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http://www.fizik.si This is an interesting experiment to show the total internal reflection. We get the total reflection if the light enters to an optical less dense material and the incidence angle is big enough. The incidence angle at which the ray refracts exactly along the boundary line, is called the boundary angle of the total…
School extra credit project Copyright infringement in case: I do not own any of the soda companies mentioned in this video or Mentos. Obviously. I think that’s it. Where I got the microscope picture and research:http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn14114-science-of-mentosdiet-coke-explosions-explained.html#.UcJNgJUmbww Look, this is just meant to be a high school extra credit project, nothing more. So I was a…
In this video i am going to show you guys, How to make a Neon Glow Chemical at you home. Hope you like this video and please don’t forget to subscribe my channel for more cool Science Experiments. Disclaimer: Glow Effect contain chemicals. Not deadly dangerous chemicals, but chemicals that should be handled and treated…
EXPERIMENT: LAVA vs NOODLE ————————————— Hello Friends! Today, Mr Trump will experiment with pouring lava into shrimp noodles. Is the result as you think? Please follow me… #EXPERIMENT #LAVA #MRTRUMP ATTENTION! Action in this video made by a professional. Do not repeat! It can be dangerous. Please subscribe to my channel to see more exciting…
Please note the following correction: in the table at 5:13, the answer to the final calculation, the mass of vitamin C in milligrams per gram of food, should be 0.11 (not 0.37 as stated in the table). The demonstration video showing how to take part in ‘measuring vitamin C in food – a global experiment’….