What does the silver chloride turn into when the light strikes it? I read that silver bromide goes from yellow to purple when light hits it. I'm fascinated by all this but I really want to know what the light actually does to these silver salts.
@JibbyDee my guess is that the light punches the atoms, knocking off electrons which causes a chemical reaction with.. well here ends my thought.. I guess oxygen
When you say "Negative Image", does that mean it will turn out the negative of whatever colour you shine on it? EG: if you shine a blue light on it, it will be yellow. If you shine a red light on it, it will be light blue?
@NurdRage Why not soak the filter at first with AgNO3 and then after drying apply NaCl solution? I guess, then the Ag- ions should be incorporated in the paper, right?
I remember how my mom and I used to do this in her photo lab she had but with actual photo paper. I love digital film and all the things it does, but if I had the choice, I'd prolly stick with good old fashioned silver. plus, there's a certain satisfaction you get from developing a good print. :)
if you want to store the silver chloride for long periods of time without fear of photodecomposition, cleaned out amber glass A1 steak sauce bottles are GREAT!
I believe the amount of chlorine produced is miniscule because I've done this with my mom (who is a professional photographer) in a small enclosed darkroom, and I didn't smell anything that remotely smelled like chlorine.
I see you're backed-up with questions here lol. But can te AgCl be recycled, so that darkened powder can be re-lightened? Preferably without requiring chlorine gas to do it haha.
Yes, with a rehalogenating bleach, for example a solution of potassium ferricyanide and sodium bromide, or in this case you probably want sodium chloride - which should work - I think.
could you prepare the AgCl ahead of time so that it is already dry? Would you spread a thin layer onto a solid support and expsose as demonstrated? and I assume store it away from light.
You dont usually store AgCl. Usually you store AgNO3 and add Cl- to it when nescassary. But yes, if you did store it, youd need to use a tinted container
Ha, sorry I had to laugh at that.. just because you used a nitrate to produce it doesn't mean it still is a nitrate.. thats like using salt instead of a needed oxidizer because just because it's silver chloride, doesn't make it any better then sodium chloride. No oxygen there.
You don't need a silver bar for this, just silver nitrate and salt. You can buy salt at your local grocery, You can make silver nitrate in one of our previous videos.
Do you have a silver mirror reaction in one of your vids? Sorry didn't bother to check, if you do that's great, it's a neat reaction I believe to test for aldehyde.
Hard to say, prices vary depending on economy and shipping costs. Your best bet is to look in Ebay for silver bars. That will give you a rough idea how much it'll cost.
Hi Nurd :3
TheAnonymousFTW 2 weeks ago
Informative. Thanks!
acuriousbeast 1 month ago
anyone else think that looked like cocaine???
charlese60125 1 month ago
What does the silver chloride turn into when the light strikes it? I read that silver bromide goes from yellow to purple when light hits it. I'm fascinated by all this but I really want to know what the light actually does to these silver salts.
JibbyDee 2 months ago
@JibbyDee my guess is that the light punches the atoms, knocking off electrons which causes a chemical reaction with.. well here ends my thought.. I guess oxygen
DeanMalenko 1 month ago
You can tell he's Canadian because he said: "eh"....why do people post shit like that? I do say "eh" all that much, eh.
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When you say "Negative Image", does that mean it will turn out the negative of whatever colour you shine on it? EG: if you shine a blue light on it, it will be yellow. If you shine a red light on it, it will be light blue?
MrSkinnyBill 4 months ago
this is also how transitions corrective lenses work
scienceman64 5 months ago in playlist More videos from NurdRage
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PyroDesu 5 months ago
And my classmates think science is boring. Well hey will be burning in hell.
Star12312312345 6 months ago
Isn't it what they used in the 2nd World War, in the bunkers, if the light should dissapear?
Simon4romDk 7 months ago
@NurdRage Why not soak the filter at first with AgNO3 and then after drying apply NaCl solution? I guess, then the Ag- ions should be incorporated in the paper, right?
Elune137 7 months ago
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luigifire1001 8 months ago
Would the experiment work with CuCl2, AgI, AuCl2, LiCl, or any other halide? :P
sambrulz 1 year ago
@sambrulz yes all of the above, not sure about fluoride or bromide though.
spotlightman1234 8 months ago
Is table salt KCl or NaCl?
Knalhummer 1 year ago
@Knalhummer NaCl. but KCl will works also
spotlightman1234 1 year ago 11
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SteelersRep 1 year ago
does CuCl work as well and if so plaese show how to make CuCl.thanks.
melnadiacillian 1 year ago
@melnadiacillian
I don't think it will work with copper chloride. only silver halides have this photochemical effect.
japanesepoptart 1 year ago
t-his guy is big brother
x69Crunchyx 1 year ago
I remember how my mom and I used to do this in her photo lab she had but with actual photo paper. I love digital film and all the things it does, but if I had the choice, I'd prolly stick with good old fashioned silver. plus, there's a certain satisfaction you get from developing a good print. :)
japanesepoptart 1 year ago
If u use a magnesium strip it will take less then 10 min.
svenroos1 1 year ago
that was pretty cool.
