Hey guys! Today I
Hey guys! Yeah, I’ve been away for a while, but I am back and ready to continue to cheer you up with
cool and unique chemical experiments, and to tell you about some really interesting chemicals.
So, as you might’ve noticed, there’s that very can
on my table, that interests you all so much, but we’ll get back to it later.
Thanks to your financial support, I bought a professional mic and a professional recorder.
This setup will let me record both very loud and very quiet sounds of chemical reactions.
It will also help, when I’ll be getting rid of those noses, that the motor of my ventilation hood fan makes.
I can even make some kind of “chemistry ASMR” videos now, like this.
All in all, this must boost the quality of the content sufficiently.
Not to mention, it’s just wrong to make a video about this chemical reagent without proper sound.
By the way, if you want to know, I was using a simple on-camera mic up to this moment.
Well, the can. Most of you already know what’s inside, but if you don’t, here’s some unpacking footage for you.
Straight to the question of when I’m about to kill myself… I mean… of when I’m about to make a video
with this super acid.
Well, now I have a few videos, almost ready to go, I filmed all the material for them a couple of months ago.
And I’m also thinking about making a few interesting videos with my new sound setup,
and after that I’ll be finally making a video about Fluoroantimonic acid. I think.
Anyway, I expect that upcoming video to boost the channel's ratings and reputation,
so I’m interested in it as much as you are
For now, I think I’ll be making a few videos about this chemical,
so, please, share your ideas of reactions with Fluoroantimonic acid in the comments.
I think, you’ll have some great suggestions, that I’ll be able to carry out, like alkylation of benzene with
methane, or what will happen if you dip a pH indicator strip in Fluoroantimonic acid
With that said, I’ll be waiting for your comments and I hope that this autumn, or at least this year,
we’ll see, what the strongest acid in the world is capable of.
But for now, it’s still contained behind the steel walls of the can,
that is hidden in another can behind the walls, made of polytetrafluoroethylene.
Seeya next video!