Ah soon as you bought the Rhenium tube it became ur-Rhenium

@user-iv4dh7zp7s

2 жыл бұрын

Well it is like uranium

@joad8537

Жыл бұрын

He’s Russian so it’s our-rhenium

Thanks for another useful video, after running out of metals you should start making videos on acids and base's.

@holengon4444

5 жыл бұрын

AG. Or metalloids or nonmetals.

@detectiveelectro2372

3 жыл бұрын

Manganese and rhenium-found in nature and technetium- don occurs naturally in earth...also technetium is radioactive. Manganese use in medicine while rhenium use in gasoline...and technetium is used for do nothing... :)

@hoiwingkwan6313

2 жыл бұрын

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@jokers7890

Жыл бұрын

How about videos on lasers? We need more lasers.

@prabhatkumarchourasia2581

Жыл бұрын

this is called art of intelligence

2:14 I love how that clipper just bent due to heat

*heats up rhenium droplet* _Rhenium doesn't react_ *Heats up more* _Rhenium shines a bit differently_ *Continues heating* _tweezers melt_

Very informative. I like the format of your videos. Very straightforward introductions of the elements without a bunch of fluff. Well done!

I love your videos on the different elements and the compounds many of them form. Chemistry has always fascinated me, especially the strange, less known reactions that can occur. You explain this subject very well and have triggered old knowledge I had forgotten, bringing it back for me to re-discover all over again as well as things I didn't know to begin with. Thank you for your work producing these videos.

Your pliers melted before the sample did! I like the part explaining its use in engines for military vehicles. And of course, your trusted assistant, the cat

Thank you. I enjoy your vids, taking us thru the periodic table since we got outta school. Either I forgot a lot, or things have been added. Cheers

Thank you for the insightful and well structured videos into the world of chemistry!

Every element has a unique use & purpose. Thanks for this vid !

Thank you for such amazing and helpful videos!

I don't like chemistry but I still like to watch your videos and learn some stuff (Heard HReO4 for the first time :P )

In school I hated chemistry. I enjoy all of your videos you always connect how the chemical your talking about effect our life’s today. Thumbs x3

This video deserves lots of likes and good comments 😀, great video dude. I never hear of Rhenium before, pretty cool!

Thanks. Always interesting. I always watch the full video.

I really love your videos..and keep on waiting eagerly Everytime to watch your videos

Thank you for yet another interesting video.

I just held a 10KG block of Rhenium in my hand today. Damn is that stuff dense. The furnaces used to melt it and Tungsten have pure Hydrogen flowing through them to ensure that no Oxygen is allowed to react with the metal, it can be explody.

im surprised you didnt say about rhenium diboride, the hardest alloy on earth

@mtcemngr5292

2 жыл бұрын

No, it is BoronNitride.

@mybrother1350

14 күн бұрын

@@mtcemngr5292 Boron is not a metal. Boron nitride is considered a type of ceramic

Bro I m following ur channel from long time ur channel is best.. East or west thoisoi is the best😉😉

Thanks for your good prepartion. your video is full of knowledge

It's funny that you melted your tongs before you got the Re to really get red hot I love these, it's so cool to see all these elements in their pure state

I've never been into chemistry but for some strange reason each time i see a thoisoi video i have to watch...

Very nice video sir 😊

Thank you for your videos.

I love your videos and your channel. Maybe in a future video I can find out about Radon. Thank you so much for excellent informative fun videos.

Keep up the good work.

Very educational.

@BM-su7kc

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Mellon just say, "first".

Such a cute kitty cat!!. 🤗

As usual I was educated and enlightened. Thank you very much.

Very brilliant man !

Greetings Sir! One thing that impressed me is how useful it would be as a substitute for platinum as a jewelry metal but at a much lower price. (250$ per Troy ounce vs. over 900$ for platinum. Rhenium has very nearly the same density as platinum and is likewise highly resistant to corrosion. It is ieven more refractory than platinum second only to tungsten among the metals. Although it is technically not a platinum group metal it has all the properties of such metals and with its lustrous silvery color and immunity to tarnish it would make a fine and more affordable jewelry metal. When annealed it becomes quite ductile and malleable and could be easily worked into form. Of course it's extreme melting point nakes it difficult to cast but there are high tech ways of getting around that. Anyway, I guess Jewelers are very Conservative and like most Conservative people are sometimes lack imagination. I hope some Avant garde jewelry tries this idea out!

@JerryBearElPaso

5 жыл бұрын

I spoke much too soon ! Rhenium jewelry is in fact available, sometimes at outrageous prices. For many years I could not find it anywhere and I am glad that it is attracting attention.

@mtcemngr5292

2 жыл бұрын

What r those "techways around" for melting Rhenium, Plasma furnace?

Super happy new video thanks,your the best,me n my son have watch all your videos science rocks....thanks again for all the knolege,

make a video about fluorine

Thank you Science Borat, very cool!

That < zat

Very informative.

Thanks for the informative video. Have you looked at 'Browns' gas' generators and their use in cutting ceramics, metals etc? It can cut materials with higher melting points than the flame temperature in air itself...

@simontay4851

6 ай бұрын

Do you mean oxyacetaline torch.

I would like you to put subtitles in order to understand better, because I don't speak english and there are some words that i didn't understand... It'd be amazing!

