Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@veritasium says : Use code veritasium at https://incogni.com/veritasium to get an exclusive 60% off an annual Incogni plan.>> <<@Daimwn says : Actually it is partially pulsating. Not, just pulsating Pockets of something being built up and then going off… Heat that gives a difference (in pressure ?) (a limit factor may be the temperature to turbo ignite which keeps it needing that extra, give the pulse while it is burning /reacting. That until it blows locally, but then pressure falls instantaneously, then again it goes but needs some time to build up and loop until reaction is over.>> <<@Daimwn says : Excellent work>> <<@D3M0N1C_40RM says : I'm guessing the fumes are not toxic>> <<@IdahoPhelan says : So this whole air pocket theory.... What is we made a brick of thermite and essentially did our best to eliminate the pockets of air?>> <<@philipgelinas says : You guys made me nervous... Playing with lava... At arms length... In a building... Containing even more boom-boom powder...>> <<@TheScandoman says : 16:44 Thermite grenades have proven useful, and expeditous in battle, to take guns out of action, for quite some time, HOWEVER, the 'Finality' of the destruction of the gun depends on the placement of the thermite charge: gun barrells are usually replaceable, and have 'service life' parameters assigned at manufacture, dictating that the barrel be replaced after some numbers of rounds fired; some barrels may be reworked, reconditioned, repurposed, or recycled...but, with proper maintenence, the mount could possibly go on for 2 or 3 times as long. If the thermite reaction doesn't result in damage to both the barrell, and the mechanisms of its mount, the barrel could be replaced, if there is one sufficiently available.>> <<@jayknight139 says : Love the video thanks.>> <<@WayneBraack says : It's an Adoramonster! I think parties should just feed it and take it home. AD&D used facing rules. I would still. PC's like those bonuses.>> <<@manminusblood says : So rad>> <<@feedmytv says : it's also used in welding traintracks together and to for grounding systems (antennas).>> <<@manicplanet5223 says : I’m more impressed that the GoPro survived>> <<@PvPHoe says : 22:19 - 22:25 "This property makes it possible to take down structures where explosives would cause too much damage".... ... looking at you 9/11>> <<@manin10 says : It's difficult to think of a less environmentally friendly way to destroy the data on a laptop. Just drop the laptop into a shredder and then you get to separate all the metals and plastics and everything and reuse them.>> <<@IanMikrut says : Fire is not just Destruction. It is also Life.>> <<@theoddplebs says : 31:25 okay, that's perfect, the backsound and stuff (everything so far)>> <<@xav6427 says : today we have learnt that cast iron is useless... nice :)>> <<@jean-philippebouchard9506 says : Now let' see the environmental impact of treating a laptop that way...>> <<@marcusderailious says : watching thermite go thru a stack of 20 HDD would be pleasing lol>> <<@mylesbraverman2964 says : need the slowmo guys to come and shoot that thermite macro at an even higher framerate! would love to see what the grains are doing on an individual level. you can see that they are reacting individually, even within the bursts>> <<@lautaromorales2903 says : 11:00 the Ferric oxide (Fe2O3) decomposition temperature it's around 1500°C, where it gives oxigen as a product: 6 Fe2O3 --> 4 Fe3O4 + O2 Maybe oxygen is being generated in those pulses where the ferric oxide is being heated to 2000°C. And at those temperatures also the magnetite can themally decompose to ferrous oxide: 2 Fe3O4 --> 6 FeO + O2 Below 600°C the ferrous oxide it's termodinamically unstable, but at high enought temperature can be formed.>> <<@trp2413 says : I’m here because I’m tired of learning how to lose money on stock channels. I won’t make💩 here either, but at least I’ll learn without losing money.>> <<@_BlueHorseshoe_ says : Theory: the Goldschmidts weren’t first—THIS is Greek Fire! Please investigate with your considerable resources.>> <<@ald.3387 says : Celsius??? F-ing Commie.