Yttrium - THE BRIGHTEST METAL ON EARTH!
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- čas přidán 11. 01. 2019
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Do not repeat the experiments shown in this video! - Věda a technologie
Best chemist I have ever watched, pls don't stop keep on making chemistry interesting 🙌🙌
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@@ChemicalForce do you include experiments with all types of phosphoric acid, with all types of halogen elements and with all types of halura salts? The past year I was looking for videos with that class of experiments but I hadn't luck.
@@ChemicalForce , i see that we enjoy the same kind of videos and i see u too watch Thoisoi2's videos, i also subscribed to u some time ago. Pretty amazing i happen to read ur comment here and went to ur channel again to see if i already subscribed to u. :D
@@frejk1 the point is that now I'm trying to attract more viewers to my channel, that's why I'm here :D
@Ungregistered User Dimethylmercury O_omg, no, mb you need to ask Cody, one day he drank cyanide xD
Currently 15 and yearning to learn more about chemistry, biology, etc. And let me tell you these videos you make help me extremely much since I cannot obtain chemicals in Finland easily!!
Wow, Yttrium is such a underrated element. Seriously I never heard of this element.. Kudos to yttrium, u deserve our respect.
Im gallium ytterium. You?
this is the opposite of my future
Your future is brite
@@SangheiliSpecOp A dark briteness
Yttrium is in your past?
Your too optimistic, what “future”?
just to explain to you guys he meant the brightness of the metal is opposite of his future
"highly resistant to oxidation due to it's THICK OXIDE LAYER"
People confuse oxidation (formation of oxide compounds, or more generally, reactions in which an element loses electrons) with corrosion (degradation and disintegration of a material due to different oxidation reactions and then the resulting compounds flaking off, like iron becoming rust).
+Lucario B... I didn't know they are different things!
for Iridium: "Most corrosion resistant metal thst only reacts with fluorine"
- proceeds to burn it in oxygen-
"Don't repeat these experiments"
Yeah i was going to fuse some nuclear materials in my backyard
You can.
@@Rand0mManic _Radioactive boy scout intensifies._
I’d dare to call you the backyard scientists
Oh, that would be Kreosan's Channel at their new Chernobyl Lab. They might even be legit by now.
(Glow Inna Dark Legit!)
On the Ferris Wheel.
I got a kilo slab of pure Yttrium off a scrap metal auction. The weight feels like titanium, but is much softer, looks somewhat yellow and has a strange "tingy" sound to it.
Are you a collector of elements?
Yup, 55 elements and counting.
@@galliumgames3962 awesome, be careful now
Thank you so much for making these high quality videos. It is appreciated
Want to know what is ever brighter? Y₂O₃U.
wholesome :)
@@AmeyaVaidya2001 It certainly seems pretty toxic
@@electromagic3111 cause it's not a real chemical
@@electromagic3111 he means you
@@nitrozox212 means what?
I did learn something new.
I love your channel.
Love your videos!! So glad to see more videos coming out
Your cat is adorable!! 😍😍
Hello Thoisoi. Just dropping by to say that your videos about elements and their properties are sooo informative and educating. Been watching them for months now, i think. But none of it ever stays in my memory😩😩😩.
Or perhaps only a few atoms in my brain aborbs some of the bombarding info you share.
Great videos nonetheless. Keep it up.
MY SPECIAL REQUEST TO YOU: PLEASE MAKE A SPECIFIC AND CLEAR VIDEO ON PLATINUM 190 AND ITS DOUBLE ELECTRON CAPTURE, IT’S EFFECT ON IRIDIUM METHOXIDE DISSOLVED IN DISTILLED WATER IN A TEST TUBE AND HOW THE PRESENCE OF PLATINUM 190 FORMS A GOLDEN HALO OVER THE SOLUTION IN A MATTER OF 2 TO 3 MINUTES.
You sir, have the most wonderful and interesting accent. I absolutely love watching and listening to your videos. I wish you had been my chemistry teacher at school - I would have learned so much more.
Amazing content, gaining a little knowledge is the very best part of my day
It never miss the cat at the end of video. 😁
Thanks for post this video and all others before! All are very educative and interesting. 👍
Yttrium is also insanely useful in laser technology, specifically as YAG crystal.
Most of my work is on YAG lasers. Your videos are top notch, thank you.
