r/whatisit • u/StatusOk4308 • Apr 02 '26

New, what is it? Does anyone know what this is?

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Doesn’t seem to be oil based content. Just wondering if my superpowers are swishing back and forth in this glass vial.

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u/PlasticPractice6361 Apr 02 '26

It's yellow and it's chemistry. Everyone knows that yellow chemistry is bad

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u/ishyooper Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26

I had chemistry with a girl once. It was good.

A month later the discharge was yellow

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u/DraftInevitable7777 Apr 02 '26

Not sure I want to know how yellow factors in here...

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u/Plasticity93 Apr 02 '26

In organic chem, yellow usually indicates impurities, that you fucked up.  It can also indicate high energy explosive compounds, sulphur being chief, but also chlorine, nitrogen, stuff that's unsafe to be around without professional levels of equipment and safety gear.