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[RissaNaChelle]

This right here is the stuff I miss seeing from you Nate. I'm so happy

[senmetwo]

That's so cool! This is quality content we've come to expect from NFTI. Thanks for the content!

[Racegas]

I’m so glad I found this channel. It reminds me of the days I used to sit and watch Grant and you for hours. Rest in peace. 🕊️

[kayforse]

Amazing just great I may have only just found this channel but i watched tkor the whole time he was there the first video i watched was the gallium key and i was hooked to be honest you were my favourite part and i was really upset when you stopped showing in tkor videos
But this is just amazing i have already subscribed and am so happy to see you again and not in anyone's shadow

[EyespenNoFear]

That "Whaaaat?!" made me think I was watching Crystal Collector find a good one 😂

[Mango_Slice]

Nate you should do some more videos with calli!!

[The_Unholy_Nerd]

As a chemist I can concur: science is definitely happening when you see bubbles. Just don't forget to write it down!

[pqrstsma]

i'm just amazed that a thin plastic film is more resistant to that chemical reaction than Aluminium

[bargenw]

how long does it take to disintegrate the alluminum? ik youve done something of sorts on TKOR before, but i think the can was empty and it wasnt a shorts. something like this is actually perfect for a shorts tbh.

[Logz]

This video should have 50 million views for the hard work he put in this video and probably how long it took

[yadnomz]

Indeed bubbles mean science is happening...

[ryanroberts]

That weird, I worked at a aluminum soda can making facility and they never put plastic in it.

[lemonzyaboi]

You should do this but with all of the can just all gone it would look so cool to have

[Jermsy]

Bubbles means science is happening… I say to myself as a pour another beer

[richiesmom]

That is the exact lye I use to make soap 😂 I love what you do, this os why I subscribe to you now and not TKOR

[psioncrystallis]

a note of caution - don't try this at home, and always wear eye protection/gloves/long sleeves when dealing with caustic solutions. if that soda liner had popped it mightve caused potential splashing as the liquid fell into the lye solution and potentially splashed on poor nate.

[Jboogs]

Lol u should try that but with a unopened can

[Kavaitsu]

How the government expects us to recycle ♻

[Meliodas-uvtp]

Me: can I get a soda
Nate: you want it with or with the can
Me: in a cup?
Nate: nah

[okielonghorn]

We have a Sodium hydroxide tank at work that people sometimes put Aluminum in on accident. Way more bubbles.