>> <<@micahmcnulty7853 says : 9:05 He discovered the pulse jet>> <<@xxLAxx says : 31:13 Hans get's the Flammenwerfer😂>> <<@RDJ0506 says : Wow this is one of the best videos on Veritasium. The different levels of reactions and the complete explanation on how the raction happen was mind blowing>> <<@truthsimp says : A pulse is a wave form. And reactions happen due to forces that also follow wave patterns. The entire periodical chart is a vortex octave wave spectrum. So everything material and not and in between can be presented in wave form.>> <<@nataniyaldemerachew3025 says : I’ll be honest, the transition to the advertisement was smooth>> <<@SKOMPAS says : 32:12 wait a second if you can melt thermite without it reacting could you make thermite that’s a solid block of metal ?>> <<@Pichouette says : so, lets ignite a bunch of thermite in a warehouse full of cardboard boxes and see what happens 😳🙄>> <<@andreklugel6846 says : 0.10 mark. "Oh, no. The Go-Pro!". Okaayy, Eminem. Let's see what else you got...>> <<@diakritika says : As a child, my uncle lived near an abandoned ammo factory. He regularly found thermite and brought it home to heat the oven. His mother only got suspicious when after a while parts of the oven started deforming …>> <<@chrisreilly1290 says : Are the sparklers used just rods coated in thermite? 33:19 oh just answered lol>> <<@Draxlemsclumps says : Rock The core is made of ultra-high-strength concrete, at 14,000psi the strongest ever poured in New York. “It’s much stronger than any rock you could find,” says Rahimian. This strength also helped reduce the thickness of the walls, maximizing the lettable area, while minimizing the weight of materials required. Replacing more than 50% of the cement content with industrial by-products further cut the carbon footprint of the building, and more than 95% of the steel in the structure is recycled, contributing to a LEED Gold environmental rating.The towers were built with 12 grades of steel, with yield strengths ranging from 42 to 100 kips per square inch (ksi). Plate thickness The thickness of the plates varied vertically and around the building's perimeter to accommodate the predicted loads. For example, the column plates at the base of the building were as thick as 4 inches, while the exterior wall plates in the upper stories were generally 1/4 inch. Viscoelastic dampers The bottom chord of the trusses incorporated viscoelastic dampers on their ends to reduce the mobility of the floor system during sway. This helped absorb wind energy. The Twin Towers were engineering marvels of their time and a symbol of American ingenuity. However, the collapse of the towers on September 11, 2001 raised questions about the design principles of high-rise buildings. Now that kind of controlled heat could cause what we witnessed>> <<@stephenmartin8331 says : I love watching thermite welding on the railroad. There arent many videos about it, though.>> <<@jimmcewan417 says : carbon footprint through the roof>> <<@GladiatorOrion says : the part with the glass and you can see it pulsing is amazing footage!>> <<@michaelthemadsoldiertist says : Wheew. Finally got rid of my browser history so my wife can’t find it.>> <<@FJB_GFY2024 says : "You could've just smashed those hard drives" - Hillary Clinton>> <<@65gtotrips says : I’m surprised he didn’t get into fusing railroad continuous rail.>> <<@danielmorris9803 says : Nano-Thermite>> <<@michaelmaguire4147 says : I feel like being demagnetized is the least of that laptops worries>> <<@vinubox says : Why don't they used a zoom/tele lense instead of a wide angled gopro ?>> <<@raziq3552 says : If thermite can melt steel, wtf are they using for them buckets?!! They don't even glow red they straight chillin>> <<@plsefjs7823 says : Love your videos!! Wish you would make more involving biochemistry though>> <<@orowoodworks5413 says : Fractal pattern in the reaction>> <<@Argosh says : "At least there will be footage how it happened." German humor. So savage.>> <<@zloidooraque0 says : destroying barrel is nothing. barrels are pretty much expendable materials. they are changed once ~100 shots with no hustle.>> <<@ebblesr says : Thermite tiles melt steel beams.>>