Denser Than You Think - Science Experiment

[@failtv2395]

Dave, I'd just like to say something. Today at school we were doing science and everyone were bored so they were colouring in their timetables. As soon as our teacher turned this video on, everybody looked up from their timetables or books and that just shows how great your videos are!

[@bethancardy4543]

I have done that before

[@Maga_Galatic_Crusader27]

ok?

[@hon3yt34]

No it just shows how boring your class was (Idc if I’m replying to a comment 5 years ago)

[@Arrowheaded_Quincy]

@@hon3yt34 No, it just shows how your dumbass immature 6 year old mind likes replying to comments made 5 years ago.

[@saulshares9356]

Dave your videos are awesome🎉

[@Justforfun19502]

Stay safe, have fun and as always... Thanks for watching!

[@MNolanMillar]

Great experiment. A perfect combination of the two experiments I used earlier this week (objects that float or sink in water, and mixing oil and water!

[@mikaelsolheim]

This is a great demonstration to show that density desides what goes up and what goes down, not gravity. Gravity will never be proven, density will.

[@SubjectSigma18]

Gravity dictates where up and down is, density dictates what goes up and what goes down With no up or down there isnt density

[@valentinmoeller]

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+Valentin Möller I agree! :D

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*coolest

[@MuhammadAbdullah-wm1nq]

+Nemo tod It still is

[@sotesz]

+Nemo tod Around when did it go wrong?

[@nobodynew1621]

Omg I finally found this channel after 10 years I loved your Channel as a child

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THIS CHANGED MY LIFE

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Mine to

[@thequebee_0101]

LOL

[@randomdogwithblueeyes7325]

How?

[@randomdogwithblueeyes7325]

How?

[@hessa4893]

How

[@SpecificLove7]

interesting

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[@samuraigamer4069]

Yes

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[@timytprodigy]

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[@teachmenow5031]

Your videos are may be the most useful videos on youtube you deserve more subscribers man keep up the good work!

[@MichaelsTransportationVehicles]

Hi Dave , I remember presenting this trick to my class in year 6 back in 2019, thanks for showing me this it's fun!

[@DaveHax]

No problem, glad it was helpful!

[@MichaelsTransportationVehicles]

@@DaveHaxIt was it shocked everybody, please could you do some more egg slicer videos?

[@c_l_226_official]

Great

[@catthecommentbothunter6890]

@@DaveHax thats good for decoration:) Your really genius bro

[@samadhansuryawanshi9255]

@@DaveHax name of syrup? Honey

[@electronicsNmore]

Nice demonstration!

[@aslan13lat67]

@Bᴏɴᴋ ᴅᴏɢɢᴏ no me first

[@sillyguy_2009]

And good comment

[@aidenfeelsdumb8258]

man got 69 likes 😳

[@IapisIazuli]

70 actually

[@catsak4727]

@@aidenfeelsdumb8258 79

[@TooshanSrivastava]

What an elegant setup to teach specific gravity; thank you for this! :)

[@hello-sz7hp]

You leave on 2 table lamps with 2 different kind of bulbs. You wait to see which type of bulb burns out first after a while and how long it takes for each one. Would you consider this example to be a scientific experiment ? -:.

[@GuillaumeBWSRolin]

Great experiment, but really super troubled about this "then" thing. Comparative is "than", "then" is to order in time.

[@evelynlamptey7307]

This was perfect for my science fair project and u included all the details I needed thank u ssssoooooi much!!!!!!

[@TheSonicFan4]

Than, not then...

[@KevinVG207]

+TheSonicFan4 Exactly what I thought.

[@DaveHax]

+TheSonicFan4 - Ah yeah, thanks!

[@TheSonicFan4]

+DaveHax No prob! :)

[@viralcompile5215]

Wow, really? What kind of loser goes through video descriptions to point out errors. It takes a special kind of person to do that. Dave is to nice to say it so I'll say it. "Your" a jackass.

[@TheSonicFan4]

+Morgan Chase It was in the title, which he changed. Looks like YOU'RE the jackass who went through the description to point out an error ;)

[@Guywithweaponry_official]

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[@Guywithweaponry_official]

@@xninja2369 i- I said that two years ago, man

[@xninja2369]

@@Guywithweaponry_official and these channels were posting videos from decades if you will watch cringe video on KZbin you will get same types of recommendation... If you watch a useful video you will always find something useful that's how algorithm works .. Otherwise people always complain that internet is a bad place but they don't know how to use it properly..

