how bad is it that my English does not allow me to understand this and even this message I am writing through a translator.

“There is intelligent life on this planet after all. Alien life finding your show 👍🏻

Is this how we identify the composition of the distant stars(or if I say planets??)?

Wow, how tiny that eprom was. My old 512kbyte eproms were larger than the whole window! Another great video.

Excellent video!

You could measured the spindle motor current increase.

How is the dimensionality of the drill affected?

Is it like a Vacuum tube Getter? Also the bottles have a line where the Neck Ring stops at. The Neck Ring makes the threads on the bottle.

Couldn’t this be used by TSA to detect explosives and drugs in luggage and shipping containers?

Very well done and explains at a level my kids understand. Sadly some of the benefits of this science are still not being used.

Hello. What is frequency of water?

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What's more impressive is this guy's equipment and tech knowledge :)

Capacitance and Inductance having opposite effects on the current of a circuit can cancel each other out, so in many circumstances it seems so easy to get confused that neither are present when in fact they are. Theoretically it seems as if resistance is the key to truly finding both and measuring their magnitude, Intriguingly making me wonder about Capacitance in a superconducter and if this phenomenon takes on strange physical effects.

Pretty sure a detergent and parts per million and total divsolved salts to perfefect the mix . At work we have a parts washer for washing diesel transmission parts it works on a ph based system to check otherwise it etches the parts darker or blk

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Can you not just use feedback to get a continuous wave.

It's a shame you don't get more views. Each video should easily get over 1m views 😢 I think this is the only channel i have actually watched every single video with Nile red coming in second

Thanks for the demo and easy to understand explanation mate!

Earth to Ben

Sorry for sort of necroposting, but about simpler schematic - RC circuit + diac maybe?

Babylonians invented seconds.

I wonder if you could optimize for the failure to make a very small cheap helium leak detector for vacuum system integrity checking so you don't need to sniff all around it you could just lay a sheet of these down

brilliant !

Nice!

Best explanation i have ever got on this topic!

Immersion cooker I think I need this

Thanks, this is an excellent video and an excellent reference!

34:20 yeah that that is indeed a clever trick confused how the t1 time is determined

You're a legend man I remember someone mentioning this in the last year of attending uni in 2008 ish and they were promoting it as the future of spectroscopy for airport screening services

Case study on organic metal compounds: KZbin:"A Scientist Spilled 2 Drops Organic Mercury On Her Hand. This Is What Happened To Her Brain." There are case studies also on lead additives for petrolmotors.

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I've learned about this effect. It does happen, but science teachers have been encouraged to say that this effect is the same as what makes heat pumps (i.e., air-conditioners, refrigerators - and the device that is popularly known as "heat pumps") work - i.e., doing a CCW cycle of a fluid material in a Temperature-Entropy property locus. The rubber band refrigeration works because allowing a rubber band to de-stretch causes a chemical reaction, in the form of hydrogen bonding, that is endothermic (i.e., the stretching causes the opposite exothermic reaction).

I designed OpAmps. You are totally correct, in that when you get beyond the electronic design, and down to the actual processing and buildup, you get completely different results. In OpAmps, and electrometers, and similar devices, even a few hundred atoms of contaminant will make huge differences in leakages, and any electronic migration effects will cause surfaces to change dramatically.

Could you separate the oxygen from the nitrogen with just a magnet?

1N5711 diodes would work better in this circuit. Good for 70v breakdown voltages, much faster responses, and lower drop voltages to protect the LNA. Also a dual diode pack is available using similar Schottkys.

I built my first NMR machine when I was in high school, in 1960, using the descriptions in a Scientific American magazine. I got an old radar magnet core (with wiring), which allowed a small volume to be magnetized. Winding some sensor coils around this zone, I was able to get a full inversion of several materials, using only an electrometer as a measuring devices. Totally useless to identify much of anything, but clearly showed the principle. This led my algebra/trig teacher to teach me some calculus, since he said I would need it in college. When I got to college I was at least three years ahead of anyone else in my classes, and aced them all. Ended up as an electrical engineer, and later integrated circuits designer. That's the value of real science.

I understand the science. I always wondered how do you know it is not a harmonic of another compound?

Did you know that at the first part of the video, many people can't tell which way the fins are turning?? I am one of those..it even appears to reverse directions at this straight-on view! I had to watch it 'start' turning to be sure. Since I was a kid, a radiometer is one thing that I wanted...decades later, I finally put one in a microwave oven (with a water load).. It turned very fast at first,then there was a spark at the tip of the needle (blunting it due to the high EF build-up)...never worked again...gotta get another one one of these days! GREAT VIDEO!

Back in undergrad organic chem we used to spend sometimes longer in the spectroscopy labs trying to figure out what we synthesized than we did synthesizing whatever the hell we actually had made in our cuvettes--to get clean spectra... and then longer still playing a very boring logic puzzle that is the intersection of the mass spec (if youre lucky enough to have a molecular ion)/proton NMR (to tell you the carbon backbone from the different types of carbons you have affecting the hydrogens/proton spectrum), UV & FT-IR spectra (to tell you what kinds of functional groups you have tacked on your backbone) that looked anything like the textbook charts ;DDD Why didn't they teach us there was a 'just need one spec that definitively tells you whatcha got without the logic puzzle!"

I remember reading a thing long ago about iron in glass. It seems that if you super clean some glass and fill it with water and seal it up for a while and then look for iron it the water, there will be some. Iron seems to migrate slowly out of glass after you clean the surface.

Wow i am almost more impressed by the capture and editing process. 👀🤯👏🎉🫡

Have you tried putting a frequency though a substance and see what effects it might have ? For eg through a small copper bar to see whether its electrical or magnetic field has changed ? I wonder what blending frequencies would give. Are you doing materials science ?

Wouldn't it stand to reason, that to reverse the effect, you could try to oxidize the samples somehow?

Wow, really well described. And really easy test setup, that many people can build at home. That kind of video is really transfering knowhow. I'd like to jump right in and try to build my own setup...

Would activated alumina work as a desiccant? It's pretty inert.

why the stupid music

I remember when you ripped a phonebook in half

cool video...great stories about Murphy's Law in action ... A+ lab tutorial!

Especially amenable to chemical strenghening. That's Got to be Lithium, Even smaller atoms. So even more compression when replaced by Potassium.