Rainbow Elephant's toothpaste
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2016
- Chief Scientist Carl Nelson demonstrates the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide using a catalyst. The addition of detergent and food coloring captures some of the oxygen gas generated in a colorful ball of foam.
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This is what all young kids visualize when someone says "science"
3:57 is where it actually happens
Nesskat I
Nesskat thank youuuu
thanks
Thanks
Nesskat omg thank u so much
"Yeah it's like ghostbusters 2!"
Me: *DON'T SPOIL IT*
Bruhhhhhh
1:49
it was a trash movie
ghostbusters is mid
" That looks acidic." - Ryder
" Bet I could drink it." - Drack
" No Drack, no.." - Lexi P'Terro
LOL Best comment on here!
3:57 is where it goes off.
I love elephants toothpaste, and the food colouring makes is so much cooler.
This is what I am doing for my science fair project
Great idea! If you are you should make a plan on how to vlean it up
yoit same
Me too
Good luck cleaning that up
Lost brother potato josh? Is that you?
HOW IS THIS CHANNEL NOT HUGE I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT COUNTRY THEY'RE IN
Hi Admiral Percy,
Thanks! We are located in Toledo, Ohio, US.
Feel free to share our channel with your friends!
-- Carl, Chief Scientist, Imagination Station
ImaginationStationOH OMG HE KNOWS I EXIST *swoon*.
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What country is Toledo?
United States
It definitely sounds like a variety of cheese
I live in toledo.....
oh man I would love to work there, so fun and engaging for the kids. And newscaster Tony seems pretty down to earth!
3:57 Me on 1st December
Yo is just said the same thing😂😂😂
Is the same colour? If so you should see a doctor
@@SaltyDude lol
@@tylercuthbertson7657 this isn’t a laughing matter, B G could be in serious danger
@@SaltyDude 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“It is. Its like GhostBusters 2”😂😂😂😂
This was exactly 4 years ago today
I very much enjoyed this experiment. Thank you. Also, do you recommend sodium iodide or potassium iodide?
3:59 af satisfying
3:57 When its been a while
i'd love to go there someday! as of right now i live in florida, but i can still enjoy the youtube channel though!
The rainbow blast looked like many fruit flavored jets
4:31 he called the woman a sir
Her name is Sarah....
2:36 he called her by her name, Sarah
Lol I don’t know if he was talking to the scientist or the woman but it looked like he was pointing at her (Sarah) when he said sir
Dylan Carter he said sarah
*triggered noise plays*
Cleaning up be like 💀if there’s a drought
Agreed...
“What the heck is Toledo”
- Someone in a movie probably
So cool! We just did this as a 3am challenge and had a blast!
shutup and take my money
Nate thanks
Wow amazing I love chemistry🤗
3:57 I WANNA DO THIS AT OUR SCIENCE FAIR THIS SCHOOL YEAR! THANKS FOR GIVING ME AND IDEAAA
I love this!😍
What kind of soap do you use? Thank you, lots of love, Serena from Austria
Jamia and Tiffany:three, two, one, boom!
Hey Aunt Sarah!! I loved science camp. And you!!! And my name is Sarah Gulch too!!!! Go Sarah G Club!!!!
Who had to watch this 4 Science in quarantine
Me 😩
Me 😓 it looks fun tho 😃
Me
Me I also had to write questions
that really is cool and fun!
So awesome!
4:17 Shameless plug
Who’s just watching this when it’s like from 6yrs ago
This is so satisfying
"It's like Ghostbusters 2"
Very interested.
What are the another suitable catalyst?
I want to try this In a small scale. Is it poisonous to animals or children even if you wash the foam away ?
So cool!
What are the quantities for this reaction? How much potassium iodide is used? How much water to powder/crystals?, How many mls of hydrogen peroxide and dish soap?
Back before rainbow was ruined
That's really cool! 😋😋😋
Hello
If we used pottassium iodide as a catalyst, what would be the concentration of it ?
Question is, what happens when you toss a lit matchbook into that mass of O2 bubbles?
Hi Thoralmir, actually, not very much happens. While the bubbles are filled with oxygen gas placing a burning match, or even a burning matchbook into the foam causes only a momentary increase in the size of the flame. --Carl Nelson, Chief Scientist, Imagination Station
What happens if you put elephant toothpaste in a vacuum chamber?
omg i love rainbow toothpaste
How long does it take to cool off if even
is that stuff dangerous? i mean like toxic or something?
The yellow one looks like a scoop of ice cream.
where did you buy the catalyst from? and is there any other materials to use other than catalyst and detergent and hydrogen peroxide? for the hydrogen peroxide is it fine 6%?
