Helium - A SUPERFLUID Element, THAT CAN CLIMB WALLS!

[@sayanbiswas4158]

6:31 lol. "Viscosity is both present and absent (like my father)" Turn on the subtitles to see. Seriously man. 😂😂

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[@cookiepie8]

After this I turned on the subtitles to rofl

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[@nwah4494]

4:58 "The so called Lambda point, (lamb: baaaaaaaaaaaaaaa)" people having fun writing subtitles I'm astonished stunned

[@TheGolfdaily]

If physics class taught us such interesting facts about elements, students will pay more attention to the subject! Thanks for sharing this video!👍

[@ankitsaha9024]

It's ironic that the only reason I'm watching this is because this was taught to us in chemistry class

[@pratishthabajracharya7]

You mean.. Chemistry class?

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[@MrBalkanx3Mix]

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[@unoriginalhazard]

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[@commelinales]

You mean, with captions?

[@swabianscience]

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[@jeffkelley3419]

I really enjoyed and learned a lot about the properties of Helium. Your title made me think I would actually get to watch Helium climb a wall. I take it to mean the walls of an enclosed container. Your videos are very educational. Thank you.

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[@gruforevs]

As soon as I heard your accent I knew this was going to be a fantastic video.

[@BillAnt]

At 6:29 the close caption reads "Viscosity is both present and absent. (Like my father)" WTF?! "Like my father" hahaha

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Your Videos are getting better and better!

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[@falconpowerful2362]

That super-fluid footage is awesome!!!

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[@TheDisabledGamersChannel]

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[@rafags2987]

6:30 "like my father" lol what

[@Andreware]

I saw that too. Awesome :)

[@saidibrahim8185]

I like the accent of this teacher and explanation

[@sandofarms]

Please make video about your father's viscosity. Thank you.

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[@danre2492]

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[@the_unrepentant_anarchist.]

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[@ShifuCareaga]

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[@Just_A_Dude]

Because it sounds similar to the stereotypical "German Know-It-All" scientist from the cartoons of our youth. Not saying I disagree with you, mind you.

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[@v2talk]

Viscosity of superfluid Helium is both present and absent, like my father.. lmao what a dark sense of humor

[@thomasdimarco1167]

Loved this episode, thanks!

[@REDLEG-OSAURUS]

One of the best videos that I have ever seen about liquid helium.

[@adamkelly5478]

Great video, and thanks for having my cousin in the end of the video.

[@LABratschist]

Great series. Interesting and informative, and great way to introduce the elements.

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[@raihanakram530]

"...Guys, Please meet Helium."

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[@sh_dragon]

Liquid helium climbing walls has to be one of the coolest science experiment out there. Pun not even intended.

[@TheCortymast]

To make things clear: The low weight of Helium has nothing to do with it's molar mass. With that logic aluminium would float around too, because it has a molar mass of 26g/mol. It is not about the molar mass, it is about the DENSITY.

[@EnginAtik]

For an ideal gas molar mass is analogous to density: One Mol of ideal gas under one atmosphere pressure and zero degree Celcius occupies 22.4 liters of volume regardless of the molar mass of the gas (ideal gas law.)

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[@kokfahchong1867]

It's extremely difficult to cool helium to solid even at extreme low temperature. Why? This is due to its unique nucleus structure where its nucleus would start stockpile up abundant photons at lambda temperature since its specific heat is also at maximum at lambda temperature in which we expect those helium atoms to have very high kinetic energy. In addition, we suspect helium atoms at lambda temperature are also enveloping with rather strong magnetic field where this would allow them to adhere strong enough on the flask's wall. With their high kinetic energy, helium atoms can creep out from the flask by adhered strong enough on the flask's wall while moving at very high speeds. The mystery of superfluidity of helium at lambda temperature has been solved. If you are interested in real discoveries, I would recommend you to read my book, The Unification Theory - Volume One and you will be amazed with lots of new, interesting discoveries. In God I trust.

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[@MichaelTheRead]

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[@SeriusSim]

I can't wait for Thoisoi2 to complete his periodic table video serie so he can start creating new elements for the next uploads

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A fellow Destiny gamer and a Chemist

[@akshatsharma657]

Mr translator, that puts captions in these videos I would like to appreciate your work and your personal touches in the captions that makes the video more entertaining

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Video was great and pronounciation was ultra great

[@will5793]

Your accent is beautiful my Russian friend.

