3 Cool Experiments with Balloons you can do at Home

3 Amazing homemade tricks with balloons.
In the first experiment I've used the liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen has a temperature of -196 degree Celsius. When cooled by liquid nitrogen, the balloon shrinks and it sinks down in the bucket. The balloon stays large because the elasticity is frozen out of it. Once the balloons start warming up you see the air expanding again and the elasticity returning.

[@cahidijoyoraharjo7833]

The first one is liquid nitrogen, right? You really should put more description on your experiments.

[@krupamehta6203]

Wow nice video

[@stormhawk23]

Please start explaining the reason behind these experiments. It will become awesome science channel.

[@guilloboi]

SumitK The balloons are being placed in. Extremely cold water. As temperature decreases, volume decreases as they are directly proportional to each other. However, as it is placed back at room temperature, the balloons heat up and the volume expands

[@bretagnejean2410]

P.V =n.R.T so pressure x volume is proportionnal to temperature.

[@Shedding]

The air is bouncing inside of the Balloon's walls. As you cool the air inside you are slowing the air (you are taking it's energy) - The walls of the balloon will start to close in because now the air is not bouncing against the ballon's walls as hard (this is called air pressure). The liquid they are using to cool down the balloon is liquid nitrogen (and not cold water). The person below gave you Boyle's law (or the ideal gas law). Nothing more than a formula which says that pressure AND volume go down as temperature goes down and vice versa.

[@numnum7237]

@@guilloboi the pressure decreases, the volume in the ballon, although now flat, remains the same, in other words volume is a constant in this scenario.

[@aliciaarcher30]

2:25 balloon is smiling at us lol

[@viviangillcoat1870]

Alicia Boo a78

[@ShubhamKumar-qf7ym]

Home science is back !! Yeah..

[@shaifuljahangir9356]

i like your experiment

[@whatsappstatusqueen9600]

very nice

[@offthesenzu7924]

Hitting the balloon on the nails sounded like a Subway train

[@willdwyer6782]

Home Science? As if every household just has liquid nitrogen laying around. I wouldn't even begin to know where to get ahold of the stuff.

[@joshp8210]

If you can do the video at home it says stupid

[@palamalamola]

Aaah yes, I too often have a container of liquid nitrogen laying around for my home experiments ;)

[@roblomeme6784]

Mikkel Rasmussen it doesnt say u can do it at home

[@noalequinoa]

DarkHalis The name of the channel is litteraly "Home Science"

[@roblomeme6784]

Nono Lipop whatever

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Ms

[@RoccoSoundTube]

Great video like always!

[@diegomori468]

Amazing

[@notsoclearsky]

Whoa home science is back!!

[@rifqytrust7842]

:D

[@notsoclearsky]

@@rifqytrust7842 :D indeed, lol I'm 3 years late

[@brofist8856]

Your background music is too cool

[@kenjo9885]

What is the liquid used for balloons ?

[@kenjo9885]

Thank you Home Science channel 😁

[@user-lo8vw1qx4v]

good

[@amarprasad6992]

Hi its nice

[@NsFlashcrafter]

liked👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😁

[@elizabethtorres3491]

Absolutely correct really need to know how and what was used to do experiments. Please. Would be sooo much better

[@NoName-ly5lb]

Хе, у группы гвоздей кончики затуплены...

[@milanmilikic]

*Jel si ti svtaro iz bosne?*

[@lailashehadeh3318]

How can I get liquid nitrogen at home???

[@neverifnotfornow]

"I'm amazed!" -Pepper Brooks

[@eyadus]

You. Are. Cool

[@gamingtutor4575]

Is the last one not just the air deflating with the heavier balloon lifting the deflating one up lol?

[@rach2.2]

GamingTutor Exactly. I kept waiting for something exciting and unexpected to happen.

[@sekasonsaba1709]

Why are you not making videos

[@diegomori468]

Wow es que es impresionante

[@Sketlaver]

вы не знали? ))) Понравились весы, обычным способом сложно взвесить воздушный шарик.

[@noumanrajput2022]

Woww

[@dikshitajain5112]

Which chemical was used is in first experiment.

[@harshsaxena3603]

Liquid nitrogen

[@sophiet5447]

i watched this for a science test XD

[@DE-gb3wq]

But how does dalsim stretch so long?

[@varshinierroju1317]

If you don't explain the reason for the experiment you've done, then it is not called science...it is called magic. Explain the reason for a good following. All the best 👍

[@user-wz5ny6ph5i]

Amazing!

[@lindarichesin4633]

How dose go back up

[@oberfor7154]

Can you explain me the last one?

[@simonsjodin9268]

Oberfor Air have weight

[@Novilga]

Can you tell me the title of the music?

[@murusubra5468]

Wow

[@adamradif9587]

amazing tricks 👍

[@Emmaemma-fs3ix]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱.wow.

