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Ytterbium - A METAL THAT BROUGHT ME TO SWEDEN!
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- čas přidán 21. 09. 2018
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Do not repeat the experiments shown in this video!
It’s not for no reason that we decided to visit Sweden. We went there to visit a small Swedish village called Ytterby, after which four elements were named. Those four elements are yttrium, erbium, terbium, and ytterbium. The scientific history of this village began in the end of 18-th century when Lieutenant Carl Axel Arrhenius found an unidentified black mineral in a quartz mine. The nature itself contributed to this discovery because during the last ice age millions of tons of ice washed away a lot of excess impurities from the rocks of the Swedish isles, exposing the rock and making it easily accessible.
Seven years after Arrhenius’ discovery, a Finish chemist, Johan Gadolin, found a new and unknown back then element in such a black piece of rock and named it yttrium after that very village. Later on this same black rock was named gadolinite and some 130 years later other chemists extracted seven more rare-earth metals from yttrium. Four of those metals were named after the village of Ytterby. Nowadays Ytterby is not an extraordinary village which is inhabited by rich Swedes. A regular tourist would never guess that this village is a birthplace of many elements in the Mendeleev’s periodic table. There is no such other place like this in the whole world where so many rare-earth elements were discovered. The mine grassed over and hasn’t been used for over 80 years. Only this sign put up here in 1989 tells about this mine’s history.
I'm from Sweden, will definately visit this place. Didn't even know it existed! Love your videos man!
I like your videos. I love chemistry.
I'm the opposite,
I like chemistry. I love your videos!
@@Peter_S_😁
Who doesn't?
@Pentazer do you have a bad teacher?
A tale that explains history and chemistry about the events that removed the mystery of gaps in the periodic table
Thoisoi is back with again with a METAL :)
👍👍👍
and mayonnaise!
I just loved the starting.
I am big fan of chemistry and so of you....
Mayonez in this video. Comrade Boris approves.
I love all of your videos! Keep making them, my friend. You really know your chemistry too. Thanks!!
Wonderful production quality!
Love this video. This has got to be one of your best videos, so far.
Keep them coming brother! Love the Chemistry you're creating! I work in Liquid terminal where we handle POL, hydrocarbons and speciality chemicals. Requesting you to do a video on hydrocarbons and the mother of all - Crude oil responsible for laying the structure of the present modern age full of energy but less on responsibility. Thanks man. I really appreciate your involvement and hard work. Much love from India!
We would like to take a minute to thank you for making these videos I am amazed about the location of the creation of Ytterbium in a Switzerland village. We would like to not just thank you but those big donors listed above and the many of smaller donors all that come together to help support your channel and the sharing (done well, fun, and with great precision) by you.
Its not switzerland… SWEDEN.. my friend, sweden…!👋🏼😌🇸🇪
@@lindaedvardsson4218 Thank you always learning here and we mean always. Lance & Patrick.
I'm Swedish and did not know this, thanks! Seems like a great place to stop by for vacation, did not expect to get travel tips from here!
Thoisoi is one of my favorite channels on CZcams
Your channel is superb!!
I love your videos
C la meilleur chaine pour apprendre le tableau périodique des élément et les dissolution de manière intuitive , je comprend pas tout mais les formule aide bien a la compression et c rare de voir tout les métaux et leur utilisation""un grand merci et que tu continu encore longtemps a nous apprendre le tableaux périodique des élément c trooop bon!!!
Excellent work
Really burying the lede here. Mayonganese is extremely hard to come by in nature, especially so close to the surface.
William Shreckengost true it’s almost as rare as Ketchupium so I hear.
But when you find it, It's good for you!
What about the very radioactive mustardinite
@@jinilchaudhary5156 nah it isn't that radioactive hadn't you ever heard of bbqum
Your accent is so good. Love it.
Another great video as always.
Very interesting story! I didn't know anything about Ytterby before even though I live in Sweden!
You made every element much more interesting than ever and made videos much more fun
I love your channel. Congratulations!
The rare element called ABBA can also be found in Sweden. Did you see this element?
Not all of them tho…🙄.♥️. not anymore..🥴
Yet another great vid. thank you.
