and vanilla.
Replace Da Bomb with “NileRed’s Spicy Molecule”
Bro I said that too 😅
BROOO i wanna see that happen lmao
MAKE THIS HAPPEN!!!
nilered's red hot hot sauce sauce
"If you could bring one food with you on a desert island, what would it be?"
Nilered: "Plastic gloves"
Surviving on hot sausage is kinda scary, but grape soda doesn’t seem all that bad.
One small problem tho…..
D I A B E T E S
@@randaranatunga7259 do you mean sauce instead of sausage?
@@fxri nah
I laughed SO hard at this!
that's a ton of equipment to also take on an island 🤣
Vanillin amine hydrochloride (C8H9NO2 · HCl) can be synthesized through the reaction of vanillin and ammonia, followed by treatment with hydrochloric acid (HCl). The process involves several steps, but overall it is a relatively safe and straightforward procedure. Here's a detailed recipe for producing vanillin
amine hydrochloride:
1. Obtain necessary materials:
- Vanillin (C8H8O3)
- Ammonia solution (NH4OH, 25% w/w)
- Hydrochloric acid (HCl, 37% w/w)
- Methanol (CH3OH)
- Ethyl acetate (C4H8O2)
- Two strong, airtight containers with stoppers
- Three beakers or round-bottomed flasks of appropriate size (e.g., 250 mL or larger)
- Magnetic stirrer and stir bars
- Distilled water
- Ice
- Filter paper and vacuum filtration apparatus
- Rotary evaporator or other suitable method for solvent removal
2. Prepare a solution of vanillin in methanol:
a. Measure out 50 grams of vanillin and place it in a beaker or round-bottomed flask.
b. Add 150 mL of methanol to the beaker or flask, stirring until all the solid has dissolved.
c. Attach a magnetic stir bar to the beaker or flask and stir the solution at moderate speed.
3. React vanillin with ammonia:
a. Slowly add 50 mL of ammonia solution (25% w/w) to the vanillin-methanol solution while stirring. The mixture will become cloudy and start to release gas as it reacts.
b. Continue stirring the mixture for several minutes, allowing the reaction to complete.
c. Carefully pour the resulting solution into a second beaker or flask, using filter paper or a separatory funnel to remove any solid residues.
4. Convert vanillin amine to hydrochloride salt:
a. Add 50 mL of hydrochloric acid (37% w/w) to the filtered solution, stirring until it has mixed thoroughly. The mixture will become cloudy and may release gas as it reacts.
b. Continue stirring for several minutes, allowing the reaction to complete.
c. Carefully pour the resulting solution into a third beaker or flask, using filter paper or a separatory funnel to remove any solid residues.
5. Purify vanillin amine hydrochloride:
a. Wash the filtered solid with distilled water, stirring until it has dissolved and then filtering again. Repeat this process several times to ensure that all impurities have been removed.
b. Carefully remove any residual solvent using a rotary evaporator or other suitable method.
c. Dry the purified vanillin amine hydrochloride in an oven at approximately 60°C for several hours, until it has reached constant weight.
chatgpt 🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥
You seem like a very fun guy to have as a friend. And not just because of the science experiments, those are just bonuses
Lab safety rules: "always use gloves when conducting experiments."
Nile: "Oh, ok."
these are safty rules NOT safety rules so do not try at any houze
@@shroove4312 huh
Hhahahahhaa
@@jacksonohno you spelled saftey wrong, i think that's the joke Torzay was making
You usually shouldn't eat stuff made in a lab, but in this case it was made from safy gloves, so its safe because it followed lab safy rules.
"It is possible for it to explode in a giant fireball"
"So anyways...."
Never change Nile, never change
The real hot sauce is the fireballs we made along the way
*anyway
Oh no! Anyway…
So anyways, I started blasting...
Nilered everytime:- Ah this could possibly kill me and everyone around me in a 1 km radius with fallout that could last years but anyway i started blasting it with a blow torch...
