A closer look at glow-in-the-dark powder
NurdRage made phosphorescent strontium aluminate and explained the chemistry behind its glow. Stanford Advanced Materials supplied metals for the experiment.
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Turning a platinum bar into a laboratory reagent
A new video followed a one-troy-ounce platinum bar through dissolution and processing into sealed ampules of chloroplatinic acid for professional use.
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Extracting thorium dioxide from welding rods
NurdRage explored thoriated tungsten rods as a source of thorium dioxide, adding another extraction project to the channel’s radiochemistry work.
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A different route to nitric acid
The channel demonstrated an oxalate precipitation approach to making nitric acid, using calcium nitrate and oxalic acid.
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Investigating radioactive salts in Chernobyl blueberries
NurdRage extracted salts containing cesium-137 from blueberries grown near Chernobyl and examined the radioactivity.
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