@ahsirhc : The color depends on what fluorecent dye is used, this dye is contained in the liquid with the phenyl oxalate. I think blue sticks use 9,10-diphenylanthracene as the dye. If the doctor is correct, the dye would be outside the vial in the brand she is dissecting, but this may depend on the manufacturer, Cyalume has the dye/oxalate inside the vial and peroxide outside. It may have been better for a demo to open a stick with a dye more visible in daylight like green or orange.
My brother once broke a glow stick by bending it too much and the chemicals spurted out as if under pressure. Could you explain this? Was it under pressure in there?
You won't be able to get it to completely stop, as that would require your freezer to be able to reach absolute zero (about −273.15°C). However, you would be able to get it to almost stop at typical freezer temperature because the atoms would be moving slowly, so they cover a smaller area in a greater amount of time meaning a lower chance of each element colliding and as such a much slower reaction and a much duller glow (probably unnoticeable). If you reheat it not too long after, it will live!
A bit repetitive, but very informative. Also gave me an idea of what to do when there's a power outage. Just put a glowstick in some cold water and read a book. :>
Cool Video! I have a quastion. If i take the liquid out and mix it to glow. Can i combine it with water. I would like to paint the road with water that is going to freeze on the road.
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to be honest I really don't think thats a good idea... those chemicals are toxic and if it gets out into the environment thats no good - you could be harming plants and animals.
how do they make colours??
pittkid42 6 months ago
@pittkid42 neon food coloring.
wejamon84 3 months ago
Lawl, the next video is "Is it a Good Idea to Microwave This? #32 Glow Sticks" XD
Anyway, thanks, and just out of curiosity, what happens if you put the two chemicals into water without the plastic cover?
devon00789 10 months ago
wew. thanks
TheBmxtricker 10 months ago
there is a band called evanescence !
jawajow 1 year ago
Hey i have a question...
If glow sticks have different colour. does the vial carry it or the other stuff?
ahsirhc 1 year ago
@ahsirhc : The color depends on what fluorecent dye is used, this dye is contained in the liquid with the phenyl oxalate. I think blue sticks use 9,10-diphenylanthracene as the dye. If the doctor is correct, the dye would be outside the vial in the brand she is dissecting, but this may depend on the manufacturer, Cyalume has the dye/oxalate inside the vial and peroxide outside. It may have been better for a demo to open a stick with a dye more visible in daylight like green or orange.
Ts6451 4 months ago
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BloodyRSVids 1 year ago
why is it dangerous to put on your hands?
CookieOnMyShoulder 1 year ago
@CookieOnMyShoulder sometimes people have delicate skin so u can get skin cancer if u put it on ur ski so that is y
ZOMBIE88081 1 year ago
is there a way to make it glow again?
thyrcs56k 1 year ago
watch nurdrage they make glowsticks also show how
junior22hardy 1 year ago
My brother once broke a glow stick by bending it too much and the chemicals spurted out as if under pressure. Could you explain this? Was it under pressure in there?
InvaderMik 1 year ago
"It's that time of year again..."
Yes. A RAVE.
boulehead 1 year ago
@boulehead hell yea
ZOMBIE88081 1 year ago
@boulehead RAVING SEASON!!!!!!
it only comes once a year ya know!
MrTsquared88 1 year ago
We did this on science week.
As well as an egg drop.
commanderlucifer 1 year ago
Nice, but i would have added the chemical reaction formula and shown the end of the reaction comparison.
VCat2006 1 year ago
ive gotten glowstick juice in my eye, and that shit burns!
micksmaggot7 1 year ago
hey wht if we bracke them and mix them together then we add them into water the liquid into water?? will it still glow??
baltierrabojorquez12 1 year ago
By diluting it, it will no longer glow :(
KooKas2oo8 1 year ago
where can i get phenyl oxalate ester plz tell me where u can get that
WHITEMANK3TIMES 1 year ago
In the glow stick tube or you might be able to order bottles online or something.
KooKas2oo8 1 year ago
Supernova23976, it will actually last longer but won't be as bright.