[@warey3691]

"Pretty Cool, huh?" - I LOVE THIS ^^

[@nigelbottomley8541]

Works great! Looks even better if you increase the amounts and use a tall 500ml glass measuring cylinder for a classroom demo.

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

Wow, this reminds me of the childrens science books I got when I was just a kid, I always loved looking at the pictures of different colored liquids of different densities. It was one of the first "scientific" experiments I did as a child, I think the second one was the weighted pen cap with an air bubble inside in a 2 liter bottle full of water that would float or sink depending on how hard you squeezed. Good memories. Also reminds me of the "I Spy" books too, I got one of those with that science book...

[@RustineBueno]

I know that!!That's called Density. Oil floats on water because it is less dense that water and syrup sinks in water because it has greater dense that water. Thank you!!😊😊😊

[@SaltsArt]

"Oil can fly on water" Me waiting to be rain, also in oil form lol

[@User_47536]

Troll physics

[@The_AgentNoobie]

Amazing! I'm gonna do this for my activity in my science! As I am grade 5 and this perfectly fits into our lessons! We have been learning about density and this fits in so good! Thanks so much!

[@user-pm7ws1op5y]

For my 4th grade science fair, I had to do an experiment on density and used this as a guide video! Thx Dave ( :

[@faminechucool]

Same

[@SimplyCubedGD]

I always used to do this with my mom😢 so much nostalgia 😢 I loved your channel when I was young

[@POASO]

COOL! That was awesome! I wish my Science Teacher would have shown us stuff like that. :)

[@gam8052]

For mine, it did

[@familyiseverything1617]

Schools are so over rated and liars even history is not real

[@AltoonaYourPiano]

If you really want to amaze some people, drop an ice cube in a glass of oil. It will float. Ice is so much less dense than water that it will float on the surface of oil. Meanwhile, frozen oil is denser than oil and sinks. It's not quite dense enough to sink in water, though, but under the right conditions (cold enough water, a heavier type of cooking oil), it may sink.

[@brianwest8119]

I remember doing an experiment like that in Middle school. Only difference was we didn't drop tiny objects in, but, it was still a cool experiment.

[@Manvik___Ridhi]

It's a really yay cooollll project for our school times and a really satisfying project and I had really fun doing it for my project of holiday homework and everyone should do it because it's really fun.

[@Zolronak]

finally a brilliant one again

[@alexgrierson9000]

3 different colours! Amazing!

[@JuStInCrOsS1000]

Pretty cool.... HUH?

[@Dan-bv3cv]

+MegaPandaLordOfDeath Classic Dave

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[@funnyvidschannel8914]

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[@twistedgamer1738]

I actually did this for a science exposition and got a good grade with it, thank you Dave 🙏

[@tylerarnold3971]

"shining a *torch beam* gives a cool effect"

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This is the best KZbin Channel ever.

[@ajaaniajaa]

Good for a nice decoration piece.

[@xd-ff6pu]

looks like something out of a magic show

[@danielenjessemoore9692]

Awesome! I already did this expirement at school, but you did it so much better...

[@rootbeergamer2322]

my teacher showed this in my sci class and this just shows how educational and cool your vids are

[@aubreexs]

my teacher showed it in my class today

[@hello-sz7hp]

You leave on 2 table lamps with 2 different kind of bulbs. You wait to see which type of bulb burns out first after a while and how long it takes for each one. Would you consider this example to be a scientific experiment ? .,

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[@jacooryx5266]

I have no words...Im just mind blown

[@azachhhuh3429]

When the sponge was put on the oil, it looks like there is an invisible wall right there haha

[@imagine5785]

“Oil floats on water Cover yourself in oil Fly”

[@cast·iron·skillet·osc]

OOOOOOOOOOOO FINALLY SOMEBODY ELSE FOUND OUT

[@faceless1434]

I mean.. that's how Helium balloons and airships work

[@Dyahhid]

7 years later what’s a best memory 😢

[@jackdan1811]

Ah yes, my favorite juice.