Thank you for the fantastic way you present your videos, from Australia 🇦🇺
😎👍
so question i have a piece of metal that can get sooo bright when heated and i take a grinder to it and bright white sparks, just wondering what acid you used for it to turn that yellow color?
i want to see if this is a peice of yttrium
Another great video!!!!!
No words for your videos means fantastic, interesting and knowledgeable videos and keep uploading
Thsnk you once again. Here a Graphic Designer who finally gets a grasp of Chemistry.
Wow! That Ytttium coin is so cool. I want one.
Now I know a lot about yttrium .thanks for making an amazing video
Clear and concise, thanks
Appreciate Your effort for making individual videos of all existing elements.
I really love your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thank you. Very interesting and detailed.
I really love your channel I learned so much
Yttrium is so bright that it's brighter than my future...
Nah your future is brighter than you think
This begs for an explanation.
@@lotsofhairbutnomoney3705 thanks
@@lotsofhairbutnomoney3705 maybe it's not
The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades. --Timbuk 3
You make chemistry very interesting. Thank you.
yttrium/zirconia ceramics were used in the old days to make a type of bulbless incandescent light called a Nernst lamp, these lamps required no vacuum as the material was an oxide.
These are not simply click bait experiments, but in-depth examinations of Periodic Table Elements that you may have not known anything about. I like!
Thorium oxide lantern mantles glowed brighter, but were banned due to their mild radioactivity. And a common use that wasn't mentioned for Yttrium is its use in Nd:YAG lasers (Neodymium Yttrium Aluminum Garnet). But good job, keep it up!
Funny, how that is banned, while 4G UMTS networks are deemed safe.
However: Microwaves use the same frequency as your wifi router.
I know it is different, because gamma rays are destroying molecules (thus, DNA)
while 2.4 GHz waves only cook water ( that what you and I are mostly made of).
Sure .. that's safe. Just as safe as the asbestos filters, Marlboro invented for cigarettes.
Sometimes, the hypocrisy of this world sickens me, but what can you do ... ?
@@a-triangle2735 not use them
@@noxaeterna8761 Ok , I won't.
Now I just have to convince my neighbours ;)
@@a-triangle2735 tell them use fireworks
@@noxaeterna8761 yeah , sure.
Allow them to burn my house down ;)
Better use blankets and smoke, like the indians did.
Ok ... the baud rate is not suitable for movie downloads.
By the way: I am from the Netherlands too.
Loving metal. ;) .. and technology.
I am not into metallurgy but I like to learn. Thanks Sr.
Congratulations on your beautiful blog and the wonderful channel it's the perfect CZcams channel God bless you
I do like your vidios on the elements! Plus you cat is awesome too!
I give a like before even watching because I know it’s going to be good and interesting
Is Yttrium used in pigments?
About a month ago, while i was firing up the furnace, i noticed that the ashes of a particular piece of paper would glow a blindingly bright white when heated with a butane torch.
I even preserved the ashes for later experiments.
*Absolutely aces high school chemistry class. Utterly memorized every little dot and squiggle on the entire periodic table 100% tested and with results. *About a couple of decades later: "...what the hell is a yttrium??" Remember kids, as you get older, it's not about what you know. It's about what you can remember." Yes I remember yttrium. But recently I caught myself almost not remembering that there is a yttrium of all the possible names in the world they went with yttrium for that one. Smh.
Love these videos
Even this pair of micro-machinist love this channel and this video is just exposing us to yet one more possibility. Yttrium coating on metals shows why machinists are drawn to this channel to understand our material wear options.
Hello, can light aqueous solution of zinc bromide be decomposed using light?
Thank you
Cool video, yttrium stabilized zirconia has all kinds of cool applications^^
Him: Yttrium is the brightest among all elements.
Einsteinium: *"I BEG YOUR PARDON"*
Thanks for good examples
Ugh we gotta learn this at Oxford university, thank you 🙏🏼
Do they put pennies in their shoes at Oxford?
hi i'm 7 and i love chemistry. what is the steam that is coming off the yttrium when it is being a magnet in your video?
這個網子確實是燒不壞，從以前就很好奇成分，現在我知道了！
感謝！！
Now this was a presentation of Primus, I've not heard before.
Great success!
I love his accent... The way he ends his sentences, lol.. I think it's "Epic"
Not funny but very interestingly charming and motivating. Wish i had a teacher like that
in analytical chemistry we use it as an “internal standard”, as its combination of rarity and uselessness for general purposes means it can be added and measured confidently & quantitatively.
lol...in india street vendors have been using this from decades.They connect that pouch with a fuel gas cylinder and light it up.