Scopa7 1 year ago
your better than my science teacher
jssd2121 1 year ago
Thanks.
envirosponsible 1 year ago
in raves glow stick...liquidness stuff gets all over people xD blue and green was all over me xD
NinjaShuffler611 2 years ago
So if i was to mix these chemicals and put it in a freezer will it still glow??or just completly stop because of not inof heat?
supernova23976 2 years ago
You won't be able to get it to completely stop, as that would require your freezer to be able to reach absolute zero (about −273.15°C). However, you would be able to get it to almost stop at typical freezer temperature because the atoms would be moving slowly, so they cover a smaller area in a greater amount of time meaning a lower chance of each element colliding and as such a much slower reaction and a much duller glow (probably unnoticeable). If you reheat it not too long after, it will live!
KooKas2oo8 1 year ago
Very good. My son asks "Are you a real scientist?"
dfarmbrough 2 years ago
Yes, Ph.D. Science Education Consultant. All degrees in Science. Thanks for watching.
drdianascience 2 years ago
Thanks - my son is seven, I think he just wondered because of the fun presentation, with the Hallowe'en stuff all about :-)
Tomorrow I am having a science day with him so I suspect we shall be back to watch some more.
dfarmbrough 2 years ago 7
Good for you, exploring science with your child "Family Science".
drdianascience 2 years ago
Thanks, so far, we've made a magnet and measured the circumference of our trees to work out their approximate age...
dfarmbrough 2 years ago
Ehh it's good, but you don't need to repeat yourself 4 times
LastPlaceWinner 2 years ago
mountain dew man is right the one that made make mountain dew glow peroxide or something
jamescv572 2 years ago
daz cul
1SHAKISBOY1 2 years ago
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700bees 2 years ago
are the chemicals as dangerous to the skin even when the glow dies out.
tiggleman47k 2 years ago
lol i drank that for like a year ago and i feel just fine xD
helehole 2 years ago
Probably.
KooKas2oo8 1 year ago
A bit repetitive, but very informative. Also gave me an idea of what to do when there's a power outage. Just put a glowstick in some cold water and read a book. :>
Neoxym 3 years ago 7
pretty cool!
ilykemewzic 3 years ago
isnt phenyl oxalate ester a concentrated chemical derived from a specie of seaweed that glows?
thats what i heard
misterflip20 3 years ago
Free glowsticks =D
Skeubedebeu 2 years ago
Cool Video! I have a quastion. If i take the liquid out and mix it to glow. Can i combine it with water. I would like to paint the road with water that is going to freeze on the road.
IZOOMHUNGARY 3 years ago
I would just pour the material on the road. Keep in mind the material can burn the skin, you are also adding chemicals to the environment.
drdianascience 3 years ago
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to be honest I really don't think thats a good idea... those chemicals are toxic and if it gets out into the environment thats no good - you could be harming plants and animals.
algancon 2 years ago
@algancon why does it fucking matter
WoWbob396 2 years ago
Thanks for the great demo, Dr. Diana. Your video is very informative.
LuminolBlue 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment and watching luminolblue.
drdianascience 3 years ago
Very nice video, Thank you very much!!
very educational.
maxiz1 3 years ago
Thanks, maxiz1
drdianascience 3 years ago
i have always wondered how it worked. good sutff Drdiana..
flazerSD 3 years ago
Thanks for your vids. I try to show them to my boys.
flatsignedbooks 3 years ago
Thanks flatsignedbooks, hope they enjoy them.
drdianascience 3 years ago
Those were FUN experiments! Thank you for conducting these experiments.
katalina2007 3 years ago
Thanks, glad you liked it.
drdianascience 3 years ago
wow thats pretty cool!
S1M9L3 3 years ago
Fascinating.
HeatherGloria 3 years ago
Thanks for watching.
drdianascience 3 years ago
Rory, thanks for watching and commenting.
drdianascience 3 years ago
WoW thanks for this vid Diana, I have always wondered how these do this... i knew it was a chemical reaction but the rest is amazing.
RoryBerry 3 years ago