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Reactions
Subscribers 785K
Videos 573
Views 193.1M

Channels Like Reactions

Reactions covers chemistry and science-based reactions explained at the molecular level, using tutorials and demonstrations to show how chemical processes shape everyday life. The channel emphasizes educational content with occasional entertaining twists, publishing new videos regularly that average around 606.6K views per video, reflecting a broad engagement across its 785K subscribers since joining January 7, 2014.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors identified by match strength are The Organic Chemistry Tutor (80% match) and Professor Dave Explains (61% match). Both compete on overlapping queries such as chemistry reactions, molecular chemistry, and chemical reactions explained, similar to Reactions. The Organic Chemistry Tutor has significantly more subscribers (10.5M) than Reactions, with Professor Dave Explains at 4.2M, indicating larger audiences but similar content focus. FlinnScientific (53% match) also shares queries around polymer chemistry demonstrations and gas production experiments, contributing to the broader competitive landscape. Overall, competitors share core topics in chemistry explanations and reactions, with varying audience sizes that position Reactions as a mid-to-large YouTube chemistry education channel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Reactions?

The Organic Chemistry Tutor (80% match, 10.5M subscribers) and Professor Dave Explains (61% match, 4.2M subscribers) are Reactions' biggest competitors. FlinnScientific (53% match, 122K subscribers) is also a close competitor. All three channels produce chemistry and science education content aimed at teaching concepts and reactions to a broad audience.

What type of content does Reactions make?

Reactions makes science education videos about chemistry and chemical reactions, as indicated by titles like 'How an HIV Miracle Drug Vanished' and 'Coke Just Revolutionized Coke.' The channel posts videos with views ranging from 14.6K to 2.9M, averaging around 606.6K views per video, with roughly multiple uploads per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Reactions?

We analyze Reactions's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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