the craziest elements ever!

If you are going to steal NileBlue's videos... at least credit him.

I watch this guy on YT, it's awesome what he can do with his knowledge. Also, who else is cutting batterys in half right now?

@NileRed2 That’s his content

My bro used to throw volkeswagon engine blocks that are high in magnesium on bonfires and it would light up like the sun and burn all night at parties on the beach.

I always liked bromine because thats what Disney uses in their parks for their water rides. If you ever go on pirates of the Caribbean and you notice the smell, thats the first chemical.

Nile Red, you should follow this guy on YT. He is the real deal in chemistry.

Lets start making molotov cocktails out of lithium foil?

Imagine This Landing on Your Lungs 😭😭😭

Lite magnums at school many years ago.

The most dangerous element is flour

WHAT ARE YOU DOINGGGG?!

The last one is Amaterasu just in different color

Nobody tell Hidetaka Miyazaki about the mercury amalgam

Stay away from bon fires with VW blocks

Nile red / Nile blue on youtube

It looks delicious I wanna drink it

@grok does putting battery foil in water really start fire?

🦉 Science 🧪

That’s how the terminators are going to be made out of

Mercury part. 🥰

Lindo

yo the guy who made this is nileed or it might be nileblue idk

oh wow, seeing you seeling it back is very educational

I had no idea that’s how you seal glass

Nile the alchemist is at it again.

Protonium explain

I enjoy both NileRed and NileBlue YouTube channels.

No one’s ever stole Nile’s videoes without getting dunked on the comments

@grok puedes explicar todos estos materiales del vídeo?

- And just to think, the nutty Victorians discovered most of this by playing with fire and mixing it with metals for fun. Madness !!! But at least we get good videos to watch.

The inorganic magnesium producing high energy white light when lit, at the end, says a lot about organic magnesiums effects in the human body

And this is you stealing content from NileRed

Give credit to @NileRed2