Nimir told Radio Dabanga that police officers assaulted her physically and verbally while she was carrying out her professional duty.

While it is yet to be confirmed, fans speculate that his channel is named after the lipophilic stain.Journalist Ikhlas Nimir announced her intention to sue the police and file an official complaint against them for allegedly physically and verbally assaulting her while she was covering the demolition of slums in El Mamoura in eastern Khartoum on Sunday.

His icons are variations of the Belousov–Zhabotinsky reaction.

His brother and friends work with him in his lab.

He built his lab in his house with his dad.A long running gag is that his favorite chemicals and reactions are all extremely dangerous.He also took business classes but failed them.His oldest videos were removed because they keep getting flagged and striked by YouTube.In 2018 he moved into his own house which has an office and professional chemistry lab. He explains the reactions with chemical diagrams and by recording his experiments.Īll of his early videos took place in either his university's labs or his parents' garage. Nigel focuses on chemical reactions that are weird and not well known by non-scientific peoples. This video went viral and immediately put his channel on the educational YouTube scene. His earliest still up video was posted in March 24, 2014, demonstrating the Pharaoh's Serpent firework. He decided to start a chemistry channel because he felt that chemistry is often taught poorly in most schools, leading to people not being interested in or even hating chemistry. He however ended up leaving his post-graduate studies early to focus on his YouTube channel. After finishing his degree, he worked as a lab tech in an organic lab and took post-graduate studies in applied chemistry.

Nigel has a BSC in Biochemistry with a minor in Pharmacology. He runs the NileRed YouTube channel and social media accounts. Pouring mercury metal into liquid nitrogen Nigel Braun (born: Septem( ) ), is a Canadian chemist and science communicator residing in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

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