LabCoatz

LabCoatz

LabCoatz is a science and engineering-based KZread channel dedicated to bringing you amazing projects and scientific content that is hard to find on video anywhere else. We've filmed several KZread-firsts (like its first look at both thioacetone and resiniferatoxin: the stinkiest and spiciest chemicals on Earth, respectively), and we don't intend to stop any time soon!

This channel was founded on the idea that people shouldn't have to scour the whole Internet for the information they seek: they should have it all in one, concise video. Information should be easy to get, and fun to watch! And speaking of fun, we don't do your typical vinegar-and-baking-soda science here. Our science is a little more...mad! Boundaries were meant to be pushed, and this is the channel to push them!

To advance, one must have full knowledge on how to advance. Knowledge is power. Those who possess knowledge have its power. And those who use that power can change the world.

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  • @meanman6992
    @meanman69923 сағат бұрын

    Just like “gun control” such bans are stupid and have little if any of the allegedly desired result. If someone wants to off themselves or do evil things, they’re not going to just stop because it’s not permitted. 🙄

  • @CRuggles3
    @CRuggles33 сағат бұрын

    Consider trying to make nitrates via the nitrogen cycle, which is really common thing to deal with in the aquarium world I believe if you filled an IBC tote full of something like polyurethane foam, like mattress foam, and had it circulate with a bubbler, you could convert significant quantities of protein materials, perhaps beans, into nitrate. Removing it from all the water would be tricky but doable via some sort of evaporation pond or DIY drum rotary evaporator/dehydrator.

  • @johnnybauer8552
    @johnnybauer85526 сағат бұрын

    Were did he get that milk from??? The devils scrotum? That's some dark milk!😮

  • @rashedusman9717
    @rashedusman97177 сағат бұрын

    What if the salt mixture would be disolved in water, boiled down, cooled so that a part of the sodium chloride crash out and repeated until a reasonably concentrated solution of sodium nitrite remains that can be evaporated and used as it is or purified with ethanol? It would be fairly low-tech procedure that can process larger amounts or salt mixture. It's like NurdRage's video about making potassium chlorate out of bleach when he boiled down the sodium chlorate solution to get rid of sodium chloride.

  • @prinzeugenvansovoyen732
    @prinzeugenvansovoyen7328 сағат бұрын

    can you do curing salts to high concentration (not fuming) nitric acid ? can you denitrite a explosive to get nitrogen ? like reverse TNT back to tuloene and nitrogen?

  • @mexicanstorm32094
    @mexicanstorm3209413 сағат бұрын

    bro the lime is supposed to go in the other way youll have less mess I promise

  • @user-pr6ed3ri2k
    @user-pr6ed3ri2k14 сағат бұрын

    Carbon tetraazide preparation

  • @billdberger7407
    @billdberger740715 сағат бұрын

    Furries use dry ice to damage their hands to the point of requiring amputation, so they can get prosthetics shaped like animal paws. Modern psychology has gone completely insane, but I suppose the anarcho-tyranny answer is to ban dry ice.

  • @fidelramirez7817
    @fidelramirez781715 сағат бұрын

    So was learning how to make meth..

  • @oxylepy2
    @oxylepy215 сағат бұрын

    I could do 2g of caffiene. My threshhold was 1g before I didn't sleep and would just sweat, I have definitely pushed that 2g line before. I do not recommend it to anyone not well accustomed to abusing the stimulant, without your body counteracting the effect it can be extremely dangerous.

  • @enixine1266
    @enixine126616 сағат бұрын

    Shouldve synthesized DMAA too

  • @Djoodibooti
    @Djoodibooti17 сағат бұрын

    my favorite nitrite? Amyl of course.

  • @paintballercali
    @paintballercali17 сағат бұрын

    Sprecher is the goat

  • @teresashinkansen9402
    @teresashinkansen940217 сағат бұрын

    Restricting chemicals due idiots is a futile attempt of solving the problem and in fact might have a paradoxical effect because people will figure out synthetic pathways from the most basic, abundant and impossible to regulate starting materials. Sure that means it will be a lot of work now and will be more expensive to make some compounds but still its part of the fun.

  • @GaiatheSage
    @GaiatheSage18 сағат бұрын

    nothing to see here just another chemist spreading pharmacological misinformation. btw amazon sold this purposely for people to unalive themselves so nice job sponsoring them. 👎

  • @WildStyleWorks
    @WildStyleWorks18 сағат бұрын

    we use potassium nitrid as meat curing salt, mixed with Sodium chlorid.

  • @pri0r_t0_a_weekago...fukwi48
    @pri0r_t0_a_weekago...fukwi4818 сағат бұрын

    Mdma helped me stay alive after ptsd and some things I’ve been thru… I didn’t off myself because of that beautiful substance/. LSD as well. And back in the day our xtc used to smell of licorice!!! Coincidence? Maybe but I doubt it

  • @jasonford8962
    @jasonford896220 сағат бұрын

    There is now, it's called the Primotalli, there are variations to the color of which the chocolate primos are the spiciest pepper. Well, that and Pepper X, which are ranked about the same.

  • @PaulBrown-uj5le
    @PaulBrown-uj5le20 сағат бұрын

    Were not mice.

  • @DUKE_of_RAMBLE
    @DUKE_of_RAMBLE21 сағат бұрын

    I won't be doing this, but I'm still curious... Is the salt left over, still viable for consumption? (after the acid is removed, of course)

  • @KF-bj3ce
    @KF-bj3ce21 сағат бұрын

    I marvel at the complexity of chemical reactions, there implications and practical uses. It should be taught in schools like I see it on youtube just for general education for those that have little inclination to pursue it or do not have the ability to understand the full complexity of these reactions. It would be like knowing how to change a wheel on a car without understanding what makes it turn.