I love when those silly little juices change color
Has the confidence in his chemistry to turn gloves into hot sauce but not in his cooking to roast his own peppers 😅
Have you seen the cookie video? Nilered Is a danger in the kitchen.
@@MCDreng confirmed by the cinnamon candy video
@@jesusramirezromo2037 I don't remember anything too egregious in the cinnamon candy one
@@MCDreng He messed up like 4 times making the candy, having to re melt it, and only being able to press half of his candy log
@@jesusramirezromo2037 there's inexperience (that) and whatever the hell the cookie video was
Served at NileRed's party:
* chicken wings with plastic gloves hot sauce
* toilet paper moonshine
* grape soda also made from plastic gloves
* diamonds infused soda water
* cotton candy made from cotton balls
* french fries fried in soap oil
I mean...... could be worse lol I like all of those things 🤷♂️ not sure I'd want to know I was drinking shitpaper shine until after the first couple glugs though lol
@@tyhumphreys9149 “shitpaper shine” 💀
Full moon shine
@@tyhumphreys9149 you know what, this entire comment section is rather hilarious, but your comment here might just take the cake for me 😂
@@therussianprincess7036 glad I could add something to your day 😂
“I’m usually bad at cooking, but I thought that this is so incredibly simple it can’t possibly be bad.”
- NileRed, a Chemist, who works with mixing potentially dangerous chemicals in very specific sensitive amounts for a living.
That he often ingests.
Cooking food is a different beast of chemistry, extremely subjective at that
That means he must be amazing at baking
aye, but how often do you hear him say "there was a bunch of unwanted junk floating around, and I'm not really sure what it is but I think its from impurities" and how often do you want your cook to be saying the same thing
@@Revoku ever tried a pressure cooker? XD
40:02 when everything is going perfectly but you still have a 3rd of the video left
This man is immune to "touch grass", hed probably find a way to make it out of paper
"Someone told me to touch grass yesterday. But then, I thought, the chemical in this hand cream looks a lot like chlorophyll, so I figured that I could make my own grass with only 90 months of labor. To start, we'll need..."
if i had a nickel every time nilered made something edible out of gloves, i’d have 2 nickels, which is not a lot but it’s weird it happened twice
Lmao
Thrice! Thrice! Thrice!
I see the reference 👀
Doofenshmirz will sue you
his quote is copyrighted
Doofenshmirtz
schmirts? idfk
Ingredients
2 roast peppers
1/4 onion
1 garlic clove
1 teaspoon of salt
1 gram of nordihydrocapsaicin
If your having trouble with that last ingredient here is a simple guide
Instructions unclear.
I made pure uranium-238.
@@garlicxihow much for 100 grams?
instructions unclear some how it became hydrochloric acid
Instructions unclear. Blew up the neighbors house
Instructions unclear, turned into a dragon
"It's right on that threshhold.... of being completely inedible." LMFAO i love it
I personally love rewatching your videos. your presentation, personality, the honesty/humor that comes with mistakes and your concise way of explaining.. it revives the HS sophomore year chemist in me 🥹 always excited to see an upload from you!!
I can only imagine the interaction of buying that much vanilla sugar.
"So... You own a bakery..?"
"I'm making hotsauce."
"With vanilla sugar?"
"And gloves."
I guess the cashiers know his channel and so just go on with it..
Sounds like vanilla you can chug
Apparently Nigel's like Egon in Ghostbusters: Afterlife per the hardware store owner, "He bought some _bizarre_ shit."
“What?”
“I’m a chemist CZcamsr”
“OOOHHH!!! That makes, hmm, some sense”
*whispering to himself* “not by much”
I am the one who made it the cursed number. Deal with it home boy💀💀💀
dang now i have a huge respect for hot sause companies, they must buy millions of gloves a year to make hot sauce, then they have to follow this guys instructions for hours on end just to make a few bottles, mad respect to them
absolutely crazy, cant even imagine how many gloves it would take to make the world's spiciest sauce 😞
@@shrekfrog no wonder 1 chip challenge costs so much for one chip, imagine how many gloves 🤯🤯🤯
if they followed his instructions, hot sauce wouldn’t exist before this video
@@oscarthagrouch You're right, it didn't
@@oscarthagrouch r/wooooosh
When he tasted it, in my mind he was ACTUALLY eating vinyl glove and some vanilla sugar 😭
16:49 yes... Dry the liquid.