I'm not sure, but at least in Sweden(ik maybe not the country you want to hear from in this matter) you need a licence for a catalyst that strong. Highly concentrated hydrogen peroxide can probably be bought from some sketchy website.
So... you gonna brush an Elephants teeth with that or what?
A news station. We can trust
Where can I purchase the ingredients to make this?
i wanted to do this for a science class but I cannot seem to find 35% H2O2 anywhere .The best i can find is 30% and its in such a small quantity that it would be extremely counter-productive to perform the experiment. Any idea where I can purchase 35% H2O2? NaI I was able to find from my chemical supplier. Thanks
me at 2 pm: Have mercy, pleace!
youtube commendation's: There's no mercy!
this video -
3:54 rainbow
No
What do you need to create this mix?
More important question: Can I eat it?
What happens when u light. The elephant pasta will it burn or no?
if i use 3% hydrogen peroxide would it still work?
Neat experiment
No one caught the Ghostbusters joke? How the teacher laughed even harder and said exactly? Because thats how they did it
How do you clean it?
oh and can't forget Carl
it looks like shaving cream I just want to play with it
can it burn skin once it is catalized?. Can it splatter & bleach clothes? How do you clean it up?
What is the concentration of the sodium iodide?
Hi Daniel,
We used a 4 Molar solution for this demonstration.
-- Carl Nelson, Chief Scientist, Imagination Station
I randomly got recommended this video and all I wanna say , it looks like a unicorn genocide
I have touched it before. It was warm, and you gotta wash your hands right away lol
So if the bubbles are made with Oxygen then are they flammable?
You'd need something for oxygen to react with.
+Theo0x89 time to spit that steam into hydrogen and oxygen then XD
yes very much so
No its oxygen gas, meaning that it is O2, just like our atmosphere, so it wouldn't be very reactive
high concentrations of oxygen can combust if you have fire around. it's pretty explosive. like that's a risk of astronauts in space stations because the air we breathe is only what 20 somethign percent oxygen. on space stations (american ones manly it think) its like 80% lol
Nice!
Imagine Mark Rober seeing this like: 👁👄👁
how do we clean it??
3:57 how I came out
this is an underrated comment
Notice how he said sir 4:30
I hope the food colouring isn't harmful to the environment
NO.
that was so COOL and AMAZING at the same time
AT THE SAME TIME???
Where do i get the stuff to do this
What is the catalyst?
So satisfying
Awesome 😍
For those of those that don't 'science' what is a catalyst? Just saying the word "catalyst" means nothing to me.
The most simple explanation is that it triggers it
Remembered Sheldon Cooper's revenge on Barry Kripke!
First color to shoot out is yellow
I love chemistry for that blonde girl!!!
thats wrong in so many ways XD
Would this be safe to do at home with my little brother and sister for my homeschool Science
Thank you Moohosee
How to clean 🤔
Can I use 40 volume?
I'm here for an English homework hahahaha lol, I don't understand what they're doing but it looks interesting.
thats so cool
Which catalyst is added 😑
That's not the rainbow, they forgot Violet. They had red, orange, yellow, green, and indigo but no violet
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Amazing!
wooooow
What would happen if you held a flame to elephant's toothpaste. Would it all vanish in one sudden burst of fire?
Hi David, that would be impressive if it were possible.The bubbles are filled with oxygen, but there is no fuel to combust. If you insert a burning object it will initially combust more rapidly from the extra oxygen. But, the bubbles burst pretty rapidly and then there is not a lot of extra oxygen around.
-Carl
@@ImaginationStationOH Thanks!
Waaait... Who else saw purple steam in the first small reaction?
Winny Puch that would probably be iodine produced via the heat of the reaction. At these concentrations, not toxic or harmful especially since they were outdoors.
We can't touch it??????
How do you clean that
probably hosed it off, or just waited for the rain
Wooooow 😮 amazig... 😊
What are the ingredients to it in exact measurements
Sooo. if you don't mind me asking... what sort of "Catalyst" did you guys use for the reaction? We all know yeast wouldn't decompromise the peroxide that fast. lol
ihatestupidpeople264 sodium iodide or potassium iodide.
ooooh ok so just a simple iodide tincure would work for this demonstration then?
ihatestupidpeople264 I think yes
Because you only need the iodide from the potassium iodide, or sodium iodide.
Oh ok thanks! :D
He clearly said sodium iodide. I however would’ve used potassium iodide.
Found the Midwestern. Superman ice cream