Make Your Own Diamonds! | Earth Science

[@lockhrt999]

I'm not the smartest person on the earth but I think there should have been more to this film.

[@Zanzubaa]

I think this might just be a snippet of the full thing. Bang Goes the Theory BBC.

[@SchneiderStudios]

ROI is really bad

[@imfrommanndame]

They say the biggest idiot is yet to be born, but he's sure going to face fierce competition from you!

[@bovinespongiformflu]

its an oxyacetyline torch set to a carburizing flame attached to a water cooled metal plate.

[@efka28]

Agree. This actually questions the quality of all channel.

[@Nexus2Eden]

He shut off the camera - ran home, made some more crystals and was off to make himself a millionaire! 😂

[@WintersTheSixth]

Diamonds are worthless. Even natural ones They're pretty common actually

[@neatchip123]

@@WintersTheSixth So are most things in the world. Collectors pay millions for a baseball card. But as long as you have a buyer, it doesn't matter!

[@WintersTheSixth]

@@neatchip123 you do know the diamond market is scam/cartel

[@neatchip123]

@@WintersTheSixth Yes, I know, that. The whole cartel/monopoly on the business. What I'm saying is, something is only as valuable as what people are willing to pay. So saying they are worthless won't make a difference if people will buy them anyway. If you had diamonds in your hand you'd sell them, not throw it in the trash. So if you could make them.... that's money to be made!

[@40ozguzzler]

That nigga straight ran out that shit😂

[@Shibbymatt]

Mark Newton was one of my lecturers at university. What a legend.

[@CloakedJ24]

Like Zoinks

[@likeasparrowinthewildernes8333]

,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 Esdras 2: 31 -100 ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@Suhdooper]

ayy shaggy

[@mrwhosmynameagain]

At **my** university

[@customroom1205]

Ok.

[@marcuscarana9240]

3:48 Look at how it's a perfect square. Diamond crystals are cubelike in structure so this is another slighty good indication that this is in fact a diamond.

[@EleanorCharlotte8855]

And the experiment gives a glimpse of how it grows in the natural world ? It needs a very steady exposure to the stable temperature heating underground. Good job !!

[@hugonobody3352]

Also resembling the PS2 startup screen. But then again, that was gold.

[@alphonsokurukuchu]

@@hugonobody3352 diamond

[@skullsex5671]

Dr stone making us actually go out of our way to watch the process

[@anoaboadosaro]

Manga 182 right?

[@nayeonsteeth7281]

chapter 182 really got me curious

[@vonfreecss6678]

hahaha probably search stealth ship before this

[@AnIdeamostIndegenous]

yeah i was actually suprise that you can make diamonds

[@ynrikotowers4374]

@@anoaboadosaro I am commenting to remember Also noone spoils the others that senku will make plasma rifles and plasma crystal shields.

[@briannelsen148]

You can in fact grow diamonds in a lab. And if did it properly. The cost of doing so is not as expensive as what you would sell them for

[@motivationinc6415]

but whats the components? what do you need?

[@aarissi6140]

@@motivationinc6415 pure carbon

[@John-c1y9v]

Also high pressure

[@marcferretti]

You use plasma carbon covered chips and slowly deposit 1 layer of atoms of carbon onto the diamond at a time. Kind of like a 3d printer but with carbon instead. Pressure is not needed

[@Wrackey]

so ... where do I go If I want to see the whole thing ?

[@MauroTamm]

Likely BBC cable or TV channels.

[@PantsB4Squares]

No one watches t.v. anymore. Well squares do i guess.

[@Wrackey]

Mauro Tamm yeah probably :) But come on... what is this. 1998? 😁

[@KuraIthys]

Well, BBC has Iview. But only in the UK... So... Too bad for the rest of us. XD I guess you could try if anyone else carries BBC shows. In Australia the ABC does at times. In the US or other countries I have no idea.

[@civilisedhumanbeing]

BRITAIN IS sad over here we are poopoo sad 👎👌🏿

[@KesariyaVilayti]

An American scientist has already synthesised diamonds in his laboratory and has managed to debunk the 'cut, karat and clarity' arguments of some of the diamond barons such as De Beers a long time ago. There used to exist a full sized documentary too on that subject and this scientist right here on KZbin but it has been erased now. No surprises there about who must have made that happen.

[@Ty-J_250]

Lool

[@kumars172]

utube is censored as shit

[@kevincullers5987]

Any clues to where I may be able to watch said documentary?

[@LukeeM_00]

Ya that was years and years ago, this is just a documentary about a guy making them in a shed pretty much, not in an actual lab with proper equipment

[@mrwhosmynameagain]

What was the name of this scientist?

