The Sci Guys: Science at Home - SE2 - EP2: Air Pressure Can Crush - Can Implosions

[@FeralDaniel]

my science teacher really has good taste in KZbin videos ngl. quarantine school work.

[@viviennekinnaman9821]

Quarantine*

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@@motorsportarchie6349 The Comment was edited, That was probably the edit.

[@thefredbearfiles1305]

No way to know for sure though so it might not have been.

[@heemz4330]

yall dont understand the pain i went through typing this science hw link in manually

[@The-sn2um]

Just copy and paste

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Without this video I wouldnt be able to finish my chemistry assignment. You guys teach way better than my science teacher lol

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The phrase “without this video i wouldnt be able to finish my chemisty assingment. you guys teach way better than my science teacher lol” is such a weak mindset. You are ok with what happened, losing, imperfection of a craft. When you stop getting angry after losing, you’ve lost twice. There’s always something to learn, and always room for improvement, never settle.

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Teachers are gods

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[@insxne31]

Fun fact - This is Physics

[@overfotu]

@Unofficial_ Reality been watching flamingo huh?

[@MartinIsRunning]

This is made incredibly relevant by the recent news

[@DiggyT]

This video is going to get a lot of views today

[@Gamesnerd-gy6pz]

There's a key step that is not explained here, which is that after heating the can on the stove, the can is turned upside down and EMPTIED OF HOT WATER. This gives some of the hot air (water vapour) inside the can a chance to escape, which means the pressure inside the can equals the pressure outside the can before it's put in the water. This is important! When the can is put in the water, the opening of the can is covered by the water and a VACUUM is created. This vacuum means that when the water vapour inside the can cools and shrinks, the pressure inside the can is suddenly weaker than the pressure outside the can, and that's why the can is crushed. If the air pressure inside the can is greater than the air pressure outside the can when the can is placed in the water, then cooling the water vapour inside the can would result in merely making the air pressure inside the can the same as the air pressure outside the can, and no crushing would occur.

[@kickdowndoors]

0:46 oh im just making some tea, let me get my lab coat, my googles and my heatproof gloves. boiling water, guys- stay safe! haha jk great vid tho guys

[@elizabethcelestec]

You guys are waay better than my chem teacher

[@iwanttosuckyouoffand9437]

celeste chavez OUCH

[@28ebdh3udnav]

This is physics. Physical changes, not chemical.

[@joaquinbadman9678]

@@28ebdh3udnav then why tf they teaching this in chemistry

[@harkiratandshubreet8775]

My chem teacher make me sleep

[@djp1151]

@@28ebdh3udnav ok karen

[@minifam3124]

Thanks so much! I had a lab report due on this, and you helped me to understand it. Got an A+!

[@mrrafflesandnelliebea1544]

Teacher: watch this link. Me: looking though the comments

[@carelesswhimper]

This is about to get very popular because of the recent submarine incident :(

[@hahahhahahhahhaben]

ohh

[@TheInstinctWithinV2]

Just watched a video talking about why the pipes of the Titanic collapsed, and guy was saying it was exactly this concept but on a much larger scale. The superheated thin metal cylinders touched the freezing arctic waters and snapped the support wires due to air pressure, before finally toppling over into the ocean. Maybe that was one of the many loud metallic booms they described hearing, the pressure reaction.

[@SarcyBoi41]

POV: You're a fish watching a bunch of scummy billionaires about to bite the big one

[@Rj1606b]

The banter in this video is just out of this world

[@ChampBeats.]

Who is here after the whole submarine thing?

[@materialman577]

🎉😊

[@soul-candy-music]

The titanic thing made me think of this!

[@anp7997]

God bless you two guys So beautifully explained We enjoyed watching it Very informative Superb animation Sending lots of love blessings and wishes to you two👌👌🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@mrgoodman7837]

u lie

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based mom

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@@lautaroteruelo9923 what? Wtf is wrong with you. All she was doing was being nice

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[@mirrlamp]

These guys with their gloves, eye protection and apron took safety more seriously than the guy in charge of the Titan submersible. May they all rest in peace.

[@george-rt4xo]

helped me with my homework

[@mrgoodman7837]

u lie

[@rafae168]

@@mrgoodman7837 ye, he lie

[@christianyoung2625]

omg this is an amazing explanation!! Thanks all for the support!!!

[@christianyoung2625]

omg you're welcome!

[@yess3931]

@@christianyoung2625 lol

[@theafro-veganfamily624]

Who else is here because of the Titan submarine?