[@omaimaomaima7149]

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[@MandiizPandiz]

Exactly that we did in school today😂☺️

[@littlebarley9867]

It would be a 10 minute video if other channels did this

[@ughman5001]

This was amazing, I tried it and it worked!! 😄

[@craftyrathore8849]

Please tell me what kind of syrup he used

[@redstarline4250]

Thanks bro now i don't have to spend all night making some crazy chemical reaction for the science fair tomorrow

[@chamaemelumnobile]

I love this :D Thank you for sharing! :D

[@farhanmostafa6170]

Hmm........ Interesting!! KEEP UP THE WORK!!!

[@socioseis]

Thanks dave this is awesome

[@firehunt7593]

Thisbis so cool dude it kinda makes me remember my old school days

[@LisaYoungUK.]

I love your videos!

[@MindsetMom]

Is a “torch beam” a flashlight? 😂 This looks like a fun one.

[@zedge352]

Sorry for being such a science noob, but it will eventually separate after a while, right? If so, is there anyway I can contain it for longer and keep it as a nice little ornament? Thanks!

[@allanandscallannerfbrother5781]

sorry for the reply function foolish

[@zedge352]

gladius cepha Go away weird kid.

[@Iainstressin]

No there is no way you can do that :(

[@uttamnegi6163]

I always come to channel for science fair experiments! U have the best videos ( and useful )

[@RealTeamUltra]

I learned about this in school a few weeks ago :D

[@stevecohen6723]

I would be interested in changing the temperature to see at what point the expanded, therefore less dense liquids, would allow solids of different densities through to the next level. What would light such as a laser do? What would happen if you super-saturated the solution? Is there a point where it couldn't become more dense? You have raised more questions for me than answers hahahahahahahaha!

[@zanetdw6647]

Love it Straight to the point and easy to understand

[@daniella2611]

Thx for doing my science experiment!

[@tristanlapointe9087]

Pretty cool, uh?

[@spaciereal]

Uh?

[@Vsuvi]

HUH??

[@haleyervin392]

I've tried the first experiment before. It's so awesome!!

[@TudorNecula]

than* come on, Dave !

[@EdmTriforce]

Pretty cool Huh?

[@loquendoKVN]

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[@VijayKumar-cr6ot]

Ha ha yes

[@harsharam6198]

Super

[@Nothingtoseehere1987]

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[@hyonker2134]

Did this for my last year science fair project, I was so energetic but the day before it I ate week old sushi so I got so sick that I had to go home immediately after the science fair...

[@marcoplier]

Cool!!! I tryed it and I actually did it!!!!!

[@davidjongte1672]

Me too

[@sourfar]

hope youre a chemical scientist now marcoplier

[@marcoplier]

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[@kareemsalessi]

I think this video, all by itself, disproves, and debunks, GRAVITY !!!

[@barryboi7029]

Who is watching this and is now thirsty

[@amindawoodkalelkar5246]

I

[@bussi1913]

I remember watching ur vids from like 7pm to 1am XD

[@NoNo-mp1sp]

Does vanilla syrup work?

[@NoNo-mp1sp]

Pls Give me the answer

[@corndoghead1]

No No

[@corndoghead1]

yes it would work

[@zhianairellatienza8529]

No

[@karlwhite476]

Probably it is syrup after all

[@juanbilbao3848]

is the coolest density experiment at the World

[@April-vc9rq]

than

[@maffiesamaniego8097]

I like the way he said "stay safe" in 1:29 and the video is published in 2015😂

[@pine_1010]

Pretty cool huh?

[@arvins6027]

This guy is the god of "pretty cool huh"

[@psz8182]

How do you throw the liquids away when your done

[@rayanomar9262]

the sink i guess,but i hope u havent kept the liquid for 2 years

[@Kkylove2]

I'm watching this for my science project

[@Adito_e_qka]

Who is here in 2024?

[@bondannugraha4940]

Me

[@Dua_dazzling]

Hi 😂😂 I'm just checking a experiment for my English lesson 🇩🇿

[@Adito_e_qka]

@@Dua_dazzling same but science lesson

[@FlossytherabbitYt]

I grew up to this

[@Reuben-bu1vg]

Same

[@vneckexhibition]

The bottle cap isn't density, it's dispersion. Set it upside down on any liquid and it will float. If you filled it with the blue liquid, it would probably sink to the bottom of that, too.

[@vneckexhibition]

Notice how he explained the density differential in every other interaction, and conveniently left the bottle cap explanation out.

[@juliag1097]

How many of you did this experiment already in science class?