[@2swick584]

It's one of those videos you find yourself watching at 3am after surfing KZbin for hours already

[@HamHamPangPang]

Legend says that the diamond is still growing.

[@tylerrova8880]

Legend says it is still growing after 2 years

[@TheRealBenj4min]

@@tylerrova8880 Legends say that the diamond will grow for 100 years

[@Zainepils]

@@TheRealBenj4min what you know about rolling down in the deep

[@TheRealBenj4min]

@@Zainepils I think I recognise that sentence but not sure

[@RaulFantoma]

@@TheRealBenj4min it's from a song, Masked Wolf- Astronaut in the ocean

[@jus7in0]

To make bigger diamonds you also must create high pressure like 100 atmospheres from 4 sides while burning carbon to 1500 °C

[@cyizarwanda5488]

That shouldnt be hard!

[@BloodRaven744]

I could make the worlds biggest diamond.

[@BloodRaven744]

@@w0s0griffin starter price is $10,000

[@empcat1254]

@@cyizarwanda5488 Incorrect, diamonds are extremely hard.

[@clumsydragon]

And also I believe methane too.

[@klaytasticttv]

In my 45yrs of living on this big rock flying through space. I don't understand why a diamond cost as much as it does. There are so many diamonds in Africa that they will only allow so many to hit the market. That way the price stays high as possible. Now gold I can understand 100% why it is expensive as it is. People have pretty much found all of the easy gold to be found. Now they are having to dig such big caters in the ground just to find and extract gold dust. Let me ask you a question. You are on the big island of Hawaii and you have no money and you need to feed your family and get home. Would you amd your wife sell those precious wedding rings and whatever else you have? For me thats easy. Rings are just rings and my wife and kids are more important than some metal and crystals. Take care and peace out

[@godlycumuck167]

Yeah I’d sell useless rocks that I won’t take with me, I guess it’s just cause people need an excuse to find value in something.

[@CherishedChristianLife]

maybe bc is the hardest mineral on earth, hard to destroy too

[@scottbrown8934]

DeBeers control the market and the entire thing is just supply and demand. They have acres of vaults with diamonds.

[@docgspot]

these shows are never long enough

[@FrumpybutSuperSmart]

Super cool stuff, but it feels like this was only half of a video.

[@KuraIthys]

It usually is. I recognise these people, and this appears to be a clip from a science show from the BBC that normally would run for half an hour, and a project like this would be a recurring section that probably takes up twice as much time as this clip.

[@GenJotsu]

Badly a-Bruptly Cut videos are my fav, ty BBC

[@mueffe1357]

If only Alchemist had oxy acetylene torches back in the day. They would probably make gold out of thin air. Oh wait... wrong law of equivalent exchange.

[@Keepmovingson]

Mu Effe HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@max7502]

To making dimond u need carbor. 50.60 kg pressure and 7000 celcius tremperature

[@idrinkmilk282]

Carbor. Ah yes, the most important element in the process of creating precious rock.

[@abangputra8472]

Who's from Dr. Stone Manga?

[@nightprecipitation2222]

Spoiler: DR stone will teach you how to make a diamond (not really teaching but it will give you chart on what u need and such)

[@adliiyadhafizan5669]

use tungsten lol

[@GlennCoco]

2:45 This specific information is very useful for me.

[@ChocoLater1]

That's like asking if natural fresh water and water created in the lab from oxygen and hydrogen are the same. Of course, they are the same. Diamond formed underground or in the lab has the same chemical structure to it just like water obtained one way or another. The only question is which method is cheaper thus supply and demand comes into play that affects the final price.

[@shadowmacxrempage5202]

Came here after reading dr stone manga 182

[@karlanthonytidon8489]

eyy same

[@carmonta1616]

God dam it will there be no place for me to be spoiled on the manga

[@FacelessOfficial1]

0:33 fast forward...eight years later...

[@ThePope406]

What is the gas mixture? I'm not a chemist but would the diamond growth accelerate if you add slightly more CO2 gas to the mixture? Or would that decrease the temp?

[@testingfunctions4924]

Has to be acetylene and oxygen there's very few gasses that burn that hot and are practical and cyanogen would give carbon nitride impurities.

[@ThePope406]

@@testingfunctions4924 thanks.

[@gaminggamer5218]

Alright time to make a real life diamond sword

[@johanjotun1647]

Those little diamonds go on blades that cut concrete, or so I was told, I used them to cut miles of "control cracks" needed in big pads required for industrial agriculture.