Just a cautious FYI for anyone making their own hot sauce: I didn't see Nile add any vinegar at the end (although there was some in the peppers). Botulonium toxin grows in anerobic environments greater than 4.7pH, and is commonly detected when people improperly preserving things like chopped garlic in oil. I don't imagine this sauce would be particularly safe to consume after a couple of weeks unless refrigerated. Also, be sure to sterilise whatever bottle you use!
I don't think most viewers have the time, money, equipment or patience to use this video as a tutorial to make their own hot sauce.
Still, this is good advice.
@@ridinkulous2867 I think this is just a tip for hot sauce production in general
@@quantum.code.x sounds as for any fermenting.
@@vladimirpoutine4140 I love your username lmao
@@quantum.code.x I read it "Vladimir Pootin"
Nature: "Look, I spend millions of years evolving chili peppers!"
Nilered: "Hold my gloves."
Plus the thousands of years of patient hybridization from native American food scientists.
Naw... NileRad: Hold my grape soda... :P
Thats why only clowns believe in big bang and nothing creating everything and that you came from fish ... come on man anything is more belivable then that xD
@@slavplaysgames not really, and it’s called “The Big Bang Theory” for a reason man, it’s just a theory that hasn’t been 100% proven, but it has the most evidence, and I could say that everyone that believes in gods creating things because they were bored are clowns because anything is more believable then that.
@@tjailinht9412 Yeah I respect people who believes in creationism but those who call others clowns for believing a more believable theory are the true clowns.
Every time he says “and I turned on the hot plate” my brain says “that’s right, it goes in the square hole”
I think he din't have much room growing up to screw up. And has induced a lot of anxiety and fixating on minutae etc.
@@vrunhofen5142 oh no. Dude is sloppy af. Walter White would tell him to kick rocks for sure. Lol. Makes great videos though.
"I transferred it to a smaller beaker....then when all the methanol has evaporated, I transferred it to an even smaller one."
The most normal sentence in this channel 😂😂
Nile: “It was a little cloudy”
Me: “let me guess, separator funnel?”
Nile: “so I put it in a flask”
Me: “hmm, smart, wise move. That’s what I was thinking all along.”
i bursted out laughing at 3 am reading this comment 🤣
Time stamp?
Edit: 26:09
Literally got to that part just as I commented this lmao
I'm so glad that other people do this too 😂
literally me tho
Seperatory*
"I'm sweating, I'm covered in sauce, my mouth hurts... and... I- I think this was exactly how it was supposed to end."
is a line that makes me laugh more than some phrases that are even *intended* to be jokes
i mean... 19:05
@@kyrbdere So, how did your date go last night man?
NileRed: 19:05
bless these men
@@nloc1929 bruh
What about that pun at 1:05:31
I Just LOVE that his reasoning for this video was "Hmm... they look vaguely similar"
I know you won't see this Nile but this was the COOLEST thing I have ever seen. I was blowned to see how we can actually use organic chemistry like that, it was amazing 🤓
NileRed was so enthralled by the question of whether he _could,_ he never stopped to think if he _should..._
That's the difference between the common man and a CZcamsr : for the latter the second question isn't even a question.
I just rewatched Jurassic Park today!
He has, its never stopped him
Nigel is probably making some kind of stinky spicy hot sauce concoction.
But any way
Nilered needs to start a cooking channel and keep the format exactly the same
"Turning plastic gloves into a chicken sandwich." Lmao
NileStove
Nilegreen
@@yungccsonar nilegreen already exists
@@SaphiraThePhantom can we do nilepurple
This is very similar to the experiment I saw in high school. It is the closest I have found. The one I saw collected the gasses separately and tested with flame and glowing splint. Then the experiment was performed again to rejoin the gasses with electricity. The only dissapointment I had was that the pipette tip was put under water, so it isn't clear that water did not get forced back up from the petri dish.
it’s 1am and i just at a 250g bar of chocolate and i do feel like throwing up so im kinda dizzy and watching this feels like a acid trip
"Do we have hot sauce?"
