Beauty in Grass | Colors of Chlorophyll

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Happy you're here! More to come :)

[@kevy1yt]

Easy: the top third liquid is dragons blood, preferably from a young female dragon. The middle third is diluted Pokémon tears specifically from a German Pokémon. And the lower third is a tiny amount of the atmosphere from Mars. Duh....common knowledge.

[@timolanlau7454]

Kevy S C I E N C E

[@Karma_x0]

its acually American blood

[@timolanlau7454]

Did you just assume the dragons gender?!

[@YoureAPillock]

Kevy wins the internet for the day.

[@marcusrauch4223]

Why a german Pokémon?

[@fapasaurusrex]

Red - chlorophyll
White - some clothes detergent?
Blue - tonic water

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

Thats what I was thinking. The white is the hard one. Anyone who has been watching for a while should remember the tonic water.

[@swankydude2635]

Fapasaurus Rex I thing your spot on

[@DrCl4ym0re]

So i guess the middle layer has to be some oil to keep the ethanol and water from mixing?

[@fapasaurusrex]

DrCl4ym0re but how would you mix oil with another liquid?

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

Who said the oil had to be mixed with another liquid? ;-)

[@a.banks.7682]

Indeed it is beautiful...
Colorful proof of life energy and love, captured in the green water...
Very much enjoyed... Thanx for sharing...

[@alessandrom7241]

I would bet to be:
Top fluid: Chlorophyll solution in Ethanol [d~0.789 g/cm^3].
Mid fluid: Kerosene [d around 0.8 g/cm^3].
Bottom fluid: Quinine solution in Water (aka Tonic water) [d~1g/cm^3].
In any case.
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i love how you yeeted the spinach for young (and relatable) kids to see lol

[@galika.]

"Yeah, that's the smell of springtime: freshly mown lawn, and a liberal amount of alcohol."

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This video was beautiful! Rainbows all the way!

[@joshl90]

That ending light show was awesome!!!

Beautiful!

[@Jc-cv2ug]

No joke about the beauty! Wonderful video, loved the colors!

[@Jamie19330]

I would say Alcohol, Oil & Water. But I'm not sure. And also the quality of this video is spot on. The editing and sound is amazing.

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This was awesome to watch!

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[@adnanmlivo5885]

i think one the bottom is water ,middle oil and on the top is the mix grass and alcohol that you made ! i love your videos because the slow phase and relaxing voice and music !! keep up the good work !!

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Thats so cool!!

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bravo, that is simple an neat.

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2:25 subtle joke, i love it

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der recke You think he might mow his lawn with a martini in hand? I do lol

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[@brainiac75]

Thanks for the support!

[@levicivita9849]

very cool
Thank you very much for uploading this :)

[@MLeoDaalder]

Could the absinth bottle been treated to block UV?

[@asp-uwu]

If it changes color in direct sunlight, I would bet they would coat it with something to prevent that...

[@crambo205]

so these are all clearly imesecible liquids (unmixable). therefore the bottom is some water based solution while the middle is most likely oil and the top alcohol. the flouresnece colours leads be to belive the bottom (blue) is tonic water due to the presence of quinine, the middle vegetable oil maybe olive oil specifically although the colour of the oil seems a bit light for it? ( range of 350 - 650 nm emissions sourced from here : pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jf048742p leading to white like light?) and the top is clearly the same colour as the chlorophyll so is the ethanol chlorophyll solution.

[@jakemclean858]

1:57 can't you just put some water in your mouth and the grass chew it up well spit it out and filter out the chunks

[@ecpgieicg]

Nice fluorescence spectroscopy by eyes (and brain).

[@jackson_mcgrath]

great video, thanks for the quality content

[@jhmvicta8]

nice!

[@markbell9742]

Bottom: Tonic Water
Middle: WD-40
Top: Ethanol/Chlorophyll
Cheers,
Mark
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I subscribed because this stuff is really interesting, time to binge watch most of your videos now!

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[@sean2606]

Nice video, amazing how you can make even grass seem interesting :)

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[@erictaylor5462]

That is funny because the place I grew up (north/central California) everything was brown in the summer and green in the winter.
This is true but so weird that when John Steinbeck write about it, his publishers switched the green in winter for green in summer, assuming he screwed up.

dope!

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great video!

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Awesome - welcome aboard :)

[@dangernoodle8813]

i love the blue one

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[@amberyates7435]

BRYCE COGHLAN's guess is chlorophyll on top oil in the middle tonic water on the bottom. Great video! Thank you!

[@dannysasik]

The top one is the chlorophy alcohol mixture you made, bottom one is definitelly tonic water. And in the middle is something fluorescent mixed with oil...

[@bukinnear]

That light show at the end - goddamn, I love your videos O.o

[@gautamr3098]

Nice one, I thought this would be magnetic, But still this content rocks.

[@gautamr3098]

problem is i missed a word to type, I thought it would be a magnetic experiment video which he does mostly.

[@the-iter8]

Gautam R yeah, your right he usally does that but chlorophyll is aint magnetic.

[@gautamr3098]

yes i know it is not magnetic.

[@NotBroihon]

It's not ferromagnetic. But maybe it's paramagnetic or diamagnetic :^) Let's find out by putting this huge ass neodym next to the chlorophyll while drinking absinth!

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Oh man i really like your vids. Because of one of your videos i started to buy elements and neodym magnets. Especially your voice makes the video even better :D!

