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Element 43 shouldn't be radioactive
Radioactive elements are usually heavy, with high atomic weights. So why is the 43rd element in the periodic table radioactive? Find out here as we dive into the nuclear physics behind the periodic table.
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Research Paper:
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Mark Donohue: From engineer to racing legend
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Mark Donohue blurred the lines between racing driver and engineer, and used his knowledge to become one of the foremost American drivers of his time. Welcome to the highly anticipated third video in our series - Who’s this donny? Find the rest of the videos here (including Richard Feynman and Nikola Tesla): ruclips.net/p/PLQN2WX03a2qp9OtOmm9X9PmUAsuG_sxTb Please subscribe so that we can afford ...
What makes glue sticky?
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.2 года назад
Why does glue stick? Why does it not stick to the inside of it's tube? Please subscribe so that we can afford Dropbox :)
How fast can we transfer data?
Просмотров 10 тыс.2 года назад
How quickly can we transfer data, and are the films realistic? Please subscribe so that we can afford Dropbox :) Image/video credits: USB 2 vs USB 3 upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/USB_2.0_and_3.0_connectors.svg Milos.bmx, CC BY-SA 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0, via Wikimedia Commons commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:USB_2.0_and_3.0_connectors.svg USB 4 Credit: Satechi
Why does water stick to your glass when pouring?
Просмотров 5 тыс.2 года назад
Why does water fall down the side of your glass? This video explains why fluids dribble, why it’s better to pour at a steeper angle, and how some containers are designed to avoid this. Please subscribe so that we can afford Dropbox :) Bernoulli equation conditions: ocw.mit.edu/courses/mechanical-engineering/2-000-how-and-why-machines-work-spring-2002/study-materials/BernoulliEquation.pdf Altern...
Can we USE wasted heat?
Просмотров 5003 года назад
We waste a LOT of energy as heat. Is there any way we can make use of it? In this video, we’ll discuss CHP, the laws of thermodynamics, perpetual motion machines, Maxwell’s demon and thermoelectric generators. Feel free to skip around to find the parts you’re interested in. Please subscribe so that we can afford Dropbox :) 0:00 - Intro (lightbulbs) 1:06 - Combined Heat and Power 1:52 - Entropy ...
Why do guitars have frets?
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Why do guitars have frets when violins don't? What are frets for? And why do guitar frets get closer together as you go higher up? Stick around 'til the end for a surprise. Please subscribe so that we can afford Dropbox :) GIVEAWAY: free subscription to this channel if you share this video with 5 friends. Go on, you deserve it.
Do you really understand circuits?
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A big misconception about electricity. How do electric circuits work? How is power delivered? How does alternating current transfer energy if it's changing direction all the time? There's more to it than you've been taught... Please subscribe so that we can afford Dropbox :) If you want to learn more: More on the Poynting vector- ruclips.net/video/RWmgF7abFPE/видео.html An intuitive explanation...
How computers work.
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How do computers work on a physical level? How was the first computer programmed? How does a computer actually work? How do computers understand 1s and 0s? It's not as complicated as you think. Please subscribe so that we can afford Dropbox :) To find out more: If you dare - ruclips.net/video/LnzuMJLZRdU/видео.html A calculator made using logic - ruclips.net/video/qLyIULjAtxY/видео.html Image C...
Richard Feynman - Who's this donny?
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How do computers create colour?
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How do you create colours from 1s and 0s? Please subscribe so that we can afford Dropbox :) Image credits: CMYK colour upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4c/CMYK_color_swatches.svg User:Quark67, CC BY-SA 2.5 creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5, via Wikimedia Commons Duty cycle cdn.sparkfun.com/assets/f/9/c/8/a/512e869bce395fbc64000002.JPG Sparkfun, CC BY-SA 4.0 Triangle wave upload.wik...
Why do cars need gears?
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What’s the point of gears? Why do you need to keep changing them all the time? Why don't electric cars have gears? Or boats? Please subscribe so that we can afford Dropbox :) To find out more: Different types of gears science.howstuffworks.com/transport/engines-equipment/gear.htm Video showing a bike chain shifting between cogs (go to the 1:25 mark) ruclips.net/video/7lKZcFoNZq8/видео.html
Nikola Tesla - Who's this donny?
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Nikola Tesla - Who's this donny?
Why do different instruments have different sounds?
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Why do different instruments have different sounds?
Infinite square roots?
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Infinite square roots?
This ‘failed’ experiment changed Physics forever
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This ‘failed’ experiment changed Physics forever
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Why don't round lenses produce round images?
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Комментарии

  • @jaydentan4336
    @jaydentan4336 2 дня назад

    Cool channel!