Nigel: **slowly holds up box of gloves**
and some bunch of vanilla sugar packets
and it took several weeks
don’t forget all the equipment 😂
한국인도 이걸 보는구나
@@leviseo9536 응 미쳤어 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Now for the final part of the trilogy:
*“Turning grape soda into plastic gloves, then turning them into hot sauce”*
*into KFC
Speaking of hot sauce.... got me some hellfire "fear this" hot sauce I've already consumed half the bottle of since last weekend 🤣🤣
Im waiting 😏
@Don't read profile photo spammer
Nah just "turning grape soda into hot sauce"
I love how you're phrasing the entire process like you're about to take an angle grinder and a welder and get to work on the molecule until it's kinda the shape you want.
24:17 “I wasn’t exactly sure how many to get, but I figured 18 was a descent amount.” Classic Nile
“Damn, this sauce tastes great! How’d you make it?”
Nile, sweating: a chef never reveals his recipe
he just revealed it to 12 million people tho
@@crylune r/woosh
The new “a magician never reveals his secret”.
Though I find chemistry to be pretty magical, so that’s not too far off.
@@madanmatcha7484 literally how, i got the joke. also r/ihavereddit
@@crylune Chill brother, it's just for fun.
I love how Nile only talks in past tense hypothetical so you never know if an experiment worked until the very end.
I love that!
Makes it tense.
I mean look at the shit he does for a living.
He has transcended us
@@krotchlickmeugh627 y e s
thats how lab reports are traditionally written, which i always thought he did on purpose
That's how it worked for me when in college. No one ever knew.
I love the mixture of emotions going on in Nigel as he "confirmed" it was indeed spicy. lol You can see that moment in his eyes where he goes, "Oh, oh no.. it's.. it's not stopping.. is this going to be a problem?? *HIC* Oh fu---".
What's absolutely hilarious to me is the actual amount of switching stuff from one container to another and stirring that chemistry actually is. We had it right as kids
I find it fascinating that I can watch an 1 hour video without understanding anything and not be bored
I feel like I dont understand anything, yet i feel like I understand everything at the same time.
I feel so confused and its amazing.
Chem is just magic I swear
I undertook high school chemistry so many of the terms used like “reagents” and “reduced” I understand what these mean, but I possess none of the skill in being able to apply it. Think of him as a handyman looking at a problem and deciding what tools to use. It’s a very similar thing except he’s thinking of which reagents and equipment he might use to get the result that he wants. This is some serious skill on display here.
Literally. The only things I know are the separator funnel, distillation and some elements. Why are they being used? What is their purpose? I have no idea
ME TOO
SO ON POINT
Nigel: Is supposedly bad at cooking
Also Nigel: Can make a full meal from plastic gloves, bars of soap, and toilet paper.
also a bunch of chemicals, but for the sake of the joke let's pretend I've never said it
And cotton balls for desert
This coment deserve a 1m likes... at least
so true
Don't worry. Everyone names Nigel is good at cooking
I fell asleep watching videos about drawing and a couple hours later this is a comprehensive guide on how to turn Plastic Gloves into Hot Sauce. While this shows how flawed the algorithm is, I fucking love it.
59:16 ... This is the moment where super villains or super heroes are created.
Super vanillins
This man spent 2 years trying to make a single bottle of hot sauce out of gloves and vanilla. His dedication is incredible.
i love how he can spend years on the spicy but then for the actual sauce he buys already grilled peppers in a jar LMAO
I'm checking comments again after 2 months and see this
@@julia4740 it’s grilled bell peppers.
@@aaronnguyen2795 i know i mean its fun how he has a lot of patient for chemistry but cooking he doesnt even want to start the oven hahaha
he's got experience. The artificial grape flavoring was just as intresting.
