Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Let's grow some bismuth crystals! Join Destructive Creativity as we show how, (and how not to) grow large bismuth crystals! Subscribe for new videos weekly.
Have you ever wondered how those beautiful geometric crystals are formed? Have you ever wondered if it hurts to touch liquid metal? How to grow Crystals made of metal? Wonder no more! Destructive Creativity is here to answer all your pressing questions! Eliana and Jonathan Allers are here to have some fun growing crystals and groaning at bad chemistry puns.
Bismuth is element BI on the table of elements with an atomic number of 83. Long considered to be stable, it has recently been discovered that it is very slightly radioactive! Don't worry though, it's half life is far longer than this universe will be around. (Over 10 to the 19th power)
Destructive Creativity is dedicated to providing safe and fun science experiments for all ages over 13 years old.
Let's grow some bismuth crystals! Join Destructive Creativity as we show how, (and how not to) grow large bismuth crystals! Subscribe for new videos weekly.
Have you ever wondered how those beautiful geometric crystals are formed? Have you ever wondered if it hurts to touch liquid metal? How to grow Crystals made of metal? Wonder no more! Destructive Creativity is here to answer all your pressing questions! Eliana and Jonathan Allers are here to have some fun growing crystals and groaning at bad chemistry puns.
Bismuth is element BI on the table of elements with an atomic number of 83. Long considered to be stable, it has recently been discovered that it is very slightly radioactive! Don't worry though, it's half life is far longer than this universe will be around. (Over 10 to the 19th power)
Destructive Creativity is dedicated to providing safe and fun science experiments for all ages over 13 years old.