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[@panzer4391]

@@arturtruu7497 Well, he actually speaks russian perfectly (I can't hear any accent).

[@arturtruu7497]

@@panzer4391 he's used footage from an estonian museum, besides i would recognize a fellow estonian and any estonian accent

[@muhammedsunij]

"viscosity of both present and absent(like my father)", just can't stop laughing.

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I do love that Alfred Leitner video.

[@yurikz9]

actually the retailers of helium tanks added at least 20% of "not helium" because helium is the cheapest and painless way to commit suicide, and it's safe to others the concentration of helium in the air needs to be above 95% i think, then in 30 mins or so you'll just get sleepy, faint, and in less than 6hrs you're dead quite selfish to remove the cheap way to commit suicide that doesn't hurt others tbh that's

[@octowuss1888]

Cheapest way would be to breath pure nitrogen. This would cause a "pleasant" asphyxiation - euphoria, unconsciousness and then death within a few minutes.

[@yurikz9]

Octowuss but I have never seen somewhere selling nitrogen and helium is a "pleasant" one too, u don't get the asphyxiation feeling that carbon monoxide gives, and usually you could get by using just a single party cylinder, now ya cant :(

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First off your a sick fuck. People should not be killing themselves. Second any welding gas supplier sells nitrogen. It is used to purge stainless steel pipes for 100% welds.

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Sanch Arino don't you think it's up to the person if they want to live or not? or we don't even own ourselves?

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Am i the only one who gives a fuck about the rules?

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This guy sound like my mother trying to speak English! :)) It is hilarious!

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Best part of each of his videos is when he says "keramic". Very likeable accent and easier to understand that most english native speakers.

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[@Starman141]

This was a very informing video on why we need to colonize the moon. Helium can be used for many things future energy related is the message I got out of this video.

[@poli4869]

informative and well made video, and above all, cute accent as always😄

[@Beijzer]

I haven't even watched yet but god damn these videos are sick! Keep it up!!!!

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Thanks for the very good presentation of hélium and the accent is nice :) Plus you're right father are here all over our lives wheter they are alive or dead, respect if you understood that

[@sophiemartin8641]

Ok. C'était la fin de la journée pour le gars qui a arrangé les sous-titres.

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[@jmchez]

Great video as always. But, for the first time, I wished that you had added captions.

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[@akkatfiresafety8567]

Thank you for your explanation

[@5oclock_Charlie]

I would like to note that helium does have a reactive compound.. so Take your hydron-collider. take murons, which have a negative charge but are similar in weight to protons & neutrons. and slam those into the helium atoms. They will knock off one of the electrons, and due to it being similar in weight to a N or P+ it will orbit very close to the Nucleus, and the unchanged electron orbits at its normal level, and now you have Helium 4.1 (4 for the MM of Helium & 1 because it looks like hydrogen with a MM of 1.01 or just 1) and now this is a reactive helium atom, However I do not know how stable it is, I just know it exists. So.. take hydrogen give is a proton sized electron (a Muron), and now it acts like hydrogen but is classified as Helium.

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Nobody cared.

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And I always thought helium was pretty boring. TIL! Awesome video!

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[@cristea_mihaela]

Nice done, sir. You really catched my attention with the helium being able to to drain through the finest pores of glass.

[@geryvalhart]

6:30 present and absent like my father I laugh so hard. Hahaha

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[@StephanLiebenberg]

Really interesting!! I didn't know helium could pass through solids! That's crazy!

[@XtreeM_FaiL]

Stephan Liebenberg It's because on microscopic level they are not solid.

[@chvarun7418]

Great episode

[@bikerusl]

I thought that another amazing property of He is that it is the smallest free molecule (because it is lowest on periodic table but also noble and balanced electron levels therefore tighter orbits than hydrogen) which means that as a gas it can penetrate any container. Is this also why the super-fluid can permeate the ceramic container?

[@Kargoneth]

It can (and will) pass through any gaps in the molecular lattice of the walls of its container. Ceramics produced via sintering tend to have some level of porosity. The porosity can be reduced by sintering over a longer period of time and by compacting the ceramic powder with a press.

