It’s easy to make water glow very brightly under a black light. You can use the water as an ingredient in slime, crystals, or other projects to make them glow-in-the-dark.
Find more of my projects at:
http://chemistry.about.com
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Make Glowing Water
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47 responses to “Make Glowing Water”
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nice
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do u need a black light
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You got a whole glass of dye from the tip of a high lighter pen . . . ? No really, what did you use?
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Very exiting.
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2016
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αndρ∞mpotd
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thats really cool
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Why just 56 seconds
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thanks for you tube and this vidio it helped me alot
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тот кто америкос – шлюх!а
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easy and best way to learn
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Anne Helmenstine
I am hoping you have an open scientific mind. I know gases and liquids can be separated with heat and pressure. What I am saying is everyone applies the heat to the liquid, and the liquid boils, extracting added chemical combinations. Gasoline has defragmentation to separate the chemicals. None of these processes can produce a change that I first produced to gasoline, some 30 years ago. Gasoline’s lowest boiling temperature is 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Ambient temperature would require it to be hotter than that, for gasoline to become a gas. I have created a white vapor from gasoline, not by applying the heat to the liquid, but applying the liquid to the heat, spraying a fine mist of liquid onto a preset temperature (600 degrees Fahrenheit). Yes heat transfer happens first, when I do this, but due to the fine mist droplets, the applied heat is assumed by the droplets, faster than the droplets can boil, and perform a change of state from a liquid to a gas. This means I can take the fine mist liquid droplets to any temperature above the liquid’s know boiling temperature. I have found the boiling temperatures of atoms inside the liquid. I created a white vapor from gasoline and got a non flammable liquid at the same time. The white vapor has twice the power that gasoline has, having tested it on 7 different vehicles, and 2 Dynamometers. I had one smog test and got zero parts per million hydrocarbon reading from the white vapor. I used clean dry rags held over the exhaust pipe running the 7 vehicles, and after several tests, running the white vapor, the rag smelled like freshly ironed clothes.
To further prove what I say I sprayed a fine mist of distilled water onto a heat source. The temperature is between 212 and 230 degrees Fahrenheit, where with a combustible gas leak detector I detect a flammable gas from the distilled water vapor.
The same basic thing happens to snow when a large amount of heat is applied to the small snowflakes. The small snowflakes go from a solid matter to a gas, and by pass the liquid state, like I have done to liquid.
See it happen on my You Tube Channel, Bill Kendrick. I have 3 videos, one on gasoline and two on distilled water. This can be done to any liquid. Yes it can only be separating atoms, or groups of atoms.
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Awesome 🙂
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sooooooooo '-' umm im guessing don drink it xd
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this makes me happy.^-^
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super cool
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You need a blacklight/uv ray that you can find in stores.
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But doesn't work
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Looks sooo cool
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^^ Thanks for clarifying it now, i also know more about it now then I did back then ^^
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can you drink it?
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Actually, the effect you see here is called fluorescence. It is due to a chemical component added in the highlighter ink called fluorescein. As with phosphorescence, which is a different process, releasing energy over a longer time period, as fluorescence releases its energy almost instantly (nanosecond timescale) compared to phosphorescence which can last hours. Both of these processes don't produce their own light, they require a source, as opposed to chemoluminescence, which does its own.
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Actually it would just fall through my ribcage…
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Can we drink it??
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Need uv light for it to glow
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I guess this isn't consumable?.
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how many highlighter pens did you need to make this?
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BUT I WANNA SEE HOW HE MAKES IT FULLY
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If that stains your mouth that will be so cool!!!!
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IT'S WILDFIRE
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What does it taste like?
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SCIENCE BITCH
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weeeeeeeeehhh magiccccc x.x
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babosada
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Can you drink glowing water? Ha Ha
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spooky.. its like aliens xD their fake (aliens) not the thing you made
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now freeze it..
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More like Nuka Cola Quartz. Quantum is blue.
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"RC Glow: The incandescent beverage."
No one's going to get this one xD if you do, you're fucking awesome.
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Kiss your hand 5 times and look under your pillow post on 2 others video
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Nuka-Cola Quantum
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wow its gud, now i will waste all my highlight pens to make a glowing water. umm 1 q wat if i use a pink or any other color higlight pen will it glow in that color
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you should check out my video /watch?v=tOOelROoBgw
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STRACK
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i cannot stand people like you with no sense of humor whatsoever. Maybe if you were smart and knew context you would know that is was a joke and obviously everyone but you knew that. Don't ruin somebody's joke just because you cannot understand it.
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