[@_kaiisxke]

i was literally about to give up and get a F but after seeing that this is so easy to make and explain i might get a good grade thanks!

[@ismaelrdomingo9068]

Billionaire smoothie

[@randomclipsmilitary9056]

Mad because brodies more rich

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@CommunistBot No successful thriving happy commie countries huh? 🫵🤣

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Slap a motor on it, weld it shut, add a joystick, and charge rich Lego people to explore the Lego titanic.

[@archanatanwar9666]

Thank you guys... I was trying to understand this from 1 hour... And you guys made me understood it easily ... Thank you so much

[@jotarokujo8845]

why is my science teacher making me watch this?

[@jotarokujo8845]

Because she doesn't notice that I can't remember a freaking thing 😂😅

[@jotarokujo8845]

@@justaguy6415 because i just got a new stand so now i have two stands so i can call out both for extra power to stop foes

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[@pyramid1371]

I thought you had to make a thesis on a starfish

[@clipstv7965]

Same

[@thehobbist5544]

I think a few of us can say that we are here because of the now imploded submersible, the Titan, which was supposed to carry 5 people down to the Titanic wreckage. May they rest in peace.

[@assioshungwe4013]

Who came here after the titanic incident

[@filipszuperak5685]

Not me

[@MaheenTalat]

nah i came here cuz my teacher told me to😔😭😭😭

[@melloxmello6240]

I’m here after the one year anniversary of that 😅

[@cudot2602]

This is the end results of Titanic sub exploration

[@imlekgolo]

titan sub brought me here

[@baydude1701]

So this is what happened to that submarine

[@Juiceimortal]

who's hear after the Titan Submarine implosion?

[@theeperson3764]

Yup. Trying to figure out how implosion works

[@someboredkid7933]

Thanks so much for this video! I understood everything and made my notes myself from your guys' explanation, because the notes on my teachers ppt were so confusing! The practical experiment helped as well, thanks again! This was a big help :)

[@StaticBlaster]

✋Here due to recent events

[@norbertomoreno169]

Helping me with my chemistry Performance Task, Thank you guys

[@debl9957]

Take a large body of water and a leaky submersible .....

[@Sweatysaur]

Well Atleast Someone Is Benefiting From The Titanics Sub Disaster 😂 Enjoy The Views On You’re Videos Guy Jaja

[@avnikhatri8797]

"ryan gotta crush cans" "yeah you did" me and my friends be like~

[@SierraLeoneballMapping]

I watched my science teacher, Ms. Perry do this in science class today!

[@Bryceshoemaker89]

This video helped me understand what to do cause I was confused about what to do.

[@alansmithee419]

"Today we're going to be using basic, everyday equipment, so we're gonna need multiple pieces of chemistry lab protection to make sure our eyes, bodies, and hands are safe from the dangers of simple cooking methods."

[@gogy4]

I'm having a test with a question involving this video. Your video sparked school wide tests. Kappa

[@aliceinponderlan]

I'm here bcos of the Titanic submersible. Rest in peace to those lost souls.

[@SarcyBoi41]

Their souls are currently burning in Hell. Billionaires are inherently evil and kill thousands upon thousands of people every year with their "cost-cutting measures". FINALLY it's rich people suffering for their own disgusting acts instead of countless poor people in their place. Nothing tragic about this, it's pure karma.

[@ameliacarter4835]

This helped me with homework on why divers have/ need watches when they go lower than 50m as well as i did this experiment twice except once it steamed we put plastercine over and one exploded because of the pressure the other actually did what it was supposed to.

[@TheSathish038]

Everything is Excellently briefed...👏👏 But, Why the Pressure in the Can decreases to the level, lower than the Atmospheric Pressure ??

[@TheSathish038]

@@abrxz._ bruh, plz complete the explanation...

[@obaladenis7395]

Guys thank you so much for video because its informative for the scholars

[@theeperson3764]

Just trying to figure out how that submarine imploded…

[@redphantom0265]

Woah that's crazy it got pretty out of line when you claimed to crush minorities, it was a bit surprising but all in all good video.

[@jackyoung7571]

Thanks! I missed the day we did this lab and your video helped me make it up and understand it

[@rizzyullah]

So this happened - titanic sub drama

[@gracewilliams9689]

Sick vid bro!

[@creationsbyaryaandaarush8595]

Is there any alternative for empty can? the video is amazing!

[@fortnitemyboy2147]

Looks like I wasn’t the only one that their science teacher assigned this assignment

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Thanks for the inspiration!

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You guys are awesome your videos help me be more creative . Love ya both I keep up the good work. Happy new year by the way

[@felixguitar1108]

We watched this in my science lesson!

