Tin - A Metal That DESTROYS ITSELF!

So, today I want to tell you about such a metal as tin.
In the periodic table of chemical elements, tin is in the 14th group among the so-called base metals.
Please note that this video was made solely for demonstration purposes! Do not attempt to repeat the experiments shown in this video!

[SomeoneCommenting]

4:58 "this results... in beautiful tin *henderhog* ..." I love this guy's accent.

[theemeraldboat]

Tin is suicidal and it should get some help.

[yogeshjain]

the good thing about this channel is they do experiment live (with real elements).

[downbadvegeta]

This metal took “The only thing that can beat me is me” to a whole other level

[isaaciridium]

Tin is also known as the element with the most stable Isotopes, with a total of ten stable Isotopes

[Jen-jdci]

This was actually a major concern for Napoleon's Army in Alps. The soldiers had Tin buttons and they changed to powder so quickly.

[PointyTailofSatan]

Actually, the most important use of tin is for making float sheet glass. Almost every window now made was created by floating a layer of molten glass on a pool of molten tin. When the glass cools, the sheets are then cut into manageable sizes and sent to window makers and glaziers.

[rafaynoman]

Tin: No one gets to destroy me.
Gold: Yeah because you're so good at it yourself.

[loganwolv]

"Tin" "Teen" "Destroys itself" Yeah this makes perfect sense.

[WPCRpranks]

lmao they could start a band together (Metallica?)

[JoeKD-.]

Nobody:
Tin: It's cold, I must self-distruct.

[orzelmorze]

4:58 My Polish mind heard: "Beatifull teen Hände hoch!"

[laharlk]

Interesting that fact about the tin wiskers, didnt know about them. Maybe it could explain some sudden death cases in early "lead free" electronics.

[milliemckenzie]

"They could start a band together" I love your sense of humour! And this is a fascinating video. The part about micro filaments of tin causing short circuits was something I never knew could happen

[chocolatecrud]

Please don't ruin your thumbnails with click bait arrows and circles man

[flappy]

Zinc, Indium, and Tin!
They're back together bois! Their return debut album coming out this year..

[sh_dragon]

That crystal growth is so satisfying to watch

[golkod]

"this results in beautiful HÄNDEHOCH" 4:58 xD
great channel btw

[MKVideoful]

1:12 and 2:20 The EU has banned leaded tin in electrotechnis and there you can see that problem why your electrical devices stop work.

[ted]

americans whining about your accent in the comments will always be funny to me because i literally have auditory processing disorder which makes it hard for me to understand most spoken words without closed captions and yet your accent is perfectly clear to my ears. (in fact considerably clearer than a standard american accent lol)