Making an alloy that melts at 65 *C (Wood’s Metal)

Wood’s Metal is a low melting alloy consisting of 50% bismuth, 25% lead, 12,5% cadmium and 12,5% tin. It has a melting point of ~65°C and is often used for heating baths in the laboratory if temperatures above 250°C are necessary or also for metal casting objects at low temperatures as it would not melt a plastic mold. The lead and cadmium of this alloy make it toxic. Therefore you should not try this at home. If you want access to exclusive videos and you would also like to see your name at the end of these videos make sure to check out my Patreon: Patreon: Discord: Instagram: Twitter: TikTok: @thylabs Reddit: