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Advanced Tinkering
Subscribers 1.1M
Videos 128
Views 442.7M

Channels Like Advanced Tinkering

Advanced Tinkering focuses on chemistry and physics topics, offering tutorials and demonstrations with an emphasis on dangerous and reactive experiments. The channel appears to present hands-on content, often highlighting elements, reactions, and unusual compounds, with a stated aim to educate and engage science enthusiasts. Uploads are frequent, and videos average around 400.2K views each, reflecting a steady viewership across topics such as fluorine chemistry, alkali metals, and gas-phase experiments.

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American Chemical Society

84% relevance

Subscribers 87.1K
Videos 1.2K
Views 26.9M
Appearances 15
SERP 100%
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High search overlap on fluorine chemistry dangers and chemical safety mirrors Advanced Tinkering's risk-aware chemistry topics, with a strong audience interest despite a more formal, society-brand presentation.

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#2

74% relevance

Subscribers 10.6M
Videos 397
Views 4.5B
Appearances 16
SERP 66%
Similarity 79%
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Substantial audience overlap on dangerous chemistry and exotic reagents (fluorine dangers, potassium metal, blue gas experiments) but NileRed emphasizes dramatic, experimental demonstrations while Advanced Tinkering leans toward methodical tinkering and safety.

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Elias Experiments

63% relevance

Subscribers 36.5K
Videos 45
Views 3.8M
Appearances 2
SERP 24%
Similarity 89%
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Shared interest in potassium metal production and reactive element handling, yet Elias Experiments targets compact, curiosity-driven experiments while Advanced Tinkering offers broader tinkering workflows.

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62% relevance

Subscribers 343K
Videos 1.9K
Views 72.5M
Appearances 4
SERP 57%
Similarity 65%
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Overlap on reactive elements, alkali metals, and halogen reaction cautions aligns with Advanced Tinkering's educational chemistry guidance, though OpenLearn delivers it in a formal university course format.

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ChemicalForce

59% relevance

Subscribers 223K
Videos 213
Views 24.6M
Appearances 5
SERP 18%
Similarity 86%
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Common focus on dangerous chemistry and hazardous gas generation, reflecting a risk-aware audience; ChemicalForce tends to emphasize hazard warnings while Advanced Tinkering demonstrates hands-on tinkering with safety in mind.

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Amateur Chemistry

58% relevance

Subscribers 100K
Videos 99
Views 6.8M
Appearances 2
SERP 24%
Similarity 81%
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Shared topics of dangerous chemistry demonstrations and nitric acid experiments indicate overlapping curiosity and risk awareness, with Amateur Chemistry often presenting more approachable, beginner-friendly demos compared to Advanced Tinkering.

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Content Landscape

Competitors identified include NileRed (74% match) and American Chemical Society (84% match) as the closest rivals due to overlapping queries around fluorine chemistry dangers, potassium/cesium metal experiments, and blue gas or reactive gas topics. OpenLearn from The Open University (62% match) also shares themes around reactive elements handling and halogen reactions cautions. The top two competitors by match are American Chemical Society (84% match) and NileRed (74% match). Advanced Tinkering has 1.1M subscribers, while NileRed has 10.6M and the American Chemical Society has 87.1K, highlighting a significant size difference and differing audience scales but common ground in safety, chemistry experiments, and hazardous material topics.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Advanced Tinkering?

American Chemical Society (84% match, 87.1K subscribers) and NileRed (74% match, 10.6M subscribers) are Advanced Tinkering's top competitors. Elias Experiments (63% match, 36.5K subscribers) follows. They all share a focus on chemistry and science topics, often involving demonstrations, experiments, and hands-on tinkering.

What type of content does Advanced Tinkering make?

Advanced Tinkering creates science-focused, DIY chemistry and physics content, with videos such as 'The Most Dangerous Object I Have Ever Held In My Hands' (1.6M views) and 'The Element That Terrifies Chemists – Fluorine' (1.1M views). The channel averages about 400.2K views per video and publishes multiple uploads per week.

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