Scientific Tuesdays - Awesome milk trick!

By taking Milk, food coloring and some dish soap, you can make your milk actually exciting again! Follow the steps in the video closely and you will be up and running in no time at all!

You need:
1. Milk
2. Food coloring
3. Dish Soap

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[elec]

I did this and my mom thought I was making drugs

[Paletero]

22:18
“You shall not permit a sorceress to live.

[retrovirus]

I love how nonchalant you are about Krang.

[senunkid]

This one of the best channels I subscribed to.

[marshall]

you can also put peper in a bowl of water and add a lil dishsoap to your finger and touch the water. all the peper will move to the edges

[Corzine]

i love how every video like this makes we want to do the trick but i'm always missing one thing that you need

[gaburdette]

My attempt worked great. The experiment is a reaction netween the fat in the milk and the disk soap. Wake sure you use whole milk since low fat and skim milk does not have a lot of fat. Also, heat your milk up to at least room temperature. The warmer the solution, the quicker the chemical reaction. Cold milk out of the fridge will not react as fast as warm milk.

[peepla]

This was cool to watch. And the best part...since you did it...and filmed it, I don't have to waste my own groceries.

[ashotpg]

@jeremitron Finally!!!! I could not sleep ! Can you please upload a version without the words?

[CandidlySubtle]

Milk consists of lipids. You add water-soluble dyes. Then add a surfactant to disperse the dyes throughout the lipid. Simple concepts + clever ideas = magic. Lovely. It was interesting how the dyes spun outwards from the center and more dye appeared in the white center. I'm curious as to how it looks once everything almost stops moving.

[LadyTerelle]

Cha- It's used to break down fats and oils on your dirty plates (assuming you actually wash your dishes) and will have the same effect on milk

[jackhacks]

what is the kind of milk hot or cold
and how i can get these colors?
and what kind of soup is this?
i just tried it and it didnt work
any help??

[briellejones]

I could totally do this right now if I wanted! So you just need Milk, food coloring and soap. That's easy!!!

[pandamiranda]

You have a voice of a narrator. Good job.

[ytburro]

What soap is used here, and what brand plate? If you have time, I'd love to know. Thanks for this post!

[MarkkTheSharkk]

There is one where you can put pepper into a small bowl of water and put a LITTLE bit of dish soap on your finger and touch the center... then something cool happens

[BaulaMorcos]

This experiment can be done with skim milk... so the food colouring isn't suspended within the fat molecules, it's suspended in the various proteins of the milk.

[Skatinassassin]

wow i just tried it, and thats awesome i've never done that before. thanks

[xXmkboyXx]

No, the pigment molecules in the blue plate affect the amount of food coloring that is dispersed.

[xXSethManXx]

what i do is take a q-tip then cut the end off then soak it in dish soap then throw it in the food coloring+milk and it looks like a bomb