My favorite thing an this channel is that every episode feels like it’s going to be clickbait but he delivers *every. single. time.*
And he makes it enthralling somehow
"Gloves into hot sauce? HAH. Yeah right. That's not even possible idio-"
i think my favorite part of watching him is just *spinny pill go brrrrrrr*
I'm just glad he's posting videos and not just stupid shorts, I genuinely thought this channel was dead.
@@Hannah_The_Heretic it's probably because the shorts are easier to make. His videos tend to take a really long time; as he said for this hot sauce experiment, this one took months
This was an amazing chemistry vid. Showing the true complexity of the steps necessary
Fun fact: pure capsaicin is used by doctors to kill nerves for various reasons. Nordihydrocapsaicin is only about half the pungency (spiciness) of capsaicin, but it still sits at 9,100,000 on the scoville scale (capsaicin sits at 16,000,000). This probably explains what happened in the stink bomb video immediately following this one.
"Yo, this is some killer Hot sauce! What's your recipe?"
"Eh, just Gloves and vanilla. Nothing special"
Lol just another day
🤣😂😆 What others would say: Are you kidding me?
And tens of liters of hydrochloric acid
Nah. He would simple answer. "Science".
It took me sooo long to realise this vid was over an hour long, I painted my gel nails, cooked and ate my dinner all to the soundtrack of Nile doing chemistry magic. Very nice, 10/10 would recommend.
Nile red is great background noise for daily life^ even tho I've seen all his videos atleast 10 times each I just like hearing him explain things
didn't realize it was an hour long until i was halfway through because i was sewing but then by the half hour mark i got so invested that i made it fullscreen and started watching more intently
I thought this was 10 minutes lol
I cooked my nails and painted my dinner
@@Kwisatz_HaderachXIII I too do that
bro's gonna make oxygen into a block someday
I’m an electronics tech myself. I’ve been doing it about 15 years now. I found myself in the marine electronics repair field. It’s weird. Electronics maintenance and repair. It’s like the one thing I have in my life that’s just perfectly the way I want it. The way that I do it. The attention I give to the items I work on. The little things we see in great detail that really no one is ever going to see, but we can’t let a potential cold joint go even if a unit turns on. We can’t let flux pool under a smd cap with a clear conscious. We do it with this prideful insanity that it’s perfect. Because it feels good when solder swims across a pad and flows perfectly even. It’s in a large way a legacy we leave behind on the world. The people who cared to make perfect of the pcb’s that hide in little plastic shrouds. People may not have gotten us how we would have liked them to, but the world has a little piece of us that we made perfect. Cancer is a horrible thing to endure. But you still want to keep adding to that little bit of perfect you put out in the world. Hoping it will make people happy. Your passion overstates your pain. We appreciate you being here. And sharing that intimate thing with us that is doing clean and flawless repairs. I have all the confidence in the world that you’ll be troubleshooting for many years to come. It’s like troubleshooting without a schematic. It’s a pain and there are times we will question should we continue going on following tiny leads on multilayer pcb’s with no starting point hoping to run in to an open resistor or a low resistance cap. But we push on and soon enough we know the run, we’ve found the component, and we do our art. This is a process you have endured and faced in different ways. You will prevail. Void every warranty my friend. Happy troubleshooting.
"Then I poured it all into a separatory funnel"
That should be on some new merch
Or “then I poured it into my vacuum filter”
I know right… Man did this like two dozen times
Or "I then had to distill the solution"
My new lab was littered with filthy separators funnels stashed in strange places and I said “NileRed’s been here”
HEXANES
"So I got out a beaker and added 50 mils of distilled water. And into this, I shot in all of my goopy liquid." ~Nile Red, 2022
timestamp?
@@SaphiraThePhantom 19:00 lmao
He must have been reading my NileRed fanfiction
@@buzzbuzzluke Don't tell me that it's based off of Changed.
"All I needed to do was find all that yellow juice that I'd made." ~Nile Red, 2022
For those wondering, the "Spicy Molecule" is Nordihydrocapsaicin, or C17H27NO3.
