The Sound of Molecules

[@fabrydamage]

Heey, a new video after 5 years. We've been missing you!

[@calyodelphi124]

I just had to share this with a few of my friends, one of whom is working with NMR in a graduate program! :D

[@tracybowling1156]

This was a great talk. Excellent dialogue. Keeps the listener interested. And the sounds ARE all different. Pretty cool!

[@johnathancorgan3994]

Heh, nobody expects a chemistry lecture to turn in to a DJ set...nice.

[@thesciencefurry]

Oh wow, this channel is active. I subscribed because NileRed recommended you somewhere.

[@SodiumInteresting]

Same, it was the Silicon tetrachloride one

[@phonotical]

Where have you been!

[@EvanBoyar]

Welcome back!

[@MachineNeil]

So interesting! You seem like a very friendly fellow!

[@loghanrowden7540]

I've been waiting for a new video for so long

[@ad2181]

Very intresting, can you release the sound files?

[@EdwardTriesToScience]

Nice! A new video and very interesting

[@MaximumBGGT]

Hell yeah dude. Congrats!

[@brandonbedard916]

Comming back to youtube?

[@levihaokipiii9954]

How recent are these research results? 😄
👌😀👍

[@phonotical]

So... Your measurement has a decay, however would that not in reality be a constant?

[@gaminbeast1999]

Cool very cool

[@phonotical]

All things vibrate so I suppose they should sound like something, there is a theory that the nose does not smell but hears the vibrations, interpreted as smell
Welcome to the music of the spheres

[@gaminbeast1999]

There you are

[@karolus28]

cool

[@Anesthesiologist-top]

Greeeeeeeat

[@Psylenoz]

A Walter Russell fan