All we do in chem lab is identify chemicals and empirical formulas.
this would be a fun one to do.
mydogsparky1991 1 year ago
Please show more Photochemistry if you can. It's Very COOL.
Thanks.
MrThomasj95 1 year ago
The negative finish looks kinda like a heart. I guess you really do love science. :D
AlexWHock 1 year ago
if you want to store the silver chloride for long periods of time without fear of photodecomposition, cleaned out amber glass A1 steak sauce bottles are GREAT!
pyropakman 1 year ago
wow that's a very nice logo...
deimos2k6 1 year ago
I believe the amount of chlorine produced is miniscule because I've done this with my mom (who is a professional photographer) in a small enclosed darkroom, and I didn't smell anything that remotely smelled like chlorine.
japanesepoptart 1 year ago
nurdrage, the silver nitrate formed will form sodium nitrate solution right?
ScienceGeek36 1 year ago
@ScienceGeek36
Yes but the liquid may also have unreacted silver nitrate and sodium chloride
mewrox99 1 year ago
we were just learning about this in class! i had a hard time getting everything down, but this video gives me a good idea.thanks!!
greatkid4869 1 year ago
Is it possible to turn it back into silver chloride after exposing it to light? Im pretty sure the answer is no, but Im just checking.
mrmeowmix2300 1 year ago
do you want to play a game?...the voice sounds like jigsaw
gasser5001 1 year ago
when it decomposes it forms chlorine right?
olympicfan2 2 years ago
can you fix it? congratulations!
joaomorris 2 years ago
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Momofboysx 2 years ago
HA, didn't let mine dry:P
But i'll post the video soon..
SulaFreaks 2 years ago
cool for nurds
darklightnessful 2 years ago
This is interesting! Cool to know how this works.
UCreateChange 2 years ago
it helps people
TheGoku907 2 years ago
does it also make NaNO3?
JACKSONSPIDER 2 years ago
Yes, it does
chemiealex 2 years ago
love your videos and im a subscriber but seriously, your nails are a little too long
blueduderanch 2 years ago
he probley plays guitar
radioactivemonkey111 2 years ago
that would be an acceptable reason :D
blueduderanch 2 years ago
If he playes the guitar, he has to have long nails
chemiealex 2 years ago
i play and have done for a long time and i dont have long nails
blueduderanch 2 years ago
CAN I KEEP IT?
IS IT SOLID?
nextboo 2 years ago
I tried this, it works great! Is it releasing chlorine gas?
justonium 2 years ago
Yes:
2 AgCl --light--> 2 Ag + Cl2
chemiealex 2 years ago
really cool experiment!
simbathewildcat 2 years ago
ಠ_ಠ
ilhadosmacacos 2 years ago
cool 5/5
killman369547 2 years ago
I see you're backed-up with questions here lol. But can te AgCl be recycled, so that darkened powder can be re-lightened? Preferably without requiring chlorine gas to do it haha.
Great video though, thanks for sharing!
AScannerClearly 2 years ago
Yes, with a rehalogenating bleach, for example a solution of potassium ferricyanide and sodium bromide, or in this case you probably want sodium chloride - which should work - I think.
Athiril 2 years ago
how would you fix the image, or stop it from further developing
chinesepinguin 2 years ago
With fixer.
You can make your own universal fixer from sodium thiosulphate (found at pool supply stores) or just use fixer.
Athiril 2 years ago
could you prepare the AgCl ahead of time so that it is already dry? Would you spread a thin layer onto a solid support and expsose as demonstrated? and I assume store it away from light.
chemistmcg 2 years ago
You can mix it with food gelatin found at stores to make an emulsion layer you can spread over something rather than straight powder.
Athiril 2 years ago
Of course his voice really sounds like that! Born with two Y chromosomes, I'd wager.
loltehinternet 2 years ago
does your voice actually sound like that?(no offence) or do you do some computer effects to hide your voice identity?
jobindnl 2 years ago
Next you need to show us how to develop the images.
Jayemay 2 years ago
Its already developed by exposure to light which does a similar thing as short exposure + chemical development
Athiril 2 years ago
Greetings, nurdrage. Can we also use a centrifuge to settle the AgCl to the sides? Or will it have more disadvantage?
wholenote654456 2 years ago 2
you could.
but you don't really need to, the extra recovery is very little.
But if you want, go for it :)
NurdRage 2 years ago
how can you stop any further reaction once the "image" has been etched?
3MTARTANTAPE 2 years ago
Pretty cool, eh?
sportpedmikey 2 years ago
"pretty cool heh?" lol
xamRedhead 2 years ago 41
If silver chloride precipitates from the solution, does the solution that you pour off now contain sodium nitrate?
