Welcome to the fourteenth episode of The Sci Guys. In this episode we will be investigating an experiment involving the creation of a naked egg and then going through the process of shrinking and growing our egg through osmosis. We will show you how you can explore this topic at home with a bunch of simple household items and a laser.
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Equipment and Ingredients:
1 x Egg
1 or More Glasses
Vinegar
Corn Syrup
Food Colouring
Water
Old Spoon
Goggles
Gloves
Lab Coat or Apron
Previous Episode: Laser Microscope – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7v1ghT-E-Ls&list=PL7VnnL-CJ-z47gwz51CGvGU1F3gm2uoL4&index=13
Next Episode: Mentos and Diet Coke Geysers – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRxDptU6H2U&list=PL7VnnL-CJ-z47gwz51CGvGU1F3gm2uoL4&index=15
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The water is a gold digger
Why did the corn syrup shrink the egg?
wow wow wow
Is nobody going to admit that this dude is literally “Nick Eh 30?”
these guys look like they do meth and pounds of crack
this video was good for my portfolio but it was wack at the same time
What happens to the liquid level of the syrup after the eggs water molecules go into the syrup?
did anyone watch this for homework
im litten
R.I.P mr. eggy
Thank you so much this was so helpful
can the corn syrup be substituted by psncake syrup?
what will be the reaction of the egg if its solvent is water?
does the color change
We put the corn syrup egg in vinegar and the egg stayed shriveled. Is that because of the acidic properties in the vinegar?
Thanks!
can we use rose syrup instead of corn syrup plz reply plz
Thanks guys, this was really helpful.
You are very helpful because of u I scored full marks in practicals
Make anti gravity top with material
I am curious to know what happens if you break the blue egg as it is clear the colorant is on its surface. Listening your explanation it is clear to me that the colorant should remain on the surface of the egg, however it should not going inside. If you break the blue egg, do you find the colorant inside or not?
This video was really helpful for a school prac… thanks!
They should try to cook it
I wonder what happens if you put the egg in normal water at the end instead of food coloring
thats our lesson today
i guess we're not done yet
Eggtastic!
are these eggs still edible?
Why does the egg turn brownish after you dissolve the shell?
Are you free for my Christmas Dance
LOL the egg puns
is this active or passive transport
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Thank you for walking through this experiment step by step. As a new Biology teacher, this helped me when I did this experiment in class. I like that you added the food coloring!
i look forward to trying this experiment with my students!
Aaaah!I can't see! (If I'm an egg)
I subscribed
I've learned so much.
Totally Awesome