[@ceciliadefurianni4294]

“Balloons that children love so much” cracked me up as an American but I loved the accent anyway

[@SomethingtoappeaseGoogle-1024]

It's very interesting how this guy makes videos that are 10x better than periodic videos even though periodic videos has the funding from a University whereas this channel is run by one guy asking for money on patreon. Periodic Videos needs to step up their game and transition to shooting actual experiments instead of an old man for at least half the duration of any given video.

[@Mr-Electronist]

Thank you for the great video !

[@normancomeau371]

this conundrum of helium 3 and 4 needs more exposure since the origin of 3 is not widely known.

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Awesome videos!

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Great short vedio!

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Don't worry about your accent, its 100% comprensible

[@randomshittutorials]

I didnt understand all of it sadly

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Sub'd. Thanks for your efforts. :)

[@davidamoritz]

True story. I was picking up my girlfriend when younger 1987 maybe, and she worked in a grocery store and at closing all the teens were playing with the flower shop helium and one of the guys passed out and had to have a ambulance called he almost died from it he was hitting it a lot. Crazy huh

[@PacoRobbins]

David Moritz Not really it just sounds like your girlfriend worked with some complete idiots.

[@davidamoritz]

Jeromy Williams well they were 16 and it was 1987 but yeah im sure we all do stupid crap when young but the moral of the story is you can hurt yourself with using it too much.☺

[@ke6gwf]

The secret to breathing helium safely is that after you finish talking like a chipmunk from a deep breath of helium, you need to take a couple of deep breaths of air to replenish your oxygen, before you take another hit of helium. If each inhale is helium, then you are going to run out of oxygen quickly. Otherwise, it is no worse than holding your breath for the length of time you have helium in your lungs.

[@nigelft]

@@ke6gwf Fun fact: some people whom, in nations where captial punishment is still lawful, are advocating for gas chambers that, instead of using the classic hydrogen cyanide, instead fill the chamber with Nitrogen, or Nitrogen/Argon mix, the idea being to induce hypoxia via inert gas asphyxiation. In fact, as of March 2018, three US states ( Alabama, Oklahoma, and Mississippi) have switched to using inert gas asphyxiation via Nitrogen as a means of carrying out executions, although so far, iirc, no-one has been executed via such means yet. Intrestingly, part of the reason why, save for 'humane reasons', is that it is becoming increasingly difficult for states that not have capital punishment on its statutes, but employ the lethal injection, is that obtaining one, if not all three, of the drugs used, has become increasingly difficult, due to companies unwilling to supply drugs for use in executions, as opposed to anaesthesia. Whether or not more states opt for inert gas asphyxiation as a means of execution means companies producing said gas refusing to supply for such means is one far from yet answered ... In addition, the use of inert gas asphyxiation may be used as a far less stressful, ergo humane, method of slaughtering animals for food, abet still comparatively expensive one ... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inert_gas_asphyxiation

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Nice video buddy i like your accent

[@raoulman1]

very nice video, keep going.Where can i find a glass bottle of helium like your ?

[@rohitr7557]

I came here so that i don't have to watch black n white videos to check out liquid helium.Totally amazed!

[@Kargoneth]

Helium, like hydrogen, is very difficult to contain. The superfluidity also makes it challenging to directly measure the volume of superfluidic helium stored within a container. You have to do things like measure the electrical resistance of a wire within the container. Lower resistance means more helium.

[@yiiyatschan1395]

The captions are hilarious

[@pertechnetyl]

Wow, Mr. Kapitsa. There is a mineral named afer him (kapitsaite-(Y)).

[@jo_peripateticien]

merci Eliott

[@bigredinfinity3126]

Can you please provide the link to the videos you used in the video Thanks

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[@borysnijinski331]

One thing you failed to mention is the reverse meniscus that liquid helium forms.

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Woohoo Moon & Sam Rockwell!

[@MikeJones-rh4xk]

Can someone explain to me how it doesn't just leak out the bottom and manage to climb up the walls?? Was the cup made of a special substance that even superfluid helium could not leak through???

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[@loser3829]

I love science only because it gives us a closer look at God's creations.

[@ЯнаГерман-ъ7ю]

Watching with subtitles. 6:29 caption had me lol

[@changhyeonglee3409]

sir, how can i make it transparent vessel for storing liquid helium and where can i buy it? Please tell me

[@booklover2049]

thanks for this!