The Most Dangerous Chemicals in the World

💣The German Nazis developed a lethal chemical code-named 'Substance N', which had explosive, lethal, and corrosive properties.

☢️Chlorine trifluoride, developed by the Nazis, was a violently exothermic compound that burned at extremely high temperatures.

💥Azidoazide azide, a highly explosive compound, was created by German chemists and is considered to be the most explosive chemical compound ever.

☠️Dimethylcadmium is an extremely toxic chemical compound that is both highly reactive and carcinogenic.

🤢Thioacetone is known as the world's smelliest chemical and can be detected even in very small amounts. Its foul odor can cause nausea and vomiting.

What was 'Substance N' developed by the Nazis?

—'Substance N' was a lethal chemical developed by the German Nazis. It had explosive, lethal, and corrosive properties.

Which chemical is considered to be the most explosive compound ever?

—Azidoazide azide, a highly explosive compound created by German chemists, is considered to be the most explosive chemical compound ever.

What makes Dimethylcadmium so dangerous?

—Dimethylcadmium is an extremely toxic chemical compound that is both highly reactive and carcinogenic.

What is the unique property of Thioacetone?

—Thioacetone is known as the world's smelliest chemical. Its foul odor can be detected even in very small amounts and can cause nausea and vomiting.

What is the strongest corrosive acid in the world?

—Fluoroantimonic acid is considered to be the strongest corrosive acid in the world, with extremely powerful properties.

00:00The video starts with a secret weapons bunker in Germany where a lethal chemical, code-named 'Substance N', was being developed by the Nazis.

04:50The video discusses the most dangerous chemicals, including Chlorine trifluoride, Azidoazide azide, Dimethylcadmium, Thioacetone, and Fluoroantimonic acid.

09:41Fluoroantimonic acid is introduced as the strongest corrosive acid in the world, with extremely powerful properties.

07:13Thioacetone is mentioned as the world's smelliest chemical, which can be detected even in very small amounts and causes nausea and vomiting.

03:10Azidoazide azide is highlighted as the most explosive chemical compound ever created.