Traits of other elements: radioactive, supermagnetic, reactivate, florescent, toxic, colourful, etc.
Traits of ytterbium: brings you to Sweden
Poisonous enough…🙄😖.. Thats the most dangerous thing Ive ever heard…😱😝😶🌫️
thanks for this video, really enjoyed it!
great field episode! make more like this :)
Thanks great content. Once again more surprises for me this time. Peace
They always make very nice informative video! Compliment. I myself also have ytterbium in my collection of elements. I love chemistry and was a laboratory technician by profession. Chemistry rocks!ie rockt!
Nice!
Really like ur videos keep the good work up
Finally we see you
Videos are so amazing good job
I live in Sweden .-.
Guess I really should go there sometime.
Always like seeing the kitty at the end.
"Unfortunately, I forgot to bring a pickax." I
Then craft one (two sticks + three of a material)
I was just learning about d and f block elements
Please make video on bromine
I recognized that tube of mayo instantly, I’m a big fan of ROSMT.
Nice drone work in this!
Good videos. Radium and Polonium next please?
I love your videos, I always get so excited when you upload!
Sweden is all about mining. In fact, they discovered the basis of Minecraft in Ytterby.
Very cool
Great video!
2:40 Nordic accent intensifies after forgetting pickaxe.
Please make video on Bromine
I probably ate litres of that mayonaise during my studying years. With noodles.
/ Jon in Sweden
I am french this France and Thank for my mind "" the best channel d'or braining the chemical constetiument
What???
What???
Regular Ordinary Swedish Meal Time is now a dead horse.
You actually pronounced "Ytterby" (almost) correctly. Impressive!
Chemistry is my life... everything
Great and educational, as always.
Very interesting
I am a student of Accounting but love to watch your videos.
Tactical product placement? 😂
Also, very good and interesting video that contained a lot of information that was completely new to me including where those specific rare earth elements got their names. Also a Finnish chemist I've never heard of as a Finnish science student (well ex student of science, nowadays an engineering student).
This video very cool. Can you make video on thorium.
May you please show us the flame test In detail
When I heard "ytterbium",
I literally yelled " YEET"
how about technitium??
I liked the intro
Moving the camera nicely!
This video was unexpected.
*The interesting color and crystallization pattern of sample shown @ 3:33 could allow for it to be mistaken for a wood fragment at a glance.
dope channel
keep it up
Most rarely discussed element
I thought you're younger than you look from your voice 😊👍 awesome videos by the way
That's not him. That's the host of the channel *"Regular Ordinary Swedish Meal Time"*
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@@Peter_S_ oh that's why 😊👍 I said so with myself
YEETrbium
Добро пожаловать в Швеций!
Don't you have threat due to radiation exposure due to that black gadolinite and it also contains thorium which is a radioactive element..?
Hi
It's good for you.
Mayonez in zis vizeo iz great😃
@1:43 Aaaaaaaay! It's ASM! I live near their American headquarters. My mom used to work for them!
...As a lunch lady. XD
Don't knock the lunch ladies - an army marches on it's stomachs.
I'm sure your Mum rocks 😉
What about the Well Done Earth elements?
Love the intro.
Sweden no way...who would have guessed!
all technetium isotopes are unstable. it is so rare in nature, that it is often synthesised rather than mined
I like your chemistry videos
Think u cannot make video on radium
Ytterbium is just failing to summon a demon
The accent 😍 😂
Sir, make video about oganesson
Cool.
hmmm where are za rare øath meeralz?
ok but in all seriousness keep up the good work
Radium
can you do the fluoroantimonic acid next? 😀
You have a beard!!
I watch your vedio I was watching different one but I saw Ragnar lorth bruth
What dosimeter did you use?
0:11 Boris intensifies
What was that radiation detector you were using?
Is thoisoi your name?
Very educational.
If you have not done so already, could you do a video on mercury (Hg).?
Yeeterbium
At 0:28 n 0:29 there is a Estonian flag on the aircrafts engine, do you live in Estonia? :D
I thought he was from Belarus
They should change the name to Felixium.
Haha
Despacitium
I like your accent.
what about terbium?
Needs to be renames Yeeterbium.
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