@pathmmishra3744

5 жыл бұрын

Subtitles are already there in his videos just switch them on

Love u bro have a long life

Thank you!!!

Were you in Italy while you filmed?

Thank you☺️

You r great sir

A rare and extremely useful metal that we don’t know much about... let’s consume it! lol

@nekomasteryoutube3232

3 жыл бұрын

Well typically a catalyst isn't "Consumed" in the reaction.

Never heard of this one.

@Hashishin13

3 жыл бұрын

periodic table of videos has all the elements.

Make a video on Radium metal

A tom-o bile. I love this guy 😃

it would be nice to know about your life and it will attract patrons too

Do you know how itvreacts in dry water?

Thanks

Make Molybendum please...

@kryto203

5 жыл бұрын

Анжи Сурия he has a video about it on his main channel. Idk why he doesnt upload it here

Pleez tell us, grazhdanin, how much oxygen is in ze ear?

Subtitles Helps a lot

You may know this question, I once had a carburetor on a automobile engine. I purchased a screen metal that was mounted under the carburetor. As the fuel went through the screen , is reacted as a catalyst with this metal.this improved the fuel mileage, and made the car run better. What is this ,did it really work? And why can’t we buy this anymore if it functions as designed?

Can you please do americium soon

His voice is dope.💞😜

@nehar.7953

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Familia totally.🤓

@rawhamburgerjoe

6 жыл бұрын

Came for the voice, subbed for the cat!

@nehar.7953

6 жыл бұрын

rawhamburgerjoe I love his cat's part in every video

@medexamtoolsdotcom

6 жыл бұрын

You should hear him say ceramic. He says keramic.

@Verschlungen

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! I came back to this rhenium video just to hear him say "hooping 15 Euros" at 1:31. Love Love Love this guy -- the content, the snappy pace, the musical voice!

Do a video on radon

Please make a video about mercury.

+Patrick Adair Designs should make a ring out of this

Make something with indium

@ 3:20 what the hell is that ?

@NGC1433

6 жыл бұрын

NOBOX7 A display in a museum or exhibition, most probably.

@spookyghost7524

5 жыл бұрын

looks like a crucible

Can you try thorium

I'm curious what would the octaine rating be?

Vey good.

comment secction 10% about how amazin this guy and hos account is 90% about his accent at least.. it is succes 😂

Is that some kind of furnace or smelter? Look at time 3:23.

Info like this is why I'm a Patron, you should be too.

Make video on palladium

Would make a really cool and unique (though heavy) wedding ring.

Can it also be used to create Nova 6?

rewatching

Is metal scare and more expensive than gold? can buy it and keep it?

Okay, I won't repeat these experiments with my household supply of rhenium! :)

Cool

Borat he loves ze chemistry!

Thank you Mr Ruskie Sir. I apologise if you're not from Russia but accent sounds Russian to me. Very nice. Nostrovia! Na Zdorovie.

@allangibson8494

5 жыл бұрын

I'm betting on Estonian...

3:55 the "inaudible" is what I'm guessing "boiling".

In the 60s we were breathing led that they put in the gasoline. Modern high octane gasoline has Rhenium in it? So now we're breathing Rhenium that is now present in car exhaust? Did I hear and understand that correctly?

>>>>>> #THOISOI SO MUCH INCREÍBLE EXCELLENT WORK>>>>>>>>

Waiting for Thorium

Next video: Americium or thorium?

Molybdenum next

Make a video about carbon!

Wooping = whopping. Love it.

Nice title

But here in ptable.com, it is saying that the boiling point of rhenium is *higher* than that of tungsten.

That Title though xD

When mercury?

Since the first ever combustion engines were designed to run on ethanol and on turpentine, we would have been better off had what you said been true, but it would not have stopped anything.

Great video, thank you for educating us. At 5:08 you sign-off with the same words: "Please like this video and subscribe to my channel to ________ new and interesting" What do you always say in that spot? It's driving me nuts, I have to know.

The standard brazilian gas is 87 octane, and the premium is 91. And both have 25% of ethanol.

@mtcemngr5292

2 жыл бұрын

Ethanol/methanol can increase the Octane Number without any improvements to fuel.

I love you so much for the chemistry and Russia 🔷🔶🔹🔸🔸🔹🔶🔷

Bendede var bu metallerden . 2000 derecede eritemedim 3000 bindere ce de belki erir bilmiyorum duruyor. Elimde

This rhenium a strategic metal.

Soon you have to make videos about oxides.

Next time do: polonium

#earlysquad

RHEEEEEEEnium.

@carlojaimelizzeni2171

6 жыл бұрын

Jim Griffiths normies get out of my rheeenium REEEEEEEEEEEE

@fakestory1753

6 жыл бұрын

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@JimGriffOne

5 жыл бұрын

@Ungregistered User OMFG *AUTISTIC SCREECHING* RRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!1one

@fakestory1753

5 жыл бұрын

*you don't have humor

@statinskill

5 жыл бұрын

Ungregistered User You obviously have no clue why this is funny. A bunch of antifa soyboys took to shrieking in a certain way and that became a meme: "Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!" Relax. Nobody is making fun of anyone but a bunch of leftist retards.

It's a good job the cars in my country use petrol.