I just looked up the differences between capsaicin and nordihydrocapsaicin, and I was not expecting them to be so similar. One double bond in capsaicin is a single bond in ndhc, and capsaicin's functional group is one carbon shorter. And for that, ndhc is about half as spicy. Wild the way plants make so many similar compounds that do nearly the same things.
I feel like someday Niel is gonna straight up just go "As you can see, these two molecules have hydrogen in their structure, so they're basically the same thing" and reanimate a fucking corpse.
I look forward to the day Nilered goes from mad scientist to actual wizard to full-on necromancer
Sir what??? It's hot sauce
@@GreytPanda whooosh
or "As you can see, chocolate and and metal are both made from similar atoms thus we can eat them both!" *Takes a bite out of a car*
@@GreytPanda joke
Random shopper: "do you need all that vanilla sugar?"
Nile: "yes im making hot sauce!"
Hey man I just love your videos. You show how chemistry is actually done unlike any educational system does. As a chemist myself it is extremely satisfying and also helps me learn things outside of my area of expertise, which is not o chem.
I worry about you ingesting solutions made using chromium and other toxic catalysts, but assume you know what you are doing.
This guy is the🐐 for putting the sponsors at the end of the video
NilesRed: “I’m feeling kinda hungry”
*eyes box of PPE menacingly*
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@@shiloranxxer sh shhhhh let it be :)
*PPE* 😳
@@Sumtinggs a whole box
@Doomgath - You win the CZcams comments award for this my friend. I rarely lol, but, like davie504, do so once in a great while. I looked at your comment again, so now 2x...
Please provide your mailing address and bank account so I can send it as I am an exiled prince of a West African country living in a new country I created in the Maldives, so you can trust me. @Don't look at the last comment
"Plastic Gloves + Vanilla = Hot Sauce" is something that perfectly describes NileRed's entire channel
Omw to add that to minecraft education edition
Hence: Hot Sauce - Vanilla = Plastic Gloves
Woah dude you forgot the hydrochloric acid!
@@cluxter-orghot sauce + vanilla = vsauce, Michael here
cant forget the drain cleaner
You just took away an hour of my life and I was captivated every minute. Keep it up Nigel
I always shook my head whenever I knew something had gone wrong when he makes some chemistry or reactions
I will never again complain about moon logic recipes in video games when plastic gloves + vanilla = essence of spiciness is a real thing. nile, as ever, you're a man of focus, commitment, and sheer fucking will.
Any sufficiently advanced science is indistinguishable from magic.
Great technique. PhD chemist
Or how the MineChem mod decided “hey, you know netherwart? Yeah, it’s actually cocaine hydrochloride.”
(The HCl/hydrochloride (salts?) of drugs are to make them more soluble in the polar solvent of water, and thus also stomach acid.)
@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721
Pretty much. Magic is just science you don't understand
He is an irl john wick
imagine not being able to get vanilla sugar for your baking project because local chemist needed all of them for hot sauce 💀
“i coulda sworn they were there yesterday”
What's even better is that the store probably started stocking up on it thinking "man, I'm not sure why people are buying so many of these but we need to make sure we have them in stock" only for them to just start piling up when he finished his video.
@@patches710 Store: "But sir, we ordered a whole pallet of these gloves and also a pallet of vanilla sugar, our metrics showed it's been in high demand lately but nobody's buying any of it. Most people say they've never even heard of vanilla sugar.."
Nile: "Sorry guys, I have all the grape soda pop and hot sauce that I need. You'll have to discount it or give it away at cost, that's all I ever needed of either one for the rest of my whole life. Besides, why did you get a whole pallet of vanilla sugar? Nobody even uses that stuff, I extracted a few grams of vanillan powder from 20-40lbs of vanilla sugar you guys charge an arm and a leg for, and then threw all the sugar all away. Who's even heard of vanilla sugar?? That's a _you_ problem."
