Magic Liquid Science Experiment at Home 🔮🌈🧪⚗️

Welcome to the Tommy Technetium channel, and I'm back with cool and easy science experiment that you can make at home. Using simple materials and universal acid base indicator, you can create a rainbow of color effects in a bottle. You can even get different colors to form in three layers! The effect in this experiment is caused by acid base chemistry and the "salting out" phenomenon. Chemistry is so beautiful! What a great do it yourself science experiment! Stay tuned for more science tricks and cool chemical reactions!

[brusicor]

It works with most pH indicators (bromothymol blue, phenol red, phthalein-type indicators, etc.). The acid form and base form do not have the same solubility in water.

[rich]

You could put red cabbage and water in a blender, strain it, and then use it as an indicator.

[orthoh]

Hi, if by any means you have your hands on some bromine I think it could be interesting to do the bromation of carrot or tomato juice. I think betacaroten which has lots of double C=C bonds would make the juice change in color and probably make a rainbow effect from red (starting with tomato) to blue as the bromation goes on.
Btw, I love all your videos, visual, easy to understand and straight to the point 🧑🏻‍🔬
Kind regards

[nonamegiven]

Would red cabbage juice work? I don't know where to get the indicator.

[JuliusUnique]

metric units = international units for an international video

[M.y]

Hey I am new to this channel, I just saw your video testing the 4 water bottles ph and acidic.

I was wondering what type of water bottles to buy then? Mountain valley?

What’s your thoughts on reverse water osmosis filtration systems?

What should we drink then for clean water to beat your test?

Please let me know thanks!

[zainabalsalman]

Can I use any indicator or does it have to be universal like those have to have a mix of all of the indicators or can I just use cabbage juice will really have the same results or will it have different colours and less vibrancy and wild effects ? I'm looking for a cool chemistry experiment and I really like this but I need a little bit of help given I am not an expert in chemistry

[MadScientist]

Hey man great demo but the L/R audio is 180 out in a lot of places... has the effect of feeling like my head is being ripped apart from the inside 🤣

[Andy_M.S.c]

So...what're the bubbles coming off of the soln?