[@Joel-Realino]

Last.... Cool Cool

[@uditayadav5543]

What did he put in the bowl in first experiment ?? Hot Water???

[@eldaryf]

Where are u from? Bosnia?

[@MarkJones]

Ugh at the music. Why not explain what you are showing instead of that? I understand it, but there are plenty of people out there that will just think these are "magic" tricks.

[@akankshasaxena6341]

What is the liquid used for balloon? In the very first experiment?

[@MarkJones]

Akanksha Saxena: Liquid nitrogen. It super cools the air in the balloon making it appear to deflate, actually the gas is shrinking because of the temperature. The balloon stays large because the elasticity is frozen out of it. Once the balloons start warming up you see the air expanding again and the elasticity returning.

[@caterinaalewine2022]

true

[@roosterpickle4236]

Mark Jones m

[@akankshasaxena6341]

Mark Jones thanks :)

[@GoodStuffExperiments]

Agree if we need commentary :)

[@spidybunny]

We know Volume v is directly proportional to temperature t When ballon is deeped in liquid nitrogen temperature become low And valume deacreases when it comes out temperature increases as well as volume increases

[@gyanshankarprasad6273]

Is it hot water

[@cory1845]

Gyanshankar Prasad In the first one it's liquid nitrogen

[@ivaniaandsofiacastanedaand9101]

What's the name of the first experiment

[@dodiwakwau3616]

Electric ballroom is so cool

[@usmantariq7997]

I couldn't understand the last one.

[@cory1845]

Usman Tariq When he poked a hole in the balloon he was releasing the air from the balloon, air has weight and since the other balloon still had it's air in it then it would have been heavier.

[@usmantariq7997]

BookBug 4Life Air had weight? Didn't know that...

[@luqidiana9886]

Keren

[@praptiarora3962]

Science is amazing

[@r_pristas3]

Awesome jst try to post more

[@beautiful20]

feel free to use our SOUNDS

[@rickypaez9238]

You can explain how make that

[@nedpeters1657]

DD of internet sent me

[@indianarmyisbest5493]

Bhai ye video edit kaise krte ho konse app se

[@savitagopal6627]

I couldn't understand the 1st one

[@DarkSoulJASN]

Verry good

[@keeper0523]

So a smaller fist can do more damage, right?

[@HerrFenchel]

That´s not what she said.

[@CST4R1]

If it had the power of a big fist yes

[@tainguyenngoc4181]

HAY quá

[@super-eth8478]

DDOI Gang like here !!

[@laxmidhakal6957]

What is the stuff in the bowl

[@josemarqui8105]

Probably liquid nitrogen

[@limonvlogs4496]

❤️

[@zdreact8492]

can you make video on phons

[@DarkSoulJASN]

What a video

[@swaggirl9927]

Wow cool

[@noorinamdar6955]

Kya use Kiya bhai Aisa

[@elizabethtorres3491]

Like how come the balloon DIDN'T pop? These videos leave me with too many questions can't watch them

[@anandvyas9026]

How to do

[@tarek5989]

عربي مر من هنا

[@rajatrajendrakashte4608]

Please xplain

[@shyamramkumar671]

pleasae load some things neccessery to do that

[@gucciairheads3009]

I don't got dry ice

[@sailesh4200]

U want to keep materias and process

[@FoxSocialClub]

Amazing ?

[@shivamkesharwani4180]

Jai

[@cavemann_]

I muted the video and put some wub wubs in another tab. Great video :v

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[@debribakera]

Cool

[@nourwesam]

*First : OMG It Is Too Great 😱* *Second : UR Too Old 😒* *Third : What Is The Experiment In It 😑*

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HI

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Who and wow

[@user-du2by5jx4d]

I can not what mean for me ， who can call me this movie

[@henrickmarcelino4509]

First

[@denissssss8579]

What’s the sense of 2:25? Sure it will explode...

[@SG1]

ماشاء الله روووووووووعه

[@Bouncechannel215]

music?

[@Bouncechannel215]

Home Science thank you 😉

[@NsFlashcrafter]

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[@limonvlogs4496]

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[@altiagr9190]

a

[@munnishaik4860]

Che che

[@Riga120]

Somone can explain me the last one ? It seems logic :/

[@simonsjodin9268]

Gauthier Richard Air has weight

[@guilloboi]

Gauthier Richard When you poke a hole in a balloon, air is escaping

[@Riga120]

Oh sure but yea it's normal ahah

[@bretagnejean2410]

Air escaping? The right and left balloons have the same air volume around. In fact air in the balloon is over pressure that air putside. So in the same volume this air have more o2 or azote molecule , so he is more heavy.

[@Riga120]

Okkkkk it seems more logical, thank you a lot :)

[@the1man184]

Get rid of the music and do some narrating

[@mira75517]

高濃度空気体作れそう

[@vanta_05]

Amazing

[@limonvlogs4496]

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