[@EqualsThreeable]

Ugh guys, the end of the video is gone, so is the beginning now that I think about it.

[@gnamp]

Presenter: -Disappointed "ooohhh" :-( Diamond Scientist: "There is diamond!!" Presenter: :-) (I knew that) 3:55

[@SadCuh]

If you left in running for a couple months how big would it be

[@montelthomas949]

How much does it cost to build a diamond lab and what equipment will be need to build this specific lab ?

[@nevilletaylor7654]

Check out Alibaba, they have I think the synthetic diamonds, they might sell the equipment that makes them

[@eldritchbeluga9277]

Yep, gonna need this info too

[@siphesihlelanga5783]

1quadrillion dollars😂

[@Skunkhunt_42]

Less than 200K

[@garretthamilton3745]

Whats the set up ?

[@Uncle_Jay13]

Meanwhile he's forgotten that you can make diamonds in the microwave. All you need are: Spare microwave Black thread Penciled lead Two mugs And olive oil

[@Aknomal]

Lmao

[@redcoloredtoast2039]

The article you looked at was a prank

[@redcoloredtoast2039]

Microwaves don't have enough heat to produce a diamond.

[@Uncle_Jay13]

@@redcoloredtoast2039 yes they do. If you take an old microwave and leave it on for 99 minutes (you'll have to buy a new one after mind) it'll produce enough heat between two mug bottoms to form a low quality diamond

[@Shotcalla223]

@@redcoloredtoast2039 it was a joke

[@Arr1veGaming]

Dr stone researcher is amazing 🤩

[@Mr._Polly_Potts]

Ok kids! In todays lesson we're going to be making *diamonds!*

[@henrywilsonwinter]

2:30 I wonder if that’s a diamond blade that he’s on the edge of?

[@marcferretti]

Heat alone doesn’t produce diamonds. You need extreme pressures too

[@kavandadgar7446]

0:20 eye protection!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@roidehek]

Error make you stronger that why he did that

[@ZachMayer-s5l]

True but then again if I was doing this on top of my stove I wouldn't care neither. Just drink a beer and suck it up lol

[@solitariodiamonds]

I appreciate this deep dive into lab-grown diamonds! It's fantastic to see more people recognizing their value. At Solitario Diamond, we offer everyone a wide range of beautiful lab-grown diamond pieces! 💎✨

[@gandalf7262]

Sure, what about the pressure?

[@neve_zero0]

Next: Make Your Own Netherite.

[@thehamurai5475]

First step: get crying obsidian Second step: put a gold ingot underneath it Final step: wait 3 minecraft days

[@sangeetarai5371]

Michael Mosley looked like Fred/George Weasley to me from Harry Potter

[@minakshichannel8624]

What is Carben compound.

[@priyankpatel1130]

To grow Diamond you will be needing 1. Hydrogen plasma 2. 160 Torr vacuum pressure 3. Diamond seed 4. Methane, Hydrogen,Nitrogen,Argon 5. Priyank Patel

[@bradbeckett6189]

What's a diamond seed

[@MyselfVlogsPaul]

the fact he’s not wearing safety goggles 🤦‍♂️

[@arnavbansal6925]

I Was Studying Allotropes of Carbon and Their Structures and Suddenly came up with this idea that can we change structure of atoms and then I found this video, although after 4 hours is my science final exam but still its crazy, repelled me to leave a comment!!!

[@Kraken1000]

Well done but what next?

[@itzdcx]

That’s it?

[@fidelcatsro6948]

my cat makes plenty of diamonds especially after a hearty meal of friskies everyday!

[@swunt10]

yes yes diamonds but what the fuuk is that block that doesn't melt after being blasted by a blowtorch for hours?

[@IFailFirst]

Looks like cooling pipes are connected to that block. You can see the condensate running off of the closer shots of the block.

[@garyshields2734]

Try flash graphene instead of coal and use a plasma welder that runs on wood grain alcohol and water that heats to 10,000° f.

[@janwong3182]

Wtf Walter White

[@garyshields2734]

@@janwong3182 Graphene is a tighter carbon bond chain. It is 200x stronger than steel. It may produce harder diamonds than ever before possible.

[@LambGoatSoup]

@@garyshields2734 why don't you try it

[@sasukesan767]

I kind of dont believe it? Wouldnt the diamonds burn off in that flame?

[@DarkParadeHF]

cool stuff... up till the video was cut short

[@dapencilshinobi]

Don’t you need pressure?

[@cmdrschime4840]

So why did you cut the video??