  • @JeffLevine-ob3no
    @JeffLevine-ob3no21 сағат бұрын

    It sounds like you're about to play with either lead or copper nitrate. Please be very careful. Coming from the mouth of thumbless jeff. I actually have my thumbs. I educate people on how not to lose their thumbs. Hey brother. I know it's really cool to get a lot of hits on KZread, but when you wiggle the carrot in front of the ATF, they eventually will put you in prison. You need a more interesting hobby. May I suggest a girlfriend. Just a word from a friend. It worked for me. Have a nice one

  • @SimonaDaRat
    @SimonaDaRat22 сағат бұрын

    A better name for azidoazide azide would be isocyanogen tetraazide

  • @Addictedtocollecting01
    @Addictedtocollecting0122 сағат бұрын

    Nice... I have faith that you'll find a method that will yield more than 52%

  • @kaohzom6135
    @kaohzom613523 сағат бұрын

    R.I.P.

  • @derekturner3272
    @derekturner3272Күн бұрын

    There is a product called "chem sharp" which is used to sharpen Tig welding tungsten electrodes. I think it's 75% Sodium Nitrite and a wetting agent(I suspect water). So.... Perhaps another source.

  • @DJR000
    @DJR000Күн бұрын

    Elon Musk: 😳 Mmm, X....

  • @spiderdude2099
    @spiderdude2099Күн бұрын

    Isopropyl nitrite is also the chemical name for the party drug known as poppers. It gives you a euphoric head rush as well as relaxing a lot of smooth muscles in your body. This is the reason it has gained popularity among gay men, due to how it facilitates anal sex. Also, the exact effects and duration of the nitrite is dictated by the length and branching of the carbon chain. Short chains and highly branched chains like isopropyl or isoamyl nitrite have a much more intense effect, but a shorter lived effect. Longer and straighter chain nitrites have a longer duration effect but are typically weaker.

  • @Moritz___
    @Moritz___Күн бұрын

    azided azido azide azidede

  • @ghostdog9833
    @ghostdog9833Күн бұрын

    Lmao now try nitrate... Banned here, cant buy it anywhere

  • @ForgedEggs
    @ForgedEggsКүн бұрын

    Water is a deadly chemical if you chug 8L+ of it in a day, ban water!

  • @redscreenhorror
    @redscreenhorrorКүн бұрын

    DMAX - already got a catchy street name. Nice 😎

  • @minortoterona2947
    @minortoterona2947Күн бұрын

    i dont think it would be banned that much. maybe highly regulated. meat processors loves this chemical so much, its litterally all in one for sausages and such (antibio antioxy conservator and effing dye)

  • @otterconnor942
    @otterconnor942Күн бұрын

    What? The government doesn't know enough to properly regulate anything? Crazy

  • @stefanschulz4523
    @stefanschulz4523Күн бұрын

    Casually makes poppers and doesn't realize? 😅

  • @magicphred
    @magicphredКүн бұрын

    I had to stop after the 3rd time you called it "PREG" powder! WTF dude?

  • @MrVirus9898
    @MrVirus9898Күн бұрын

    Okay bru full stop on the DCM ban for household chemicals. It is a well deserved ban for many of demonstrably true reasons. The soft ban is a lot easier on chemists then the alternative: putting it on the D-List.

  • @fruitcasket
    @fruitcasketКүн бұрын

    okay but like 178000 people die from alcohol consumption every year and *this* is what they want to ban?

  • @adrianhenle
    @adrianhenleКүн бұрын

    I'm so glad I don't work in a lab anymore. What the fuck are people supposed to do without chlorinated solvents? Those asinine "green" alternatives they claim can be used are complete shit from a research perspective, suitable only for industry and intellectually dishonest lab demos.

  • @InternetFiend68
    @InternetFiend68Күн бұрын

    ngl sodium azide is pretty easy to buy where i live (You don't even need a chemical degree😶‍🌫)

  • @douro20
    @douro20Күн бұрын

    You can get sodium nitrite as "chemical tungsten sharpener"...but then they might start only selling it to companies with a valid tax number and for you to sign a legally binding end use certificate. And it's ridiculously expensive.

  • @WorldofKlown
    @WorldofKlownКүн бұрын

    The yellow in the flame is probably very light NaCl contamination even the .3g/l solubility in isopropyl would be enough to color the flame yellow.

  • @zacharyschenk9
    @zacharyschenk9Күн бұрын

    I don’t think bro knows what shot gunning is

  • @jed-henrywitkowski6470
    @jed-henrywitkowski6470Күн бұрын

    I made spaghetti the other day. I am absolutely amazed that I survived using the chemical compound, H2O! Especially since I almost drown in that stuff as a kid. EPA... ban water already!

  • @Gnohio
    @Gnohio19 сағат бұрын

    gotta watch out for that dastardly dihydrogen monoxide

  • @christopherleubner6633
    @christopherleubner6633Күн бұрын

    DCM is banned mostly due to a combination of being extremely useful in drug manufacturing and that it is iozone depleting, claiming its a deadly chemical is just to help justify it. Sodium nitrite is restricted mostly because some people were using it as a relatively psin free permanent solution . 🤔

  • @ibladesi
    @ibladesiКүн бұрын

    Moxie and Sarsaparilla are awesome too.

  • @jodyclark3249
    @jodyclark3249Күн бұрын

    Keep the reaction down around 2 F to -5 F. Jackedted reactor or shaved ice packed with salt will work well. Distillation under reduced pressure is also suggested.

  • @danielbickford3458
    @danielbickford3458Күн бұрын

    Nifty

  • @pharmdiesel
    @pharmdieselКүн бұрын

    PV= nRT Reaction mixtures must never be closed (without a vent). Otherwise you have a bomb and need a pressure vessel.