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This video is about the mineral pyrite, also known as fool's gold, which is often mistaken for real gold because of its metallic and shiny appearance. The video explains the physical and chemical properties of pyrite, such as its hardness, density, conductivity, and crystal structure. It also shows some experiments with pyrite, such as heating it to make iron sulfide, reacting it with hydrochloric acid to produce hydrogen sulfide gas, and testing for the gas with lead acetate strips. The video also mentions some industrial uses of pyrite, such as making sulfur and sulfuric acid. The video ends with a promotion of Nord VPN and a note about the author's vacation to Japan.
1. The video is sponsored by NordVPN, which is offering 75% off on 3-year plans and one month free. [Source: Document(page_content="00:00:00.00: this video has been sponsored by Nord\n00:00:02.31: VPN right now they're offering 75% off 3\n00:00:05.70: year plans as well as one month free\n00:00:08.04: which you can get by going to Nord VPN\n00:00:10.32: comm / nyle rad as a kid I can sometimes\n00:00:14.61: remember looking through dirt and\n00:00:16.11: finding little bits that looked almost\n00:00:18.15: like gold and almost every time I would\n00:00:20.76: get really excited thinking that I was\n00:00:22.44: rich or something only to be quickly\n00:00:24.33: shut down and told that it was worthless\n00:00:26.19: fool's gold\n00:00:27.24: at the time I kind of just accepted that\n00:00:29.52: answer and I threw away what I had found\n00:00:31.50: without really questioning much what I\n00:00:34.17: didn't know though was that despite it\n00:00:36.00: being way less valuable than gold it was\n00:00:38.40: still a really interesting compound the\n00:00:41.13: mineral name for fool's gold is pyrite\n00:00:42.66: or iron pyrite and its chemical name is\n00:00:45.75: iron disulfide it's chemical formula is\n00:00:48.75: pretty simple just FES 2 but what makes\n00:00:51.66: it really cool is the different ways\n00:00:53.64: that it can crystallize the appearance\n00:00:55.95: that it ultimately takes on will depend\n00:00:57.87: heavily on the environment that it was\n00:00:59.46: formed in some important factors that\n00:01:01.56: affected are things like purity time\n00:01:03.96: pressure and temperature for example\n00:01:06.98: pirate from a certain region in Spain\n00:01:09.30: tends to form these oddly perfect\n00:01:11.67: looking cubes which honestly still kind\n00:01:14.28: of look fake to me their size and\n00:01:16.65: distribution can also vary quite a bit\n00:01:18.42: and some crystals can get really big\n00:01:20.85: like this one\n00:01:22.71: the base unit cell that builds the\n00:01:24.78: pyrite crystal is cubic and under these\n00:01:27.03: circumstances the macroscopic crystal\n00:01:29.31: that formed was cubic as well however\n00:01:32.39: impurities and the other conditions that\n00:01:34.47: I mentioned earlier can alter how these\n00:01:36.51: units build on each other and it can\n00:01:38.31: affect the final appearance so depending\n00:01:40.80: on where you are in the world and what