As I explain in the video, I've always wanted to see how it reacts when burning near a magnet. Also a little to see how flammable it really is. I thought it was way more flammable...
4:30 Anyone notice you could see the sound waves in the smoke? Sound waves are hard to illustrate, and therefore hard for students to visualize. A demonstration like this could help students get an intuitive grasp on how sound waves travel, and maybe even magnetic fields if you could suspect some magnetic iron dust in the smoke
IKR! TL?DR: I did notice! But I wasn't sure if it was solely sound or if that was magnetic waves or inverse or the interface pattern or something else and all of the above because tbh I was mystified as to how tf a magnet was even powering it up or whatever the correct phenomenon is bc yeah I'm dumb. Growing up, we were always shown sound waves using more linear looking visuals like strings, but this DOES- you're right- prove to be a bit more fantastic. 💡Maybe a mix of this and that would work? Like say string and soup cans, something I saw as a kid,but now attaching one soup can you normally hear out of in a cloud of vapor/fume/smoke; eg the receiver is suspended in a large jug filled with a cloud of vapor/etc which is suppressed/trapped beneath pressure or anything that works and does not interfere with the string carrying the vibration.
Can you even call the fluid flammable considering how hard it was to light and even when it did flame it was a slow gentle burn. If you call that flammable, then that's most stuff... Maybe divide that point with the fluid earlier as far as playable since that interaction with fire is interesting (but damaging something so expensive maybe not the best idea) I'd be curious what would have happened on the ball with the paste. But I suppose the same thing as the dish.
the ferripastes easy ability to burn is not bad its a feature has power run out ? no candles or flashlight? just grab a magnet a glass bowl and some ferripaste to make a nace candle that will hold on any metallic surface
I doubt it would work just by mixing magnetite and epoxy glue. It will only spike, if the magnetite is covered by a surfactant. But it might work if the right surfactant is added. I have no clue which would work in epoxy.
I feel like the best art would be the Ferro paste, a large amount of it, and ignite it. After it burns trap the form in the thinnest resin one can create.
Fascinating. You are the one of a very few channels, in which I really look forward to the next video. Thank you for all of the time and effort you make in informing the public of what I believe, is the most important topic in the world today.
I have never seen a youtuber put so much efford in his videos, you are doing really great work of fullfiling our curiosity! Keep it up! Oh man this guy needs more subs....
Thanks, I'll consider uploading an unlisted video with it zoomed in. It is shot in UHD-resolution so I can zoom in and still have some useful resolution. Keep an eye on the description box for a link to the video. Maybe I'll be fresh enough to make and upload it tomorrow after a party tonight x)
if you let it sit long enough it might actually separate the oil from the iron with oil floating and iron sinking. i assume the iron is just suspended in the oil
20E are arround 150 danish kroner? Wow,20E are also arround 150 croatian kuna. So,we have more or less equally valuable money,danish kroner and our kuna is 1:1 didnt knew that
Hi. I haven't had ferrofluid near anything, that it wouldn't stick to. +TheZoneEnder mentions teflon equipment, which may be the best bet. The ferrofluid comes in a bottle marked 'HDPE Nalgene', but it doesn't seem perfect for it. Thanks for watching!
So far we have tested a PFTE foil used for baking with a gridded surface structure and a rather smooth teflon block ..both did not really work. Staining is not not strong , but it still sticks easily.
I'm not surprised. Those 10 nm magnetite particles will find holes and stick to anything solid in an air/solid boundary. Having ferrofluid in a glass container filled with a liquid (like salt water) seems to be the only place where ferrofluid only will stick to itself and not stain its surroundings.
Schade dass ich den kanal erst jetzt endecke. Ziemlich spannend/aufschlussreiche videos vor allem für alle die gern experimentieren. Danke für die mühe Brainiac. Sadly I didn't discovered your chanel earlier. Really exciting and informative video content you deliver to us. These are some interesting videos you brought to us. Thank you for your afford Brainiac.
Is it a fair thing enough to say that igniting the ferrofluid and ferripaste may produce some harmful airborne by-products upon ignition? If so, I think that would be a wise disclaimer. That, and the general warning of *DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME.*
Liked, subbed and i love you. I love how you narrate the videos! It makes me feel like a kid just watching listening and being utterly amazed at all the experiments xD you da best
Well, we need some time to get the materials for ferripaste but if we can make it more liquidy it will be a win for us at least (but it will be more flammable)
The moment to use the blowtorch I was just laughing uncontrollably , and also I am actually scared of that giant box at the end of the video knowing you there could actually be a monster inside , thank you so much for that amazing video I don't want to think about how long it took to clean that , keep up the great work that you are doing can't wait to see what you do next . PS: sorry for any mistakes English is not my first language i am from Iran
It sacrificed itself for a good cause and will be remembered... The magnetite ash is surprisingly useful for detecting magnetic fields. I have kept it :) Thanks for watching!