  • @An_Iron_God69420
    @An_Iron_God69420 4 дня назад

    Oldest and youngest brother, affecting the mental state of the middle brother

  • @NikolajLepka
    @NikolajLepka 6 дней назад

    I had no idea Technitium was number 43, but looking at the image of the periodic table and seeing that one radioactive outlier I knew exactly what this was gonna be about

  • @SSNewberry
    @SSNewberry 8 дней назад

    There is also Promethium. It has an isotope 147 which decays down to Samarium, which is close to "magicity."

  • @sorroua1658
    @sorroua1658 8 дней назад

    Yo why is steve from minecraft telling me about science I barely understand

  • @_Sparky144
    @_Sparky144 12 дней назад

    So this could be a school project?

  • @Ellliptic
    @Ellliptic 13 дней назад

    I INVOKE THE ANTHROPIC PRINCIPAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! glue is sticky because we made it that way?

  • @itadoriduzumaki6276
    @itadoriduzumaki6276 13 дней назад

    underated af

  • @danielclv97
    @danielclv97 15 дней назад

    I'm not sure I understood the answear. Aren't the elements before it just fine with having neighbor elements on both sides more stable?

    • @gabrielhong2800
      @gabrielhong2800 7 дней назад

      If I understood correctly, what they meant is that any isotope of Technetium that should be stable has another more stable neighbour with the same atomic mass which caused the technetium to decay, the reason why the other elements are fine having neighbour elements on both sides more stable is because they have other isotopes with no stable neighbour elements which allows them to have a non-radioactive isotope

  • @helenmachelen4200
    @helenmachelen4200 21 день назад

    And one that should be radioactive, isn't.

  • @govindkrishnalb
    @govindkrishnalb 21 день назад

    Don't change faces. It's annoying to watch so many people changing every 10 seconds.

  • @Astroponicist
    @Astroponicist 26 дней назад

    perhaps the valley of stability only extends further under extreme conditions near or just beyond the event horizon? If time slows down for something near the event horizon perhaps that would allow novel conditions for the development of extremely large atoms?

  • @lewismassie
    @lewismassie 26 дней назад

    This was phenomenally well made, and answered a question I've had for a long time

  • @jtmediaholdings7877
    @jtmediaholdings7877 27 дней назад

    A very good video, but not fully well defined; simple antineutrino emission is also radioactive. Do you mean fissile?

  • @Rurumeto
    @Rurumeto 28 дней назад

    I just watched a man change race

  • @znjnthrps
    @znjnthrps Месяц назад

    Great explanation. Very acesible.

  • @guillegilcriado6879
    @guillegilcriado6879 Месяц назад

    Great explanation guys!!!

  • @elfeiin
    @elfeiin Месяц назад

    TWO PEOPLE INSTEAD OF ONE? Oh this is gonna be a lot easier to watch. Why is this channel not more popular? wait 3?? O: that's so many

  • @MeDrawAstroPregnant
    @MeDrawAstroPregnant Месяц назад

    I eat, plutonium uranium strontium radon radium organism tennessean element 16 lead bismuth potassium and compound of uranium and plotonium.

  • @Lw1337
    @Lw1337 Месяц назад

    3:57 I say yes

  • @ucngominh3354
    @ucngominh3354 Месяц назад

    hi

  • @brandenblomberg3048
    @brandenblomberg3048 Месяц назад

    such chads for putting all the cited sources at the end like that

  • @Chad_Thundercock
    @Chad_Thundercock Месяц назад

    That we still use the incorrect nomenclature for current, blows my mind. We're intentionally staying wrong. That's absurd.

  • @komolkovathana8568
    @komolkovathana8568 Месяц назад

    02:39 wow! After all (says) 103 elements..there are 206 isotopes (159+53+50+4)=206.!! Averagely only just ; (206÷103)= 2 isotopes per each element..(? Not 3 or 4?)

    • @komolkovathana8568
      @komolkovathana8568 Месяц назад

      Noted that only eg Helium (He) alone has "7" isotopes already.!!

  • @justabarrelbomb4472
    @justabarrelbomb4472 Месяц назад

    1:39 BRO STARTED MEWING IN THE WOMB

  • @generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895
    @generalmarkmilleyisbenedic8895 Месяц назад

    Ew. Use 1 person that doesnt have melanin, this is silly

  • @girostade5477
    @girostade5477 Месяц назад

    I didn't understand anything

  • @defiik
    @defiik Месяц назад

    Why not bro, WHY Technecium comes from the word TECH which means human made, the element should be even bro. loser

  • @anthonypurcell8287
    @anthonypurcell8287 Месяц назад

    Hope this becomes the next big science channel

  • @interrospire
    @interrospire Месяц назад

    I got about 10% of that but seems really interesting. Thanks for the video!

