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I was wondering this and of course when I looked up there was one person who had the same question... could've guessed it would be you!!

Wow this is really cool!

Eventhoygh the lanthenides and the actenides have separate columns in the table, belong they all to same group/family 3?

What's the frequency of b.s.

You read the signal you transmitted😂

Atoms don't have a gyromagnetic property

Ok, you can do this at home if you have all the necessary bits & pieces. It took my consciousness about 50 years to build an OLED from scratch, but this company (they call themselves Apple or something)stole my designs!🤪

Now I wonder if any od thd glassware that I use has a dangerous lead content

Linear potentiometer with no linkage?

I don't agree that making a custom filter is easier than coiling up 20m of coax hehe

Probably can paint exposed sides or something to seal air and expose only the parts in contact with sphere or rod

The theory is fantastic, the diagrams presented excellently. The subject matter was tied together densely and in a cohesive manner. I had thoughts about a phenomenon like this. I had never expected to get such a thorough rundown on the actual mechanics of a system in action.

Can you measure the resistance you get if you solder a ground wire to anodized surfaces? We currently abrade away the ano, but if this solder can bond we'll to it, we might be able to leave the ano

Low melting point metals (gallium) can diffuse between the grains of steel and dissolve it

The fact he did not keep his knowledge a secret to push his business has just gained me huge respect from me. Keep up the good work

Cool, is it limited to just Silica? Or anything on the periodic table can be turned into aerogel. I can source silica using the silica packets that come with food or the one bought in the a huge hardware chain. Would a non-technical grade, a high-grade methanol have the best results? And then what if it's evaporated in a vacuum chamber at Mar's ATM 10%? God bless.

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Talk about patience…..

Hi bro I hope you are still in CZcams. what is the percentage of palladium in the Pd/C? thanks

Hi there, amazing! I wonder if there is counter pressure , will it then still pump ? Also, if the diameter is larger do one need more voltage/ current ? Fine experiment , thanks for the post 👍🍀🌞 FM

Doesn't the flane produce a plasma also? Are the ions magnetic in the flame? Did you take into account of the toroidal directional flow of the magnetic field also?

That's amazing. I didn't know that! I wondered what that thin little wire that's wrapped around the glass tube is for.

Could a circulator be used in the transmission/detection circuit? Excellent experiment and explanation!

The air as it gets hotter gain conductivity because there are aways molecules spontaneously ionizing and this increase with heat specialy a flame. Is not because is diamagnetic is because of the induced currents from the movement of the air stream on your magnet field

Amazing. I have to use a raman microscope next week. I would be glad to help you make one if you like

Can this be done over long distances .

Amazing, the Rick roll was a doozie!

Thank you! You explained well with examples...

Is dry ice/ethanol cold enough to condense the NH3? The machinery is a bit inconvenient for a home lab; but dry ice and denatured alcohol can be bought from hardware stores and supermarkets.

Mikor sounds like PTFE. To get traces to stick treat it with a sorona discharge rich in oxygen. Next vapor deposit a layer of chromium then copper then silver. Next treat with photoresist and etch with nitric acid. Alternately you can coat with a powder and laser etch the patterns you need.

One thing i made while in college was a combination laser waterjet cutter. It used a medium pressure waterjet of 40kPSI with a sapphire window and the laser focused through the diamond nozzle. The thing could cut stuff with extreme precision and could be used at 1064nm or 532nm. Could for example cut a solar cell or make a patterned wafer with isolated zones. It would cut pretty much anything, even transparant stuff by creating a tiny plasma field. Laser was 500W average but the pulses ranged from 220kw to over a Mw peak power.

Hi. Many thanks for interesting video. However is not Dichloromethane suspected of causing cancer? You’re allowing vapours to escape as well as no protection. Could you please give a bit more details on this?

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What is the cost of the instrument for fabrication. Total cost

I've just been watching a bunch of videos that were agitating, and feeding my ADHD Dopamine centers. And then I hear your calming voice saying "hey, wanna see something cool?", and I am so in. Thank you.

They use these filters for creating special mirrors for OPSL lasers. The mirror is just below the optically pumped vertical cavity quantum well stack. Its usually then doubled to get the desired wavelength in the visible range. ❤

Fantastic video

Bro is gonna use super critical CO2 to make coffee

3:00 also you can't distinguish between isomers no?

Wow so if we ever communicate with aliens perhaps we could learn each other’s time units by sending a plot of several common chemicals. The unique spacings might identify what they are. Then the timing could be deduced.

damn... That's a lot of photoresist waste... As for the printing, I use my resin 3d printer UV screen. I generate my own CWS file. It's just 1 picture displayed for 5min. I saved one step! Also, as the metal sheet is really thin, I only do 1 side and is good (just make it slightly bigger (102%) to count on the chemical bath eating metal). Anyways, first time seeing this. Use a better solution (for me) for a about 4 years. Still upvoting it.

Ok thinking of picking up this project myself. It seems that the pressure relief valve switch thingy could just be closed with a 1/2" plug. Or would this be a hazard?

> 9 months ago he's either had a kid, or he's waiting to develop a super long-exposure shot of a nebula on a leaf. hrm. do some more electric or sound based cutting stuff, that is always awesome! or create a modular chemistry kid - blocks that take inputs and outputs, that can be reassembled by a robot, and can run many chemical processes automatically, at scale. idk. more videos! <3

Whats that brown coloured powder round the lighter...Refer 0.43.

This kind of content inspires me to believe in humanity. Thank you to all those who work on things they love.

Ive used MHD pumps for a few things, the first time was when coming across some cpu coolers made by Nanocoolers. They had a gallium tin alloy and a 0.1V at 20A converter that supplied the magnet pump. The second one was in an E beam machine that cooled the target, it used NaK as the fluid that kept the tantalum taget holder from melting. The pump you made there is essentially an electrostatic pump, one use of those is to pump low pressure gasses from one region to another in vacuum reactors for CVD. It allows a way to very precicely and evenly mix the reactants ❤

Removing the Oxygen and contracting the crystals, probably acts like cold welding. Just wondering about the magnetic fields during the process.

This is so amazing! To have a lab and be able to do all these mad scientist experiments, I wish I could do the same. May I ask how could you afford (or justify buying) a whole lab of specialized equipment?

It's not cynical to recognize that SF6 isn't economically viable, it's just being a realist. Economics is the dismal science.

Hey Ben , Hope you're doing well. I've been reading about desalination lately and came across this interesting idea about using (sound frequency resonance) to break down sodium chloride molecules in water. Do you know if this method can be scaled up for large-scale desalination? Also, any thoughts on cost-effective equipment options considering the high expense of traditional desalination setups like (reverse osmosis) systems? Would love to hear your insights if you have a moment