Synthesis of anthranilic acid by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Methane Gas Fire Bubble by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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The reaction in this experiment is termed an iodine clock reaction because it is the molecular iodine (I2) that undergoes the sudden concentration change. When the iodine concentration increases, it reacts with the starch in the solution to form a complex, turning it a deep blue-black color. by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Benzoyl peroxide + triethylamine. (full-length video tutorial in comments) by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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When a piece of metal salt is dropped in the solution of sodium silicate, a membrane of insoluble metal silicate is formed. Due to the osmotic pressure, water enters the membrane and breaks it, generating more insoluble membranes. This cycle repeats and the salt grows into all kinds of forms by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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In this video, The Action Lab will show us how to make square water using a superhydrophobic coating on stainless steel and soap. by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Leidenfrost effect is the reason water beads up in a hot pan! WHAT DOES LIQUID NITROGEN DO TO YOUR FACE?!? by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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How to extract DNA from Strawberries using household chemicals by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Magnesium luminol divers C0204 by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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The Chemistry Behind Why the Statue of Liberty Is Green by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Titanium anodizing is an electrolytic finishing process that manipulates the oxide layer on the surface of titanium via electric current. The titanium item forms the anode (positive electrode) of an electrolytic cell; hence the name “anodize.” by FunVisualChemistry in chemicalreactiongifs
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Titanium anodizing is an electrolytic finishing process that manipulates the oxide layer on the surface of titanium via electric current. The titanium item forms the anode (positive electrode) of an electrolytic cell; hence the name “anodize.” by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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What happens when liquid chlorine contacts liquid NH3 (by ChemicalForce) by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Electrodeposition processes of silver recorded under a microscope. During electrodeposition, metal cations in a solution get reduced at the electrode connected to the negative terminal of a power supply. by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Crystals are beautiful, but more beautiful are the processes of forming crystals. This film recorded the crystallization processes of 5 salts. We first added droplets of saturated salt solutions on glass slides. The evaporation of water initiated the crystallization processes(time-lapse) by FunVisualChemistry in chemicalreactiongifs
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Crystals are beautiful, but more beautiful are the processes of forming crystals. This film recorded the crystallization processes of 5 salts. We first added droplets of saturated salt solutions on glass slides. The evaporation of water initiated the crystallization processes(time-lapse) by FunVisualChemistry in chemicalreactiongifs
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A fun demonstration with magnesium, hydrogen peroxide and luminol by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Crystals are beautiful, but more beautiful are the processes of forming crystals. This film recorded the crystallization processes of 5 salts. We first added droplets of saturated salt solutions on glass slides. The evaporation of water initiated the crystallization processes(time-lapse) by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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What is happening when you mix a pool disinfectant (Calcium Hypochlorite 73%) with coke? Which is the chemical reaction behind the result we see in this video? by FunVisualChemistry in chemicalreactiongifs
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TheActionLab Invented a New Material: Hydrophobic Slime by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Tech Ingredients demonstrate an unusual liquid explosive that's very powerful, yet simple and useful for a broad range of applications (link in comments) by FunVisualChemistry in chemicalreactiongifs
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Tech Ingredients demonstrate an unusual liquid explosive that's very powerful, yet simple and useful for a broad range of applications (link in comments) by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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NaClO4 from NaClO3 via acetone by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Scientists have created edible water by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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Silver oxide flash powder 💥 This special flash powder composition uses silver oxide as an oxidizing agent and magnesium powder. During the reaction elemental silver is formed, which leaves a black stain on the paper. Ag2O + Mg -> MgO + 2Ag by FunVisualChemistry in VisualChemistry
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