White Phosphorus - Explosions&Fire
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- čas přidán 12. 04. 2018
- In this video we chat about war crimes, light some fires and look at a wholesome side of white phosphorus, all while trying not to be poisoned. It helps to limit exposure if you don't smear the poison onto your skin. Subreddit: / explosionsandfire
Patreon: / explosionsandfire
Twitter: / explosions_fire
Slightly more serious Second Channel: / extractionsire
Shout out to the Patreon fans whose names are here except for some reason i replaced all the Is with Es and all the Os with Is and it didn't work out quite as cool as I thought it would but i'm sticking with it:
Essac Pacega
Gabreel J
Mirtlet
Herbert999
Chrestepher Stellsin
Nele Red
Aussee Chemest
Gregiry Wing
kellriy225
AllChemystery
Daneel Cileman
When my video was nearly done I happened to watch Nile Red's video on WP (I haven't since it first came out) and gosh we make similar points, its basically the same video except his cinematography is better and that i'm hotter. But, pls don't say i cheated ok i try to make unique content but i am not creative it seems
i miss u all when i'm gone
i love you
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Well, we somehow made it to 2020 with this video still up! I guess if you brag about being deleted, CZcams wont give you the satisfaction of doing it. Imagine mispronouncing a word to over 1 million people though, oof
Geneva Convention? More like Geneva Suggestion
"Disturbed chemist commits war crimes in backyard".
"This is gonna get deleted"
In my 1st year at uni there was a PhD candidate who worked on an experiment that required white phosphorous. Then, in the middle of that he left for an international internship for several months, leaving the phosphorous safely in a glass jar under water in his lab cupboard ... Obviously the water evaporated and the phosphorous got exposed to the air.
"Magic is real it's just very very poisonous" should be on a t-shirt
White Phosphorus:
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As a chemistry teacher in the 60s, my grandfather once (out of doors, by way of a ramp and a very long string with the class standing around the edge of the rugby field) dropped a piece of white phosphorus into fuming nitric acid. You could do that sort of thing in those days.
"Is white phosphorus really that bad?"
Not only did this not get deleted, it also got on the recommended page
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I just got here and while I enjoyed my time my biggest comment is how amazingly professional the demonstrations are. Two bricks and a sheet of glass between the cameras, a tile on top of an old wooden barrier, and an old, rusty axe-head for the ignition panel, and doing nothing but burning a dangerous, self-described "sticky fire" near arid grass.
“Is white phosphorus really bad?”
“Here in Australia, where clouds haven’t been invented yet”
It’s 17.10.2023 and Israel is still using white phosphorus against civilians to this day
In about 1987, I was in a high school chemistry class. During a lab exercise we used filter paper with white phosphorus. My lab partner put the filter paper in the trash can at the end of class which was the last class of the day. Apparently that evening the traces on the filter paper caught fire and luckily the janitor put it out after it burned an entire lab desk and area. The next day we were asked about it and fessed up but we weren't punished.
“Magic is real kids, it’s jus very very poisonous” this had me rolling
"I live in an area where the Ozone layer is fucked and clouds haven't been invented yet"
WP smoke is uniquely opaque to infrared, which makes it very useful in war.