It's really cool how you can see the sound waves in the smoke coming off of the ferripaste. You should try to do something with that. It seems like a promising effect.
I'd be curious to see what happens if you were to run current through a wire covered in ferripaste/ferrofluid. Also, I found it interesting how when ferrofluid coating the ball magnet began to spike when heat via a match was applied. Good stuff.
Ferro fluid does in fact dry up in loudspeakers. It takes only a few years for woofers to dry up which is why it's only in high maintenance speakers. Tweeters on the other hand are sealed better from the environment and hardly move meaning there's little air inside to dry it up. I had to replace the fluid in a loudspeaker I repaired a while back.
@7:37 I have been watching some effects from the magnetic fields, like curving the space? but I think they're visible because the magnets have a little influence on the camera, despite the distance.
At 7:49 when put fire close to the ferrofluid, the magnectic field is affected by the heat? It has to deal with Curie temperature or is about something else? Anyway, the video is cool, thanks for these informations.
awesome video dude! I wish I had a 4k tv for those amazing shots of the fluid doing it's thing :^) have you played around with the fluids and an electromagnet? If not you should team up with PhotonicInduction, he could probably make you a magnet to end all magnets (and the earths magnetic field lol)
I actually haven't tried it with electromagnets - yet. It's definitely something I need to expand to in the future. So far I'm just more than busy making videos with the permanent magnets. Thanks for the suggestion, though. PhotonicInduction definitely could make a 'black hole'- magnet ruining anything in my house x)
Awesome video, thank you! If you put two electrodes from a battery (for example 9V) into the liquids, will there be a change in density of the liquids, or any other changes?
Thanks for watching! I haven't tried putting electricity through them. I'm not sure they are conductive, but I may try to experiment with it in a future video :o)
why are you setting fire to magnet sauce
As I explain in the video, I've always wanted to see how it reacts when burning near a magnet. Also a little to see how flammable it really is. I thought it was way more flammable...
Poor magnet sauce ;_;
gave a thumbs up for "magnet sauce" :D
Sophie Grey so sad ;_;
Sophie Grey M A G N E T S A U C E
"DO NOT USE FOR AUDIO APPLICATION"
*Proceeds to use for audio application*
Stay right where you are. I'm calling the police.
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4:30 Anyone notice you could see the sound waves in the smoke? Sound waves are hard to illustrate, and therefore hard for students to visualize. A demonstration like this could help students get an intuitive grasp on how sound waves travel, and maybe even magnetic fields if you could suspect some magnetic iron dust in the smoke
Damn that's cool
IKR!
TL?DR: I did notice! But I wasn't sure if it was solely sound or if that was magnetic waves or inverse or the interface pattern or something else and all of the above because tbh I was mystified as to how tf a magnet was even powering it up or whatever the correct phenomenon is bc yeah I'm dumb. Growing up, we were always shown sound waves using more linear looking visuals like strings, but this DOES- you're right- prove to be a bit more fantastic. 💡Maybe a mix of this and that would work? Like say string and soup cans, something I saw as a kid,but now attaching one soup can you normally hear out of in a cloud of vapor/fume/smoke; eg the receiver is suspended in a large jug filled with a cloud of vapor/etc which is suppressed/trapped beneath pressure or anything that works and does not interfere with the string carrying the vibration.
Those are not sound waves though. They're instability waves on the convecting plume triggered by the speaker.
I WAS LITERALLY SCROLLING DOWN TO COMMENT THAT
Nah just give them the wave equation in differential form, and they will understand. (;
After the ferripaste burned, it looked like a forest from the wizard of oz
YES
I love how you kinda sound disappointed at how easily the ferripaste ignited. Like "oh. I guess I don't need the blowtorch? Well that's no fun."
Yep, I thought my homemade stuff would be safer by being harder to light on fire. I was so wrong... Thanks for watching :)
you're welcome. Thanks for making great videos like this.
MagnetoDorito on the bright side you now know how to steal credit card information-don't actually do it.
Can you even call the fluid flammable considering how hard it was to light and even when it did flame it was a slow gentle burn. If you call that flammable, then that's most stuff...