2:47 how does reacting with acetic acid forms yttrium oxalate? was it a mistake or am I missing something?
Is that yttrium aluminum garnet or yttrium iron garnet shown at 4:24?
You forget about the use of yttrium oxide for high temperature fuel cells. Aside of that, cool video
Thank you for Ur viedio
Pls explain mixactive metals & purpose
Awesome and interesting video
As usual a great video. I'd love to know what the music is in the background. Like your video's it rocks!. From about 2:14
I am a chemist👩🔬
Thx for experiment^_^
isn't everyone a chemist in some way :)
@@GoldenHay1 im not
+MusicAddictz__:
I am an amateur chemist and science enthusiast.
@@helldad4689 If you make cups of tea you are! Diffusing tanic acid in a hot h2o solution :D
@@alpacamybag9103 i dont make cups of tea
Very nice explsination👌
Is that possible to take some random stone outof the field and using various chemistry disolve it totaly?
Wonder if any one knows if Yttrium or its oxide can be used to dissipate heat through light? especially at high temperatures > 1000 C ?or would normal black body radiation be more effective?
would it also glow if you heated it by running current through it? Why didn't you try? :(
Thank you my friend
In gas light mantles Thorium is about 20% brighter. Thorium based mantles can still be gotten from Asian manufacturers, and new old stock mantles are not difficult to find. It isn't particularly dangerous as long as you don't eat it.
4:20 yttrium-iron-garnets are used for RF-Filters.
Its was a _bright_ idea to do, it practically _glows_ with science.
I always wondered what they made those gas light sacks out of, now I know.
It's also used in making the rods for Nd:YAG lasers.
4:15 Quite unrelated, but the blocks on the outside of that reactor feel strangely haphazard in their placement. Is there a reason such as them shifting around with time or there being a specific reason for them to not be more uniform? Or does it simply not matter?
Just curious if anyone knows.
I cannot answer you directly, as I do not know. But if you know German, I could refer you to the YT channel "Urknall, Weltall und das Leben". One of the contributors in that channel works in a nuclear fusion laboratory. He will know. So, contact them. Btw, I think they will also understand English, but the channel is in German.
It makes a pretty disco ball pattern in the reactor so the reaction can really boogie. maybe?
Very good post sir.
"...there's yttrium, ytterbium, and fermium, berkelium, and also mendelevium, einsteinium, nobelium..." Tom Lehrer, "The Elements" song.
#ForInstance king.. crossed 100x record of saying the word "For Instance"
Superb video
Great videos
Thank you, and also it is based on Sc21,Y36, Tesla number 3,6,9...wow...
CZcams needs to have more educational videos like these.
Which is the strongest Group 3 hydroxide in terms of alkalinity ?
It also makes a decent scintillator for gamma ray detectors as well (Yittrium Aluminum Persovskite). Unlike the metal, a processed crystal will set you back as much as buying a car.
Had an aunt who ended up getting shot by a nuclear cyclotron after getting yttrium injected into her as a targeting chemical. It was for her thyroid cancer. She never knew she got shot by a nuclear particle gun the size of two main battle tanks.
Great video! Isn't there a YAG Laser?
I have old gas mantles made from thorium, that’s pretty cool
Great !!!
what will u do after u exhaust all the elements in the table?
Damn so much cool information nice.
I always wondered what they put in mantles to make them glow brightly. I never asked so I never knew.
This channel is so good it won a sub from me
In the 70's they used thorium mantles to train radiological monitors.
I wish I had the brain capacity to study something that is interesting and useful, but I can’t even remember a fat portion of my life let alone the things I’ve learned.
4:56 This shot could almost be a Primus album cover.
You are awesome
Dear Forumites, please let me add that Yttrium is part of the matrix that makes Nd:YAG lasers possible. Thanks Mr. Thoisoi2 for the original post.
So can we use this in MRI that will not need liquid helium?
Thanks for the Chemistry Lesson Borat
Are you Borat’s scientist cousin?
Love your accent
@Ungregistered User such souvenir coins. I had to listen to it twice to understand that
It sounds like a drunk Russian man 🙄
I have a little trouble understanding certain words (I'm not English native speaker) have to replay some parts, subtitles would be great 😅
"Flexible for making such souvenir coins".? (What I could get)
@@McAko because he is one.
Yttrium best use is still classified and remains a potential weapon against humankind....