@@dukeofthedance8062 I can just see the stocking manager getting fired over this then coming across those two videos years later and being like "holy shit, this man cost me my job" then he goes back to his boss and shows him and he's just like "yea, sure, you probably had your friend make these"
he needed the vanilla sugar to turn plastic gloves intro hot sauce. makes it more confusing
That has to be trolling buying vanilla sugar instead of artificial vanilla extract right next to it great subtle work
He bought 18 packets of vanilla sugar... He's the person from our math problems
This man isn't a chemist, he's an alchemist.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Its literally alchemy with extra steps
Chemist with a minor in alchemy
NileRed: "Honestly, it's pretty good."
Also NileRed: "It's like right on that threshold of being completely inedible"
To be fair, I think the "inedible" part is about the spiciness rather than flavor lol
honestly wish i could do this shit so i could just add in all of it and make myself suffer
well, you want it to burn, but up to a certain point
That's where a good hot sauce oughta be
I really like this one man. It shows your trust in your own ability to perform very detailed experiments.
His smile could move mountains ❤
Every NileRed video sounds like something I would just skip to the end to see the results, but somehow watching chemistry at work in the hands of Nigel becomes VERY entertaining.
facts like i understand chemistry but it doesnt interest me really at this point in my life but after skipping 6 mins in i found myself an hour later writing this comment after not skipping another second.. i think it goes to show that the presentation of this video is just stellar
@@tristanconn11 I just realized that I watched the entire video without skipping forward at all.
@@gregwessendorf same lol
It's cool, I skipped to the end for you.
Simply due to lack of free time, I started in the middle. I was compelled to NOT skip forward at all. At some point I went back to the beginning so I could see how the gloves played into it. Then I went right to the point near the end where I had left off.
I loved the entire thing.
I have pronounced ADHD. Watching it in this manner didn’t bother me at all.
*buying vanilla sugar*
Cashier: "making ice cream huh"
Nile: "no, it's for a hot sauce"
nice lol
That poor cashier his brain is probably broken
@@aqueennamed_dolores9404 Just wait till he comes back demanding an entire shelf of plastic gloves... for his hot sauce and grape soda.
@@jasonchiu272 oh gosh i wanna see that
Cashier would've thought Nile was being a smartass, lmaoo
18:44 I love this part idk why 😭
I love how different fields of studies assess dangers differently: The chemist: Adding Mercury, lots of acids and stuff to something you want to consume? Fine! But 34:20 some high pressure Hydrogen? Nope! (To be fair: as a physicist I also try to avoid it ^^)
Nigel is a man of focus, commitment and sheer will. I once saw him make hot sauce in a lab… with gloves. With fuckin’ gloves.
And vanilla
and by "with gloves" we mean by turning gloves into hot sauce like some sort of alchemist, not as in he was wearing them while making the sauce (though he was wearing some, safety first)
@@youssefwaseem6248 that's literally what I was gonna say...
word for word...
@@Michaelonyoutub reference to the podcast
59:44 this is nilered’s Oppenheimer moment. He realised it was possible to make spice artificially, but it was only when he finally tasted it that he realised what hell he had unleashed upon his palette
“I have become death, destroyer of taste buds” - Nile
My like turned it to 666 likes. Awesome. Think it fits on a comment about this 😂
I have become sauce, bringer of hot
Idk why but I found it so funny to hear Nile describe the recipe for the hot sause the same way he explains his crazy experiments 😂
Love that he describes making hot sauce with the exact same careful precision he describes mixing volatile chemicals
The thing that gets me is. On its own, this title would be deemed clickbaity. But since it's Nile Red you KNOW he is going to deliver 🤣🤣
Lol true
DAS WHY I CLICKED!!! I Knew he would and he DID!
Yes
It will be weird, but sincere.
Nigel is a man of integrity after all 😂
Nilered: "I wanna get away from organic chemistry."
Also NileRed: "So now I'm gonna fuck with wood."
We remember how “easy” the last wood project was lol.
bro actually turned plastic gloves and vanilla into hot sauce.
next thing you know, he is runnin' his own restaurant with his homemade foods. mad respect for doin' this and actually succeeding.
It was exactly how it was supposed to end!
I love it - I love your experiments.