  • @aleshandsome3705
    @aleshandsome3705 Месяц назад

    As a materials scientist, I was following.... Until I wasn't, and got drowned by chemistry 😅

  • @itsrudetostare673
    @itsrudetostare673 Месяц назад

    What an interesting change in perspective to why radioactive elements are unstable, great video!

  • @drakegrimm1287
    @drakegrimm1287 Месяц назад

    Ok, could anyone please explain this to me? They took the number of protons (Z), the number of neutrons (N) and the atomic weight (A), and checked whether each of those is odd or even. Then they said that "each stable isotope falls into one of 4 categories", as in "each stable isotope is inside one of those 4, and unstable isotopes are outside these categories". But the other 4 combinations of "odds" and "evens" are impossible from the fact that A = Z + N Like you have radioactive Co-60 with even A, odd Z and odd N. And it is inside one of these 4 categories for which they claim to be for stable isotopes

  • @jordanleighton6893
    @jordanleighton6893 Месяц назад

    ‘Joseph M’ I love that they went “no way we’re pronouncing it right, better to initial”

  • @shivjain
    @shivjain Месяц назад

    Even Hafnium is radioactive

  • @jonathancapps1103
    @jonathancapps1103 Месяц назад

    The frequent changing of the host is so distracting I can barely pay attention to the presented informAtion. If the host was swapped maybe ⅓ or ¼ as often, I think it would work much better, and not chop up the flow.

  • @skyjumper4097
    @skyjumper4097 Месяц назад

    i was always curious why Technetium was radioactive, and now i get a video about elemnt 43 in my recommendations. excited to watch :3

  • @castlebarron1788
    @castlebarron1788 Месяц назад

    I didn’t understand a word that came out of their mouths, but the constant face changing was kinda cool?

  • @HeterosexuaI
    @HeterosexuaI Месяц назад

    why are there so many fuckin chapter marks on this video

  • @anothisflame8266
    @anothisflame8266 Месяц назад

    .... I do not have the education level on this topic to understand more than the most basic ideas and concepts this video and paper discuss... and that is okay because you made it easy to understand the main points even for me. Good work.

  • @MmmHuggles
    @MmmHuggles Месяц назад

    You sound like a sexy lumberjack.

  • @Nxck2440
    @Nxck2440 Месяц назад

    I didn't even realise this was a school project video it was so good lol, hope you guys won

  • @wofker4719
    @wofker4719 Месяц назад

    is this a class project cause whats with the changing face lmfaoooo

  • @rays7805
    @rays7805 Месяц назад

    Nope. Don't get it.

  • @interstellarsurfer
    @interstellarsurfer Месяц назад

    2:54 --- That's not a strategic omision, that's a lie by omission. The facts don't agree with your simple ideal, so you just decided to pretend you're right.

    • @HeterosexuaI
      @HeterosexuaI Месяц назад

      youre not that bright are you? the "strategic omission" is them cutting out the portion of the table that contains isotopes that they are not talking about. he was specifically referring to isotopes 97 and 99, so he removed the portion of the table that didnt contain those isotopes. it has nothing to do with facts or ideals, they were literally just not talking about the isotopes that they omitted. if im talking about divorce rates in the US and i pull up a table about divorce rates in north american countries, it wouldnt be lying by omission for me to remove the data regarding countries that i wasnt focusing on. talk less and pay more attention, you'll have less of a chance of looking stupid if you do.

  • @TherealKreven
    @TherealKreven Месяц назад

    I like ur funny words, magic man

  • @KSMvidcast
    @KSMvidcast Месяц назад

    Just came across this channel for the first time. Love the tag-team format! Y'all made a subject that would otherwise be boring super entertaining!

  • @canuckguy0313
    @canuckguy0313 Месяц назад

    Technetium is my favourite element, has been since I was a kid, and this is another reason why!

  • @Yaboibarel
    @Yaboibarel Месяц назад

    I don't understand half the shit you are saying but it sounds cool af so we ball

  • @Ryeera
    @Ryeera Месяц назад

    I have been wondering this for years now and I kept looking sometimes, trying to find an answer for why this specific element it radioactive. Thanks for finally giving me an answer ^^