Maybe divide that point with the fluid earlier as far as playable since that interaction with fire is interesting (but damaging something so expensive maybe not the best idea)
I'd be curious what would have happened on the ball with the paste. But I suppose the same thing as the dish.
Oi
4:24 the sound waves in the smoke looked really cool too
the ferripastes easy ability to burn is not bad its a feature
has power run out ? no candles or flashlight? just grab a magnet a glass bowl and some ferripaste to make a nace candle that will hold on any metallic surface
It does burn for a surprising long time and would be useful as a firestarter. Thanks for watching!
I feel it was about how it could be a possible danger for it to ignite and set surrounding alight with it
if more oil was added while the ferripaste was burning would it wick oil like a candle?
It probably would be bad for you if you smell that stuff for to long.
Doesn't it smell bad?
I wonder if you can mix magnetite with 2part epoxy. mix hardener at last minute.
would make some cool art
razie85 Great idea! Wonder if it's possible to do. Any thoughts, master of Magnetics Brainiac?
I doubt it would work just by mixing magnetite and epoxy glue. It will only spike, if the magnetite is covered by a surfactant. But it might work if the right surfactant is added. I have no clue which would work in epoxy.
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Perhaps just dumping resin over already formed spikes and allowing the liquid to simply run out afterwards
I feel like the best art would be the Ferro paste, a large amount of it, and ignite it. After it burns trap the form in the thinnest resin one can create.
watching that ferropaste burn was oddly satisfying, thanks xD
Hint: Link for unlisted video with uncut clips of the burnings: ruclips.net/video/qepkRtjL9QM/видео.html
Thanks for watching my videos :)
Ferripaste*
yea is satisfig
IT!
U think the smoke was magnetic too?🤔
"Even the ribbed coil pumping hard in it will not make it splatter"
My mind made some interesting images just then
@Dark Knight nope mine lmaoooo
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What are you fucking gay lmao
@@jejcnsjdndjskdjrn8329 Nothing suggested that, except your mind.
@@Tasorius What are you f****** gay is the person that said that comment
Don't let fire play with you... But it's so hot. ooh yeah.
No i'm not mature, im stilton...
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Thanks ^_^
Lol
Dont stick ur dinger in the fire
Love how the frequency you've chose to test the subwoofer matches the background music. Small touch, but gives awesome atmosphere to the video.
9:16 Poor little things I just imagine that they were a united and uniform group, and so they will die together :(((
Toy story 3
"kill it with fire!"
"OH GOD FIRE MAKES IT WORSE!"
oooh so THATS what that black stuff came out of a speaker I once disassembled! Never knew ferrofluid's practical applications :O
No, that was void.
Fascinating. You are the one of a very few channels, in which I really look forward to the next video. Thank you for all of the time and effort you make in informing the public of what I believe, is the most important topic in the world today.
So nice to see an upload. SCIENCE.
I have never seen a youtuber put so much efford in his videos, you are doing really great work of fullfiling our curiosity!
Keep it up!
Oh man this guy needs more subs....
3:36 Did this sound remind anyone else of Inside?
The noise the repeating blast makes?
God gilla ging of bonsters
with the smoke drifting through the magnetite spikes on the ferripaste it looked like a horror movie setting of some sort.
"Science is so amazing!"
Amazing stuff, both ferrous materials. Kudos on taking the time to give viewers excellent closeups.
Very cool:) Nice work my friend!
Unusual video kept me watching to the end. Thanks for the original content and you did great editing the whole thing.
Excellent video, would love to see 7:30 close up with the patterns forming. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, I'll consider uploading an unlisted video with it zoomed in. It is shot in UHD-resolution so I can zoom in and still have some useful resolution. Keep an eye on the description box for a link to the video. Maybe I'll be fresh enough to make and upload it tomorrow after a party tonight x)
Here's your bonus (zoom on the sphere is at the end): ruclips.net/video/qepkRtjL9QM/видео.html
Brainiac75 hey man thanks for being active with your followers 👍🏻
Brainiac75 thanks for sorting out the other video, just what I was after, amazing. I hope the party was good!
The sounds waves in the smoke with the ferripaste+speaker cone was so cool looking!!! 😃
What happens when you mix ferripaste with water ? (like put some in a bottle of water for example)
knowing little, I would assume it would sink rather than spreading out.
if you let it sit long enough it might actually separate the oil from the iron with oil floating and iron sinking. i assume the iron is just suspended in the oil
I like how you could see sound waves in the smoke when you put that sphere magnet close to the voice coil.
