Christopher Briggs not enough likes on this comment.

Lol

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Christopher Briggs hahaha, wish I could give you gold like reddit!

😂😂😂

There is no spoon.

"I'll just stir in an extra spoon"

Dang it, Same reply almost. You win.

That got me laughing out loud. "Let's stir in just a couple of extra spoons just to make sure I've got enough" and then literally stirs in a couple of extra silver spoons. :-D It feels like I've been waiting for this pun all my life without even knowing it.

LOL good one

35x+20(2x 1) 50(x-2)=

@@Daniel-bt7be um.... either your missing information. or your using X wrong.

That's deep, broheem.

@@Daniel-bt7be what's between 2x and 1?

what's x 💧👁👄👁💧

* Adjusts glasses educatedly * XP

"poison pee"

*Proceeds to stand right over it

İt also melts your gasmask

😂😂😂

“Oh, you mean stirring the liquid with a spoon?” “No, I’m _stirring the spoon”_

did it increase? i googled it and apparently 345 grams of 24k gold is around 21,000!! assuming its 24k which im pretty sure it is

@paul beenis what

Thx bro

@@ralphventer6546 No worries

Thanks dude

gg i looked for that

Thanks

I understood that reference

I was hoping someone made a reference

It gave us a thumbs up on the way down.

Remember to give those melting spoons a thumbs up.

I could hear music behind that phrase

For real!! There could be a channel similar to the hydraulic press channel where they just toss things in a lava pit like this...

Ryan you are living in 2050 my friend. Toss in everything!

like the terminator 2 part where he lowers into the molten steel.

Will it melt?

I completely agree! Humans have treasured and valued gold for millennia, and its unique properties make it a fascinating and versatile metal. From its lustrous shine to its ability to be moulded into intricate shapes, gold has inspired countless works of art and design. And of course, its reliability as a currency and investment has helped to stabilise economies and provide a hedge against inflation. Thanks for sharing your appreciation for this remarkable metal!"

Thanks for bringing up the question of how to liquidate gold once it's been found. It's not a complicated process, and it's always a good idea to seek education and right ways from a financial advisor you are right.

@@charlotteflair1043 what financial advisor do you suggest that is the best for Gold ETF??

@@marcelrobert9569 My personnel advisor is “Julie Anne Hoover". In terms of portfolio diversity, she's a genius. You can look her name up on the internet and verify her yourself. she has years of financial market experience.

Shut the hell up, bots. GTFO with your poorly disguised scams.

Cuz that was gold powder

@@mappingstation2818 No you dum dum that's definitely curry powder.(same color as the one I used)

Yeah that’s curry powder not gold dust

@@rudstarvids2267 There is more gold in a ton of curry powder than in a ton of gold ore

Tanmay Thakur Bro he’s using gold powder we know it’s a joke r/woooosh 😤😤😤

got mad for a bit, shouldnt have doubted u my man

How much did that cost? All the golden stuff on Amazon

sorry Cody, i made this post about cash, and made up number just to see how many dumb fucks can get excited, and as we can see: many. I didn't ment to You make less money on patreons. Just an experiment, and turns as expected. Keep up with Your stuff. Greetings and best regards.

Ya got me, I wasn't honestly mad that you did that cuz money is good and all but this is a nice run of events

Thank you!

Love your content; re-educating those who slept through science class, and also educating those who didn't.

Wow

Dony Reed Codder.

Joe Malovich i

See this is when cooking directions become confusing. Going to have to specify that one in the metal refining cookbook.

I bet no one has ever uttered that line before.

I am so sorry for your loss. Parents should not have to bury their children. May God wrap you in his love and bring you peace.

Never left a reply in my life, but this guy is definitely wizard

Yea lol he said it like it’s what anyone can do 😂 I was like make more what!

you kinda have to make your own nitric acid. It's really hard to buy unless you have certification

@@Cookieglue and when you do find it available, it's ungodly expensive

@@jasonriley3070 I'm making some right now, with around 25 dollars of supplies, so yeah....

Mittens The Cat Curious, what's the backup chanel?

CodysBLab

Why suspension?

Insidious Vidz The serious, non conspiracy answer is that people made bogus claims of copyright and what not, they were lifted quickly however.

@@shalala4571 lol thank you for the actual helpful answer

Made from sulphuric acid, which he extracted and purified from some old car batteries, and potassium nitrate, which he derived from a handful of potash, and nitric acid which... ...wait, this goes around in circles...

He has also started a story with "...So I was in my garage making explosives...".

Only? You do know science wasn't invented by Cody, yes?