ShadyMan01 2 years ago 4
Your videos are great, keep up the good work!
svenp 2 years ago 2
This is how early astronomers took pictures of the night sky!
MissyJae 2 years ago 2
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SasoriRocks988 2 years ago
what could be considered a bright light 100 watt light bulb?
kallevigabc12 2 years ago
When the AgCl decomposes, it decomposes into elemental silver and chlorine, correct?
glyceroltrinitrate 2 years ago
yes
NurdRage 2 years ago
Poisonus Chlorine
Oz6102 2 years ago 2
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i'll bet the guy making the videos is also interested in making the explosives... so why does it mater?
youdontknowme55364 2 years ago
You just lost the bet. We are completely and totally averse to making anything that goes boom. ;)
NurdRage 2 years ago
Why do you disgise your voice ?
SasoriRocks988 2 years ago
@NurdRage in your opinion what was your most dangerous experiment so far?
cresteddrake 1 year ago
I fill bad for you, because every one on youtube just wants to know how to make explosives, when this is chemistry! not explosives!
skuitarman 2 years ago
could i use the Silver chloride for flash powder
miraclo3 2 years ago
was this done in the olden days?
milotickz 2 years ago
if you were to store the silver chloride for future use, you would have to use a solid or tinted container correct or is that even neccessary
albgk 2 years ago
You dont usually store AgCl. Usually you store AgNO3 and add Cl- to it when nescassary. But yes, if you did store it, youd need to use a tinted container
pHzerodotcom 2 years ago
ok cool
albgk 2 years ago
if the precipitate is the silver chloride what happened to the sodium nitrate?
xokekxo 2 years ago
its in the water, which you blot away
NurdRage 2 years ago
Mix with magnesium powder,will it formation light sensitive flash powder?
b43e65f77 2 years ago
nope
NurdRage 2 years ago
Ha, sorry I had to laugh at that.. just because you used a nitrate to produce it doesn't mean it still is a nitrate.. thats like using salt instead of a needed oxidizer because just because it's silver chloride, doesn't make it any better then sodium chloride. No oxygen there.
moosey333 2 years ago
Wow :o Could this be how early photography started?
Coby19666 2 years ago
that was how, a mess in a lab istarde the whole thing
smvuy 2 years ago
cool stuff
TwistedMayhem 2 years ago
Alternatively, add ammonia to the mixture and watch your precipitate disappear. =D
HugelyBig 2 years ago
That's doesn't help with the photochemistry.
NurdRage 2 years ago
Well no, but it's still kinda cool. Not awesome like what you did with the precipitate, but still cool. =)
HugelyBig 2 years ago
if you want some cool science, check out our "NurdRage Presents: 3 cool things of science" video.
NurdRage 2 years ago
very cool stuff !! cant stop watching! when u going to make tcpo?
fukingdahc 2 years ago
is it silver bromide that is used in film?
jbeer82 2 years ago
hi where can i get the silver bar and all the chemicals for this??
fight4beer 2 years ago
You don't need a silver bar for this, just silver nitrate and salt. You can buy salt at your local grocery, You can make silver nitrate in one of our previous videos.
NurdRage 2 years ago
Do you have a silver mirror reaction in one of your vids? Sorry didn't bother to check, if you do that's great, it's a neat reaction I believe to test for aldehyde.
Shumeshi 2 years ago
check
NurdRage 2 years ago
i wonder if i could enter this is some kind of science fairs or somethin
Killerkaizer 2 years ago
i don't see why not. ;)
NurdRage 2 years ago
Subbed after watching the first vid.. have been watching all of them now. Very interesting stuff. can't wait to see how to make TCPO.
6LordMortus9 2 years ago
thx
NurdRage 2 years ago
genius genius genius
love it :)
agdamp 2 years ago
cool
hiervince 3 years ago
awesome. I subbed too.
Flythruproductions 3 years ago
Thank you!
NurdRage 3 years ago
AWSOME
randompark 3 years ago
Thx! =)
NurdRage 3 years ago
Awesome n_n
Linziosis 3 years ago
thanks!
NurdRage 3 years ago
Sweet. :)
FrostyEagle7 3 years ago
thanks!
NurdRage 3 years ago
Thats awsome as always
WanderingConfused 3 years ago
thx!
NurdRage 3 years ago
how much does a silver bar cost approx
xRazr567x 3 years ago
Hard to say, prices vary depending on economy and shipping costs. Your best bet is to look in Ebay for silver bars. That will give you a rough idea how much it'll cost.
NurdRage 3 years ago
cool video again nurd rage!!! are u ever gonna shw ur real voice ;)
polejay 3 years ago
I'd rather people pay more attention to the videos than to me.
NurdRage 3 years ago
haha i was kidding
polejay 3 years ago
heheh :)
NurdRage 3 years ago
Nice! :D
Will try this at home! Just need to buy a silver bar. ;)
andrefonseca12 3 years ago
Good luck :D
NurdRage 3 years ago