Any notice that it said not for audio uses
A very fair and unbiased assessment of the two types of fluid/paste, and as alawys, professionally presented. Cheers.
I wonder how magnetic you are by now from all that exposure o_0...
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Four years later, and this is still quite entertaining.
What if you move the magnet under the fluid/paste while it's on fire?
I may try it for a video in the future. Thanks for the suggestion.
Wow, this video is so impressive! We love the part you try to set the ferrofluid on fire on top of a sphere magnet :D
20E are arround 150 danish kroner? Wow,20E are also arround 150 croatian kuna.
So,we have more or less equally valuable money,danish kroner and our kuna is 1:1 didnt knew that
I didn't either but just looked it up. Currently 1.00 DKK is 1.01 HRK so it truly is 1:1 :D
Thanks for watching.
Another great video, but that teaser at the end is just wow! :D I can't wait for it.
Wouldn't it be cool if we could wear this stuff that would be badass
Justin Everette hell yeah, i like how you think my man
it staines to your skin tho
Justin Everette good luck cleaning it up tho
Wear? How would you wear a fluid? Wtf!
@Dark Knight you have magnets implanted. in your brain!
Seeing the sound waves visualized in the smoke is really cool
Hey Brainiac75, could you give and recommendation from your experience on a material that repels ferrofluid? Meaning it does not stain the surface.
Freigeist 20789 Teflon Equipment?
Maybe supraconductors ?
Hi. I haven't had ferrofluid near anything, that it wouldn't stick to. +TheZoneEnder mentions teflon equipment, which may be the best bet. The ferrofluid comes in a bottle marked 'HDPE Nalgene', but it doesn't seem perfect for it. Thanks for watching!
So far we have tested a PFTE foil used for baking with a gridded surface structure and a rather smooth teflon block ..both did not really work. Staining is not not strong , but it still sticks easily.
I'm not surprised. Those 10 nm magnetite particles will find holes and stick to anything solid in an air/solid boundary. Having ferrofluid in a glass container filled with a liquid (like salt water) seems to be the only place where ferrofluid only will stick to itself and not stain its surroundings.
Schade dass ich den kanal erst jetzt endecke. Ziemlich spannend/aufschlussreiche videos vor allem für alle die gern experimentieren. Danke für die mühe Brainiac.
Sadly I didn't discovered your chanel earlier. Really exciting and informative video content you deliver to us. These are some interesting videos you brought to us. Thank you for your afford Brainiac.
I think you assigned the points for flammability wrong. The fairypaste is clearly the cooler looking result
This was far in my recommendations, I love watching this kind of stuff and I love your voice
god video som altid ^^
Jaa den var god
This one of the best videos I have ever watched. Thank you Braniac.
Is it a fair thing enough to say that igniting the ferrofluid and ferripaste may produce some harmful airborne by-products upon ignition? If so, I think that would be a wise disclaimer. That, and the general warning of *DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME.*
The same disclaimer should then be on every candle
Ferrofluid: NO I WILL NOT BE SET ON FIRE
Ferripaste: ooh fire
Honestly I don't even know why but I love your accent TwT
Thats what you get from us danes 🇩🇰
Liked, subbed and i love you. I love how you narrate the videos! It makes me feel like a kid just watching listening and being utterly amazed at all the experiments xD you da best
Thank you very much :D Much more to come - and welcome aboard!
Well, we need some time to get the materials for ferripaste but if we can make it more liquidy it will be a win for us at least (but it will be more flammable)
yet another wonderful video!
Mange tak!
why is the music from starbound?
It's ok music but idk why
MR VELIRIUM because it's not
The moment to use the blowtorch I was just laughing uncontrollably , and also I am actually scared of that giant box at the end of the video knowing you there could actually be a monster inside , thank you so much for that amazing video I don't want to think about how long it took to clean that , keep up the great work that you are doing can't wait to see what you do next .
PS: sorry for any mistakes English is not my first language i am from Iran
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Takker, jeg får mange mails, men skal nok svare dig på et tidspunkt :D
I too understand
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The first video I saw by you, and wow. Definitely not the last! This is so cool!!! =D
I just saw ferrofluid die in the most horrible way :(
It sacrificed itself for a good cause and will be remembered... The magnetite ash is surprisingly useful for detecting magnetic fields. I have kept it :) Thanks for watching!
Love the title. Also looks like you're close to 200k :)
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Just found thus channel and now am definitely subscribed. Im gonna come back every day for a daily science lesson!!
Why the creepy music?