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[@To_WW]

Hello I just saw this in my 5th period science class!

[@Brotocal]

Don't mind me I just came here to share this video to a friend to show him what happened to that Billionaire's submarine.

[@jazza2k135]

Came here after the news dropped today 22/06/23 about the titanic tourist submarine part was found. Still looking for the full wreck to be found

[@KairhanosGaming]

this is oddly relevant now

[@zayankeezhana7241]

It helped me with my science project Thank you

[@nicollecasey7782]

Thanks for helping me explain my science lab!

[@ABCoe4711]

Video is entertaining and I think my high school chemistry students would enjoy watching it, but part of your explanation is wrong and I'm hesitant to use an incorrect video in my classroom. Your can is open on the top while it is being heated. Therefore, the pressure inside the can IS NOT increasing as you modeled. The water & water vapor inside the can is being heated so the particles move faster and "spread out" so they actually leave through the opening in the top of the can. As long as it's open, the pressure inside and outside of the can will be equal. Then, it's only the decreasing pressure inside the can that causes the outside pressure to crush it.

[@금예슬-m2j]

Courtney Coe Is it Gay lussac's law?

[@Dish.Washer]

+Courtney Coe My chem teacher told us that the steam being produced is created faster than it can escape from the top.

[@payasitotutin]

Courtney Coe what gas law is this?

[@megan9679]

Just keeping my place for my science class :3 1:05 1:16 1:19 1:25

[@velcrochannel3430]

Can u do an experiment using entropy as a source of power? Like make the can a cylinder draw a piston up and turn a crankshaft and try to slow it down by producing energy. Seems like we are doing it backwards. A million ways to use entropy as an energy source.

[@Shearper2]

what happened to the titan submersible multiplied by oh, lets say, 100 fold

[@ariarogers5856]

thank you I’ll use this for my lab on Friday

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Hey Ms. Stuntz’s class!

[@wunky5591]

Really epic

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Nah jtssilly

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It didn't work for my teacher! XD Great experiment!!

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Wow I wasn't expecting my science teacher to tell me to watch something cool

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Very good video for science lol

[@pastelmilk2047]

I did this in science class. It was cool

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xXxSavageQueenxX x same I did it today

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I have to watch this for my physics class

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Can you discuss your experiment base on your observation??

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Very nice explanation.

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i very much enjoyed this thanks for doing my chem homework : )

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Thank you !!!! I just understood this topic .

[@aarondoerschel1039]

That was a very helpful video. The reason I seeked it out originally was because I currently have an exhaust leak underneath my car and something very weird is happening that I figured this video would somehow be able to help me out with. In the mornings when I drive to work and it is 30° outside, I have the heat on in the cab of the car and I smell zero exhaust. On the way home it is 60° outside so the inside of my car is the same temperature as the outside and fumes are so strong I can hardly breathe. Why is it that the exhaust does not come into the cab in the morning and yet it does in the afternoon? Is it because the molecules inside the cabin are very excited and have more pressure than the outside environment which is keeping the exhaust from coming in?

[@ericc365]

Probably you’re just pressurizing the cabin with the heater fan. Has nothing to do with molecular excitement.

[@hollyg6194]

2:57 was it for me

[@Doctor_gopher47]

Thanks for you guys cause my experiment is related to this and it helped

[@pawankaur4044]

Thanks really helped me in homework

[@wunky5591]

So cool

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I have to watch this for school

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You guys helped me on my home work and your so good you got a sub

[@TheSciGuys]

+EPIC BOSS COW well you're very welcome and thanks for watching

[@arafulcher9900]

This video helps me do my homework and my class did the same experiment I like your video I also like the way you explain it with pictures that real helped me understand how you did it.😃😄😜😃😉

[@zazudmaris8863]

This is basically what happened to the titanic submarine

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thank you ..palak and yash ko ache se samj gaya !!

[@archiewyldes1035]

I enjoyed it

[@leanner2732]

ty for helping me for my science homework

[@doriwaters2892]

If the molecules are leaving the can when it is heated, then why is the inside of the can not a low pressure system, since the molecules are expanding and leaving it

[@jakecalhoun]

Thanks so much you helped me finish my science project

[@erikgarcia4517]

Nice video👍

[@Potatomatoo]

Nicely done

[@juventus_soccer.]

The titanic submarine implosion😮

[@battleroyalereacts5681]

Very good explanation in my book it is written in very hard words and then I find your videos you helped me a lot but I have a doubts can we do it without googles 🙏