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I Swam in a Pool of Liquid Mecury #Shorts

October 17, 2023Science & Technologybrain chemistry, chemistry, constipation, cure for everything, dental fillings, diarrhea, electrical switches, elemental, food, highest amount, inorganic, laxative, lewis and clark, liquid, liquid mercury, mercury, mercury chloride, mercury poisoning, metal, mysteries, organic, science documentary, scifi, Shorts, solid, substance, syphilis, thermometer, thermometers, thunderclaps, toxic, toxic substance, vapor, what happens if, what if, what if scenario, what if your body, your body, YouTube Shorts

Mercury can be in retrograde (okay, the planet, not the liquid here) or in your food which is not too healthy. But what would happen if you were in mercury? Literally. How would jumping into a pool of liquid mercury impact your body? Watch the full episode here:

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Create Your Own Fire Snake #Shorts

July 31, 2023Science & Technologychemistry, create your own fire snake, experiment, fire snake experiment, how to create a fire snake, insane curiosity

This is a fire snake. Don’t be scared, it’s mainly made of carbon and it doesn’t bite.

Here’s how you can create yours in five simple steps:
Step 1) Fill an old bowl with sand. Be careful! The sand must be dry.
Step 2) Soak the sand in lighter fluid.
Step 3) Mix 1 tbsp baking soda with 4 tbsp sugar.
Step 4) Pour the sugar/baking soda mixture into a pile on top of the sand.
Step 5) Finally, use a lighter to ignite the lighter fluid.

Perfect! Now you just need to wait for chemistry to do its job: it will create a fire snake that seems to come out directly from the sand.

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What If You Could Freeze a Hurricane?

September 10, 2022Science & Technologyboiling point, chemistry, circumference, Cold, evaporate, fan, freeze, helicopter, hurricane, hurricane katrina, hurricane king, hurricanes, hypothetical, hypothetical scenario, ice, icy, irving langmuir, langmuir, liquid, liquid nitrogen, marine plant, moist air, mysteries, natural disasters, nitrogen, nuke a hurricane, oxygen, oxygen tank, photosynthesis, science documentary, scifi, sunlight, volcano, water, water molecules, weather, what happens if, what if, what if earth, what if scenario, wind

Has the weather ever ruined your plans? What if I told you I had an idea to stop hurricanes from wrecking your day? And that it involves liquid nitrogen. How exactly would liquid nitrogen stop a hurricane? How much of this icy cold substance would we need? And how would we pull this off?

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What If You Ate a Brick of Dry Ice?

August 18, 2021Science & TechnologyBiology, carbon, carbon dioxide, chemistry, co2, Cold, dangerous, digestive system, documentary channel, dry ice, dry ice bomb, dry ice cocktails, eating dry ice, experiments, facts, frozen, gas, gas in stomach, human body, hypothetical scenario, ice, ice cream, ice cube, interesting facts, medical science, mysteries, physics, science, science documentary, scifi, skin cells, Stomach, unsolved mysteries, what happens if, what if, what if body, what if scenario

Dry ice is one of the coldest substances on Earth. This is what it does to a flower. And check out what it does to this action figure. Now, what would happen if you swallowed dry ice? What would it do to your skin? How much could you eat before it hurts you? And how would it affect your stomach?

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Tag Archives: chemistry

I Swam in a Pool of Liquid Mecury #Shorts

Create Your Own Fire Snake #Shorts

What If You Could Freeze a Hurricane?

What If You Ate a Brick of Dry Ice?

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