EnglishReactions has 887,000 subscribers on YouTube. It gained 1,000 subscribers in the last 7 days. Its 585 videos have 228,282,221 views in total, about 390K per video.
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“Pretty much correct, occasionally entertaining.” — @ronaldgarrison8478 Reactions breaks things down to the molecular level to show you the chemical reactions that shape our world. And we don’t stop until we’re satisfied … or someone almost sets their basement on fire. The Reactions team is Alex Dainis, Anne Hylden, Chem Thug, Kerri Jansen, Matthew Radcliff, Elaine Seward, Andrew Sobey, Janali Thompson, Darren Weaver, and George Zaidan. Produced by the American Chemical Society (ACS), a chemistry-focused scientific organization and publisher. The fine print: The views expressed in these videos do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of ACS or its members.
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Reactions on YouTube - frequently asked questions
- How many subscribers does Reactions have?
- Reactions has 887,000 subscribers on YouTube. It gained 1,000 subscribers in the last 7 days. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
- How many views does Reactions have on YouTube?
- Reactions has 228,282,221 total views across 585 videos, about 390K views per video.
- When did Reactions start on YouTube?
- Reactions created its YouTube channel in January 2014. The channel is 12 years old. Searches for Reactions age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
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