[@akshargoswami2672]

You are a genius

[@Nickeltony]

Corruption is so obvious when people slave over diamonds, meanwhile it’s just condensed carbon. Which we can now make and yet 90% of people have no clue and will pay 50,000 for a shiny Rock

[@Aaron_Beach]

Aha, now where is the rest of the story?

[@samuelgirmagirma4019]

so how you made it pls

[@ghhnoghh9797]

What machines is he using and instructions thanks

[@sqmp446]

No high pressure?

[@pranavvaidya3634]

Why film cut shorted?

[@freaky_j6205]

i wonder what kind of plate did he use

[@MetaKnightX6]

Oh yea time to get a real life diamond sword without having to buy one for like millions

[@dakidd84]

Diamonds are extremely hard but would make a terrible sword. Although hard, they fracture from the impacts. You can break a diamond with a hammer. They are hard but nowhere near indestructible.

[@XZb9x2129asjfCkV]

when Santa gives me coal for Christmas so i pressure it into diamonds:

[@ThingEngineer]

So... A video with how to in it’s description providing absolutely no explanation of anything. Nice.

[@edward.doctor1892]

What are the instruments used in the process

[@lazychef1547]

The best one

[@greentrader6905]

Boys I'm going to buy the setup with my life savings wish me luck 😂

[@jackhopper255]

how can i get the whole doc?

[@TantrumProductions000]

the man saw that he made diamonds he told BBC to “cut the cameras ....👀deadass”

[@trevorquinnell8515]

Wheres rest of the show

[@Something-d4k]

So how he produced the diamond?

[@purushothamanA-q5z]

what is d material in which you are flaming...

[@neilarmstrong76]

Lab diamonds are a beautiful option. 🤩 Great film🍿

[@flamss]

I was really enjoying that...

[@farhanrahman8361]

This came out 10 years ago. Had everyone become millionaire

[@tyrannosaurusflex3698]

I'm a bit scarce on the proper resources. Would this still work with a loaf of bread and a box of matches?

[@bosslady302yeahyoureadrigh7]

Omg yo you killed wit dat😱😱😱😱

[@exceltraining]

gotta see you take your toast to that professor..... lol

[@Lone-Lee]

Nope. You might need a torch🔦. Don't know if it works with the ones that use battery.

[@xronin7102]

Dr. Stone brought me here!

[@alimasoumy3031]

What controled condtion? He had a torch, a knob to increase and decrease the torch flame, a goggle. And he made some diamonds!!!

[@robertanderson9162]

I'm with you bro

[@erwinmanzano7596]

You should have used goggles throughout the process to protect your eyes from ultraviolet radiation.

[@koelforifjei]

3:48 Sony : and that's how ps2 intro was created 😎

[@Iwrestledabeard17]

That torch tip isn’t copper anymore

[@Yazidtaufiq14]

i love that is cut immadietly

[@stevefitzherbert]

why the metal is not melting?

[@manormanman7092]

What kind of plate is he using for the diamonds, the plate where he has the diamonds placed? It seems to resist a lot of heat without melting.

[@TommyGunT]

Chocolate

[@John-Cena.]

looks like boron carbide or tungsten carbide

[@thebamplayer]

Also if you look closer, he is water cooling that plate.

[@YoGooN1]

i hate you!!! why did you end it like that?! my eyes fell out of my head and ears fell right off! i had to pick them up. Epic Ending lmao!

[@Reikachandesuu]

I came from that anime, Dr.Stone.

[@anandlanka7075]

Please can you say the ingredients

[@rick7013]

Plasma Hyrogen gas for heat and methane gas passed through plasma= Dimond

[@cwuzii]

The abrupt endings on these TV show snippets are annoying, could edit it a bit better...

[@harminsambajon4556]

What was the material he was heating up to produce the diamond, carbon from like a pencil?

[@PeterPete]

he made diamond just using heat?? what about the pressures required as well?? I didn't see the guy apply pressure??

[@LiveOmkar]

Where is the full video

[@lee-annek6969]

where is the rest of it

[@lancesmith8802]

For a second, I thought he was one of the Weasley Twins Fred Or George! 😂

[@zaxtinhazelhof6006]

diamond company : damn now we broke

[@calebhensley1862]

Fred, George? Is that you? You Weasley you :)

[@keegancan]

So something about light will confirm diamond presence.

[@itsoktoberight4431]

Where does the carbon come from?

[@SupreethDT]

Full documentary plsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

[@hootingweirdo8328]

Did he just superheat that slab of metal or did he put something there

[@DuskyDaily]

It's carbon

[@mohsinshaikh3023]

Your genius man