A YouTuber attempts to open a brand new safe using nitric acid, a corrosive substance. The experiment involves pouring 100ml of nitric acid onto the safe's locking mechanism. The YouTuber wears protective gear and conducts the experiment in a well-ventilated area, warning viewers not to try this at home due to the acid's harmful effects. After soaking the safe in nitric acid for 10-15 minutes, the YouTuber successfully opens it, but not without damaging the locking mechanism and the safe itself. The safe's interior is also severely damaged, with a warning that using this method could ruin any valuable items inside. The video ends with the YouTuber reflecting on the experiment's success and warning viewers about the dangers of using nitric acid.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is attempting to open a brand new safe using only the power of chemistry.
2. The speaker is using nitric acid to try to open the safe.
3. Nitric acid has the property of corroding metals.
4. The speaker is wearing protective equipment, including gloves and safety glasses.
5. The speaker is conducting the experiment in a well-ventilated area.
6. The safe has a metal structure that the speaker believes could be vulnerable to corrosion.
7. The speaker is using approximately 100 ml of nitric acid.
8. The speaker has managed to corrode the metal structure of the safe, but not the locking mechanism.
9. The speaker has repositioned the cup containing the nitric acid to cover the rods of the safe.
10. The speaker has left the safe to react with the nitric acid for about 10-15 minutes.
11. The speaker has managed to open the safe by corroding the metal structure.
12. The safe's locking mechanism has been damaged by the nitric acid.
13. The speaker has used a screwdriver to open the safe.
14. The speaker has successfully opened the safe using only the corrosive power of nitric acid.