you're alone in the lab at night because the product is still impure (a chemistry playlist)

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[ playlist idea by ]
Darusus via YouTube

[ timestamps ] (composer/s) [performer/s]

00:00 polovtsian dances, andantino in a major (borodin) [stanislaw moniuszko school of music symphony orchestra/andrzej kucybala]

00:48 lieder ohne worte, op. 38, no. 2 in c minor (mendelssohn) [howard shelley]

03:32 symphony no. 8 in c minor, ii. andante (william herschel) [l'orquestra de cambra terrassa 48]

05:19 romanian folk dances, iii. pe-loc, andante (bartók) [danae dörken]

06:39 in smyrna (elgar) [peter bradley-fulgoni]

10:27 string quartet no. 2 in d major, iii. notturno, andante (borodin) [danbi um/sean lee/paul neubauer/david finckel]

17:44 nocturne no. 10 in e minor (john field) [eduardo viñuela]

21:50 petite suite, vii. nocturne (borodin) [cyprien katsaris]

24:12 piano concerto in g major, m. 83, ii. adagio assai (ravel) [seong-jin cho/berliner philharmoniker/sir simon rattle]

33:18 experience (ludovico einaudi) [ibi]

39:30 oboe concerto in d minor, s. d935, ii. adagio (alessandro marcello) [takuya takashima/turku philharmonic orchestra/kerem hasan]

43:06 violin concerto in d major, op. 77, ii. adagio (brahms) [hilary hahn/orchestre philharmonique de radio france]

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all rights to the original owners, i don't own any music or images used in this video

[ tags ]
#chemistry #chemist #playlist

[nobodyplaylists]

This playlist is inspired by the long marathon I spent watching Nilered videos while doing other chores.

[smilingearth]

"Why are you still here. The mixture doesn't have to be perfect, you know."
"It's making sure the mixture doesn't kill anyone that's the hard part."

[emilyswarts]

Are you kidding???? You are absolutely right to assume that I will be listening to this everyday in my neuroscience laboratory. My mouth literally FELL OPEN when I saw this one. I can romanticize my job even more now - thank you Nobody!

[baguettegott]

Do NOT be alone in the lab. Especially not at night when nobody is around anyway. That is by far the easiest way to ruin your life with chemistry.
I knew a guy who did that. And he is still alive, but he can't do much anymore. Blind. Doesn't have fingers anymore. Can't walk anymore. When the stuff exploded in his hands he ran out of the lab to get help, but he was already blinded and nobody was there, so he fell down the stairs and just laid there until the night watchman eventually found him.

[scabbarae]

As an analytical chemist, I'm not the one doing the purification, but I'm the one delivering the bad news that it's still impure. Thank you for this.

[eduardafreire]

the fact that you added borodin to this playlist, who was a chemist and used to compose music in his free time, is so wholesome to a passionate classical music lover and chemistry major student like myself. like, this was made for me. i just know it

[darusus]

Maybe I won't fail that physical chemistry exam after all

[juancarlosalvaradolima]

Jesse, we need to cook, so put this playlist

[baby_fork]

Me reading all the comments by chemistry experts and getting inspired knowing damn well I'm just in 11th grade and learning the basics of chemistry : 👁️👄👁️✨

[Sophia-phsc]

As a scientist who works in a lab—this is amazing. I’m gonna be so productive

[neonloneliness]

OH MY GOD I'M A CHEMISTRY MAJOR AND I HAVE AN EXAM IN 2 DAYS AND I LITERALLY JUST OPENED YOUTUBE FOR AMBIENT MUSIC TO STUDY TO AND THIS WAS THE FIRST VIDEO IN MY RECS!! i am beyond ecstatic omg the stars are aligned
the exam is on physical analysis methods btw (8369 kinds of spectroscopy basically)

[may-may]

Young scientist here, currently listening to this playlist as I study the effects of microplastics on the human issues and trying to figure out the chemical change that is caused in your intestinal microbiome by microplastics to more extent. Frankly I cannot tell if I love environmental science or chemical anatomy, so why not combine them for my paper.

[a]

friends. fellow lab dwellers. lets us pour upon our appreciation to this creator who has taken the effort and time to give our niche little plights a tender vibe and soundtrack. I will ABSOLUTELY listen to this during late hours of benchwork.

[HazyPumpkins]

Got a 70% yield with my substrate today! I and the professor I work for were extremely happy. My last substrate had starting yields of 8%.

[tanjamaletic]

Let's appreciate the fact that this playlist starts with Alexander Borodin, who was in fact a medic and a chemist. It took him 18 years to finish, ,Prince Igor”, due to his wife using the note sheets for various everyday purposes and throwing them away afterwards. Nonetheless, Borodin is still best known for this masterpiece and as one of, ,The Mighty Bunch”.

[juliakrecisz]

the fact that you clicked this playlist automatically makes your music taste pure

[atomic_cupcake]

this is similar to how i see myself in the future - working with chemicals and other things to create new medicine / treatments. and maybe even saving or changing the world for the better in the process. i know it sounds a little childish but my whole life ive always wanted to save lives and help people, and when im older, i wanna use my passion for science, especially chemistry, to do that. ive never rlly seen being a scientist as a regular, boring 9/5 job. i see them as people whose job is to observe the world, the universe, ask questions and look for answers. i think its a rlly special job, and i cant wait to become one and do that too. thanks for this playlist <33

[I_am_raciist]

Everyone here is a scientist except me. try not to fail chemistry

[lauragracegeddie]

Alone in the lab? someone is NOT following proper safety protocol 🤨 but thank you for this lovely playlist! It puts my in the perfect mood to study for my exam next week.

[tirika]

one of the lab rules includes not to work alone in the lab, so, your playlist vibes are against some rules and i totally loved it!