Liquid Oxygen Falls Into a Magnetic Trap

I show you how O2 is magnetic

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[Bowfinger]

"This looks very attractive to me."

- Liquid oxygen

[potatoeyboi]

That’s so interesting, thanks for these demonstrations!

[His_scars]

I love how the description is just like 😂:
"I show you how O2 is magnetic."

[MegaMisch]

This has to be the one of the coolest demonstations I've ever seen. It really does look like little orbits too. I wonder if you could set up some kind of magnetic plane with peaks at certian points to simulate orbital mechanics.

[albo]

Been stuck in Stage 2 of physics for 3 years now. I feel like I'll never get a real grasp on physics and I'm always impressed with people who can

[saferugdev]

liquid oxygen: look i can float
gas oxygen: hold my beer

[hmm]

Learning this in school: *intense sleeping noises*
Learning the same thing here:

[nidhia]

No one
Me watching liquid oxygen dance, expecting it to somehow help in my chemistry exam tomorrow!

[yayagazab]

Seems like a small scale explanation of how celestial bodies maintain their form & stay within their designated places in space.

[alecxander]

These sounds like something I would learn in my chemistry class hadn't I am distracted by anything else during it.

[Unmannedair]

This is one of your better videos dude. I have known about both of these concepts for some time, but it never occurred me to put them together in such an interesting way. This illustrates electron conduction bands very nicely also.

[_MaxHeadroom_]

This is definitely one of the cooler things I've seen on this channel

[lizardrancher]

Really enjoy the way you pair relatively complex/strange concepts with pretty simple demonstrations of how those things apply in action. Makes it seem more real than just hearing a concept explained in lecture or through diagrams.

[gildeth]

Its my first time seeing liquid oxygen it's so fascinating

[sigmachemManjeet]

Now I will tell you guys why O2 is paramagnetic. Dioxygen ( O2 ) is paramagnetic because it has two unpaired electrons in its anti bonding molecular orbital (pi*) according to M.O.T.

[nekakagiggle]

This liquid oxygen guy sure isn't the brightest falling for a trap like that smh

[noturboi]

I love how there’s an “is” in the title where it shouldn’t be lmao

[JeanMarceaux]

Not choosing to play Oxygene (even at the risk of demonetization) was the grand mistake of this video.

[hsquared]

"Liquid oxygen is falls into a magnetic trap"

Grammar 100

[Blaze]

This deserves better than a vertical video