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Audience and activity

Subscribers872K
Views per video309Kmedian of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.35how many actually watch
Comments per video1.1Kmedian
Uploads per month0.6
Last upload4mo ago2026-06-05
Total views224M
Total videos595
Long-form / Shorts11% / 6%

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What Reactions makes

Topics chemistry, science, experiments, education, microplastics

“Pretty much correct, occasionally entertaining.” — @ronaldgarrison8478 Reactions breaks things down to the molecular level to show you the chemical reactions that shape our world. And we don’t stop until we’re satisfied … or someone almost sets their basement on fire. The Reactions team is Alex Dainis, Anne Hylden, Chem Thug, Matthew Radcliff, Elaine Seward, Andrew Sobey, Janali Thompson, Darren Weaver, and George Zaidan. Produced by the American Chemical Society (ACS), a chemistry-focused scientific organization and publisher. The fine print: The views expressed in these videos do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of ACS or its members.

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Recent videos

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making aspirin from lifesavers2026-08-141.5M3 min
trying to ruin some amethyst2026-07-3160.6K2 min
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betting $100 on everclear's heat of vaporization2026-07-14357K2 min
freedom ink2026-07-0277.8K2 min
i'm still not wrong2026-07-0146.0K1 min
egg-based lava lamp and invisible ink2026-06-2635.3K1 min

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