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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2008
- Our first video on Argon.
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I was about to make a chemistry joke, but all the good ones Argon.
haha.
I think it's criminal that you haven't made another argon video in five years. Talking about why it's so common, why it makes blue light, and just more stuff about noble gasses in general.
Is there enough argon in some insulated widows to use them as ligth/"curtain" during the night? A blue glowing window...could be nice.
Noble xenon is said to have mixed with the lowly commoner fluorine. However, things were quickly hushed up.
@efrem1 purple is Xenon, but i'm not sure about green
Argon: Woohoo oh yeah!
*turns off electricity*
Argon: Awww
@shortlinebryan Because argon is cheapest noble gas. Argon costs around 3 dollars per cubic meter, while neon costs sixty dollars per cubic meter. The most expensive noble gas by far is xenon, at a whopping FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS per cubic meter.
@efrem1 They make different colors by using colored tubing with mercury vapor inside.
I don't know we did an experiment at school (they have the noble gas canisters there so yeah lol..) except for neon and radon of course
I was going to make a chemistry joke but all the good ones argon
I freaggin Love the prof's HAIR!
if you place a light bulb in a microwave and start it, it will glow for a bit until it busts. are the microwaves reacting directly with the gas or is it heatig the filament causeing the glow. i have been told you get the reaction if the filament is broke or not
I was going to make an element joke but all the good ones Argon.
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all the jokes about the periodic table Argon
When you don't have any more of them, they Argon.
I love that shade of blue...
@efrem1
Phosphors.
Flourine will react with anything except helium and neon.
Superb series of videos. Many thanks for posting
So..according to glowing lights/window signs...
Neon = Red
Argon = Blue
? = Green
? = Yellow
@XionZacor err... i was about to say radon but i don't think so cuz of the radioactivity...
Why is only argon gas used in mig welding and not, say neon, etc..??
Blue argon = argon + mercury, pure argon gas makes a mostly purple band
I'd tell a chemistry joke, but it appears all the good ones Argon.
I was gonna say a Chemistry joke, but all the good ones Argon!
Huzzah!
People don't say "huzzah" nearly often enough. :)
I dunno! Just saying... WAIT! IT COULD BE SODIUM!
So Neon gives off a red light and argon gives off a blue light, how can one produce other colors like green or purple?
Yes it made me dizzy because I did an experiment on the noble gasses by inflating balloons with them and inhaling them for a small amount of time. Helium made me high, as well as my voice (^_^), argon was somehow heavy, krypton was really heavy, xenon made my voice really deep and it feels like I couldn't breathe for awhile..so yeah..
Well lighter gasses tend to fall on top of heavier gasses (for example helium above argon above air). Go figure, maybe we would find helium in trace amounts in the upper level of our atmoshphere...
This gas, like all inert gases are monatomic, meaning that their molecules consist of a single atom, are simple elements.
Greetings :-)
YELLOW= SODIUM (Sorry)!
It also happens to be very reactive, as mentioned in the video, which is just like people who have nothing better to do with their time... to over react.
Argon is produced by natural radioactivity as helium?
argon comes from the Greek word argos, which means lazy, as argon doesn't react with anything and is thus a lazy element.
I just want to pat his hair. Its just so puffy. lol. And yay for Noble gases!
I was born in 18 November and I'm an astronomy student, here there is an Argon star lamp, yay! :D
Is Pete using a tiny little spectroscope? How is it like? where I can find something like it?
Thanks
argon molecules?
Yeah, thanks, I was really just questioning the use of the word molecules, since argon gas exists as atoms; not molecules.
the glass is colored. most signs are made with neon. it is cheaper and abundant.
Isn't there mercury vapor mixed with argon in this tube? This greenish hue looks suspicious, "neon-makers" often add some mercury to blue (argon) "neons" to improve hue and brightness. I believe discharge in pure argon is more purple / violet.
@EgadsNo
This. But whatever.
This is a argon gas, in a discharge tube, produces a greenish blue light when irradiated by a discharge of electrons (current). The red light is neon.
No wonder why it took a lot of time to make a first true argon compound - argon fluorohydride (HArF) - in the year 2000.
ummm argon isn't molicules it is atoms, and was that guy with the grzy hair waring a wig?
wow, dude thats cool, i 'd like to see more experiments on youtube.. rather than.. shit like fred.. lol
I'd love to make a joke about his hair, but all the good ones Argon.
Boron= Green
MAYBE Mercury= Yellow
ahh ok lol
Argon, one of the noble gases. They are call noble because such as nobles and aristocrats, they don't mix with others. How true.
;)
lol Fred I wonder why everyone hates him anyways...
I was trying to think of a joke, but all the good ones Argon. No? Ok...
Yeah but how did he get on iCarly...
he's popular with kids?
I was going to make an amazing science joke... but the best ones argon.
I HATE SCHOOL...
How sad all the good jokes argon.
It had to be said.