[@Itsbabette]

Jr V I did this if u want I'm going to do it I'm my channel

[@Itsbabette]

Benjamin Clawhauser me

[@coryshprejola4147]

We did it but without syrup

[@stefaniaherondale8336]

Corysh Prejola what did u use instead? Honey?

[@miathefoxspringtrapfangirl6683]

JuliaG109 I'm on grade 3 but we have a science teacher but we didn't this thing

[@farahkamel9484]

My science teacher made me watch this, I thought it would be boring but it was actually cool

[@archanakhandelwal1841]

A grape or a bottle cap is a solid right? Solids are denser than liquids right? Water*(liquid)* is denser than bottle cap*(solid)*.Why?

[@vneckexhibition]

No, solids are not denser than liquids as a rule. Did you watch the video just now? An object is a solid or liquid based on the state of its matter, and how rigid and strong the bonds in it's molecules are. But an object's DENSITY refers to how much mass it has in comparison to the size it takes up. Styrofoam is a solid, but it's full of air, so it floats.

[@vneckexhibition]

(Also, technically, the water is not denser than the bottle cap, either. The cap is acting like a boat, but if you can't understand states of matter, then I don't expect you to get the difference between floating as a density interaction and floating because of dispersion, or surface tension for that matter.

[@archanakhandelwal1841]

Blaine Byrum Thanks and your expectations doesn't refer to me.

[@neurotica5461]

Akshat Khandelwal just like how a boat floats you loser

[@Benjen-gt3dp]

woOOooOoOoOooOoOooOW! Coolest science experiment ever!

[@sssaq]

Why they don't mix?

[@qermg]

Because the liquids have weight

[@patrickcabigao2907]

Density, not weight.

[@sssaq]

🖒

[@vidhiagrawal9016]

because liquids have different densities,if u take water and oil they don't mix cause they are of different densities as oil is less denser then water it will be above the water,similarly in the case of honey and water honey is denser then water so it will be below the liquid

[@sgreechie]

Salman Qasim did u even hear the video? They don't mix because one is denser than another bru

[@Inc3d1tube]

Atomic density manipulation and universal man’s lore explained 💀

[@jupiter_ios]

0:56 Pretty cool huh?

[@MisterTeach]

Great bit of science. Are you a teacher, Dave?

[@danyCD17]

SPONGE

[@MuhammadAbdullah-wm1nq]

BOB

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+Muhammad Abdullah Square

[@MuhammadAbdullah-wm1nq]

FirstWorldProblems S ok then...

[@ianucci]

+danyCD17 I dont find this experiment to be sponge worthy.

[@Youtubrerunknown]

SPONGE BOB SQUARE dick

[@nancysandoval7948]

How would you dispose of the substances? Would spilling it down a sink be bad or should I spill it outside in the dirt?

[@uki769]

oil have more densenty than water...

[@daphnemax9214]

density*

[@WeiYinChan]

No it doesn't...

[@coolname4315]

You are so wrong

[@CalvinatorGaming]

Oil floats on water step 1: wait for it to rain step 2: cover yourself in oil step 3: go outside step 4: FLY

[@SubjectSigma18]

You work on an olive oil company Step one: drive the tanker truck with the oil Step two: rains Step three: crash Oil is less dense than water Step four: wait for the rain to stop Suddenly all the oil falls lile a second rain, killing all plant life and anyone who had fire The oil rain incident

[@MatejKojic]

And this shows us that the gravity does not exist.

[@neurotica5461]

Matej Kojic i hope you are joking If you are serious then lemme ask you something Swimming=defying gravity?

[@simeonstoqnov686]

.. ..

[@azraadam3242]

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[@pach2003]

RUSSIA!

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+IceCreamJunkie666 lol

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[@rouxtonndueze5396]

Wow! thanks somuch for this video as i am presently enrolled in a GED class which is a high school Diploma preparation class and i'm new to science topics but this video gave me a fast insight and proper terminologies i used in answering my homework, as i was able to explain why or compare the solvent properties of water and oil in relation to their forces in holding together the molecules of a sugar cube. thanks!

[@hello-sz7hp]

You leave on 2 table lamps with 2 different kind of bulbs. You wait to see which type of bulb burns out first after a while and how long it takes for each one. Would you consider this example to be a scientific experiment ? . ;

[@073bod]

pretty old huh?

[@VijayKumar-cr6ot]

NO huh

[@usman__naseer]

Short and to the point