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Great!! Subscribed because of this magnetic fluid videos!! :) thanks for sharing it with all of us!
Nice! Welcome aboard :o)
YOU SHAMED YOUR OWN CREATION
Just being honest :) Ferripaste is cheap and a lot of fun near a magnet. But really not useful for anything else so far... Thanks for watching!
yeah i was being silly
Especially when the flammability point was given to the wrong one...
Woah, Your Magnet and Ferrofluid Videos are way Cool!👍👍
This is great! Never seen this channel before but I'm definitely subbing.
Nice :) Welcome aboard!
Your ideas are amazing because they are perfectly demonstrated. Thank you, congratulations.
Brainiac, i love your videos, keep doing that great job!!
10:58 that’s so metal.
Would be great on an album cover.
This is the best video I have ever watched. ty soo much.
That is an amazing demonstration of the Curie Effect! (Refering to materials losing their magnetic properties at high temperatures.)
It's really cool how you can see the sound waves in the smoke coming off of the ferripaste. You should try to do something with that. It seems like a promising effect.
Pretty happy to see a Brainiac video! And there's a "next" video? Can't wait. Good to see you back with giant magnets (and no smoking uncles). :)
dude that looks amazing!! awesome vid! i love that feropaste!
also what happens when ferrofluid touches ferropaste?? or both plus a magnet!
You could see the sound waves in the ferripaste smoke from the speaker coil! Cool
What a calming voice and objective brain
burned ferripaste looks awesome for some stop-motion backgrounds and effects.
I'd be curious to see what happens if you were to run current through a wire covered in ferripaste/ferrofluid.
Also, I found it interesting how when ferrofluid coating the ball magnet began to spike when heat via a match was applied.
Good stuff.
Ferro fluid does in fact dry up in loudspeakers. It takes only a few years for woofers to dry up which is why it's only in high maintenance speakers. Tweeters on the other hand are sealed better from the environment and hardly move meaning there's little air inside to dry it up. I had to replace the fluid in a loudspeaker I repaired a while back.
I absolutely love that you use Legos to make the little stand for the petri dish.
Even the ribbed coil pumping hard in it will not make it splatter. Impressive.
I love how ferripaste has fog on the bottom of the spikes when burning, like a miniature fantasy land :)
The practical effects for a movie/show using the burned ferripaste could be interesting.
STOP, YOU'RE KILLING IT!!!!
Im liking that LA beast background music, also nice video I love seeing how this magnetic element reacts its gona be very expensive in the future.
Aaaahm.. You have a new sub! :D Awesome video, quite relaxing, just what I needed now! :)
Awesome! Welcome aboard the journey :)
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I love how organically ferrofluid moves. It's very soothing.
4:10 something about that is magical to me... Just the humming and smoke and spikes as the magnet gets closer...
Magnets hate fire lol. I wonder if there is a way to make a non staining version of this fluid.
@7:37 I have been watching some effects from the magnetic fields, like curving the space? but I think they're visible because the magnets have a little influence on the camera, despite the distance.
The smoke it made when he set it on fire and was trapped in with the paste was the most interesting thing to me
At 7:49 when put fire close to the ferrofluid, the magnectic field is affected by the heat? It has to deal with Curie temperature or is about something else?
Anyway, the video is cool, thanks for these informations.
Maybe it would be easier to ignite ferrofluid with a jet flame, like from a butane burner
10:20 now I know what type of candles I want on my birthday cake.
awesome video dude! I wish I had a 4k tv for those amazing shots of the fluid doing it's thing :^)
have you played around with the fluids and an electromagnet? If not you should team up with PhotonicInduction, he could probably make you a magnet to end all magnets (and the earths magnetic field lol)
I actually haven't tried it with electromagnets - yet. It's definitely something I need to expand to in the future. So far I'm just more than busy making videos with the permanent magnets. Thanks for the suggestion, though. PhotonicInduction definitely could make a 'black hole'- magnet ruining anything in my house x)
What would happen if you mix ferrofluid and ferripaste?
satisfying
Awesome video, thank you!
If you put two electrodes from a battery (for example 9V) into the liquids, will there be a change in density of the liquids, or any other changes?
Thanks for watching! I haven't tried putting electricity through them. I'm not sure they are conductive, but I may try to experiment with it in a future video :o)
Great video man!! 👏 👏 👏 👏
"Don't use any of these near a candle or your smoking uncle." Fair enough.
I love that commentary
"oh. It just lights up like a candle"
Did anyone else see the vibrations in the smoke that was very amazing