@@User0000000000000004 yes it was

That's how you get nitric... you produce it. buying it is impractical.

@@xjunkxyrdxdog89 Depends how much you need. It's impractical to produce liters and liters of nitric acid when it's relatively cheap to purchase reagent grade nitric in bulk.

@@DarkMatterX1 fair enough. I was only thinking of the hobbyist when I wrote that. I wasnt really thinking about applications that would require bulk nitric.

Cody'sLab + Acid + UKposts = No money

I'm wonderin' who sells old junk jewellery on eBay? I took a few things I had to a local jeweller who gave me a credit towards a ring I had resized.

Ones i've seen are parts of estate sales, etc. where they're just trying to get rid of it without too much effort.

I think he might be a bit of a hoarder

Just so he can melt it.

Cautious Seabear yeah me to

Bailey Reid HAHAHAHAHAH

*add three silver tablespoons

Bwahahaha

There are a number of reasons for that. 1) Extra silver does not hurt the inquart - a shortage will. It risks the gold passivating some of the silver so that it is trapped in the gold during the nitric acid digestion. 2) If the silver is obtained from jewelry, much of it contains solders, which reduces the calculated silver content. 3) The manufacturer is allowed some tolerance on the silver fineness. The manufacturer will use the least amount of silver necessary to meet the minimum fineness requirement - thus minimizing the cost. 4) The excess silver is recovered later and requires no additional chemicals when using the electrolytic silver recovery method.

@@buggsy5 Its a joke buddy, the tablespoons were made out of silver.

We seem to be spectating the latter

Type I. Normal People Type II. Cody

Nah Electro... Type 1: Normal Peeps Type 2: Smart Peeps

Three types of people: 1. Ooh look at this shiny gold ring, I want that gold jewelry... 2. Ooh look at this shiny gold ring, I bet I could pull the gold out of it. 3. Ooh look at this shiny gold ring, I could sell this for money

What if you don’t like gold at all.. I hate gold, though I’d be happy to receive it as a gift if I could sell it lol

All I could think was now was he was feeding it some silverwhere

me to.

Livvy Hackett The only thing that bothers me is that he didn't made it using natural ores, he used industrial compounds. Feels like cheating ;)

maelgugi True, but he is doing a backyard project so I'll give him an A. lol

Yes acid...

Hahahaha

Lol

Rhett Having a Vietnam Flashback 2.5k

according to another commenter, love you profile pic and name btw

This actually sounds very interesting

Daniel Asher Yes! That would be very interesting!

Why? The amount of iron would be slight.

@@buggsy5 like u even know.

Did you ever look at the labeled iron content - then compared it to the weight of the pill?

CrystaTiBoha lol, was wondering why he did it

Everything is 4chan if you try hard enough

Paul Arbelaez anything can be anything if you try hard enough

yeahhh bro why didn't you just use dot points ya fakin loser nerd

fuckwad Chill on the soy my dude.

Wanted to say the same :)

mojust777 i agree

Me neither it seems so complicated but at the same time attractive, precise and logic..

Stupid Robot Fighting League "Stir in a extra couple spoons" 😂

I thought of Terminator when it was sinking in the melted metal; Spoon: "I'll be back"

The issue is only with sulfuric acid

Famous last words... I cringe every time I see Cody do it... :)

not all acids are accelerated with water

Alexander K Cody laughs in the face of danger

I flip out every time he heats something up with a torch with his bare hands, Cody and safety don't mix lol

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Yes!

Yes yes I agree

Andres Martinez I now know why you cry. But it is something I can never do.

I know! With zero explanation. Did it neutralize it or something?

@@kindlin Im no chemist but DEF has urea. I'm guessing it has something to do with that

I'm wondering if he could have used the nitrogen dioxide forming from the reaction to make more nitric acid.

Like hes makin lemonade😂

Respect👏

I was reading the comments the second I read this I heard him say it

Unstable elements tho. can never be completely filled :/. Also radioactive elements lol

In one of his old videos he shows off his elements collection where he has over100 of the elements

Mason Stinson he used to have something just like that, perhaps still has it

he beat u to it lol

thefourthtuxzt yes I am aware but it’s an old video and would like to see a new and improved version. I should have phrased it differently

Awesome idea. I´d really love to see that!

He already did that

Happy Little Unicorn Yes, glad I wasn’t the only one!

The spoon was like 👍

Damian Reloaded it was 😂

I believe you meant to say duna-duh dun dunnnn

schlafanzyk nope

Joseph Jurczak I muttered the terminator theme to myself

same!

Lol me. I thought he would show a scene from the film

yeah, mumbo