[@brainiac75]

Thanks for support! And good look with your own collection :D

[@rutherford2580]

In the cylinder we have from botttom to top chlorophyll solution, sunflower oil(or other oil) and tonic water. Very nice video btw! Thanks!

[@Lordrockerkiller]

Your videos are based around the thing I love most SCIENCE hope to see you soon

[@abbysapples1225]

This was a excellent video. :)

[@abbysapples1225]

I think the one fluid is olive oil.

[@GeekIWG]

Really cool stuff! I had no idea chlorophyll was fluorescent.

[@MarkLumsley]

Out of a thousand people, only 4 disliked this. Kind of amazing ,that.

[@PromptedHawk]

That cylinder contains, in order from top to bottom: Magic, Magic, and some more Magic.
If I had the energy to remain conscious for another 5 minutes I would google it, alas, that is not the case.

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Prompted Hawk
A-are you a scientist?

[@_GRiM1]

Your channel is so cool!

[@jcsomers111]

Another great video, they never disappoint. The mix I think is olive oil, vegetable oil and water.

[@trpetrpevski323]

Polypropyl alcohol (or any alcohol with chlorophyll), vegetable oil and saltwater for the tower at the end, from top to bottom, respectively

[@thelamb288]

It is amazing how different materials will absorb parts of a wavelength. My guess as to the contents of the last part are 1. Water. 2. Cooking oil. 3. alcohol. I really enjoyed watching it and it was worth the wait :) Cheers.

[@hentzchenklein]

1. chlorophyll in ethanol (or in propanol/ methanol/ acetone)
2. sunflower oil
3. tonic water or an optical brightener (detergent) in water

[@Delenter]

cool

[@kingpeppie3273]

YESSSSSS

[@Looter217]

in the cylinder, you have water for the bottom layer, ethanol (i.e. vodka) for the middle layer, and vegetable oil for the top layer.

[@HmmmmmLemmeThinkNo]

So glad to see you covered this. Sometimes I don't trust Action Lab, but i'm far more likely to trust you. And if both of you say essentially the same thing, well, i'll accept it since it makes sense

[@Rhegan]

It's beautiful :c

[@kareno8634]

The Cylinder contains Quinine - i think - Nice Show ~ love the Glow.

[@brainiac75]

Thanks :) Solution is in this video: ruclips.net/video/a0ndGKFP_DY/видео.html

[@FrugalGarden]

the top is oil(olive, vegetable, ect)
the middle is ethanol
the bottom is salt water

[@ravenc703]

bruhsoda is ite that's what I thought too

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6:09 yay the Dutch flag colours

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**watches while eating dried seaweed**
This is awesome. :3

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You know you may only put out one or two videos a month what you lack in "quantity" you more than make up in the quality. Can't wait for the followup video. I'm going to have to try that for myself.

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

0:30 I loved that intro. Every video you seem to ramp up the video quality just a little more.

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

Also I was more intrigued by the fact the absinthe didn't show red. but my guess is the alcohol mix, then oil mixed with washing powder? and then tonic water? The white is whats REALLY throwing me off.

[@brainiac75]

For a regular viewer like you the white is indeed the mysterious one. I haven't shown it before :) Thanks for always watching and commenting!

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Of course man! I love this channel and all the work you put in. I have been trying to research what the white could be but I guess I am not wording my research question properly.

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[@SleeperAG]

Lol bending light is always a beautiful sight to see, and along with changing colors to. Imagine multiple different lasers of different colors, and then layers upon layers of these liquids to make an amazing multi-colored rainbow-esk look! :D

[@vojtator]

TOP: ethanol with chlorophyll
MID: Oil???
BOT: Tonic (quinine)

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"Schhhppiiinnnnniiichhhh"

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Lol you my favorite science channel😂

[@CoverCode]

interessant god video ^^

[@atreyu558855]

i love absinth! send it here! :D

[@mariapiat2208]

in the cylinder there are: the top liquid is chlorophyl + ehtanol + water, second layer is oil and third is tonic

[@locouk]

My guess for the solutions are..
Bottom layer is Tonic Water
Middle is cooking oil
Top is the chlorophyll extract.

[@Eneicia2011]

The chlorophyll extract is the same density as water though, and oil floats on water.

[@santiagohernandeznieto4657]

Ok: Just two videos where enough to convince me. Sir, you have a new suscriber!!

[@brainiac75]

Awesome! Welcome aboard :D

[@santiagohernandeznieto4657]

Aye aye Captain!!

[@Sinaeb]

Tonic water bottom, chlorophyll at the top middle is magic.

[@therealzilch]

Nice to see this effect again. My brother and I did this many years ago, and even tried to build a laser with chlorophyll. Didn't work.
cheers from cool Vienna, Scott

[@MrAdzielinski]

water, vegetable oil, then chlorophyll concentrate

[@DrCl4ym0re]

Ethanol
Olive oil
Tonic Water
So the top layer is probably ethanol. I base this on its low density and i mean you showed it minutes before :3
The bottom layer will probably be tonic water. This will have a density around 1.001g/ml so pretty damn close to water,
which leads to the conclusion that we are looking at a liquid,for the middle layer, with a density between 0.78 and 1. Also it has to be in a different phase which makes me guess it's an oil. And after a quick lookup on wikipedia I find that the density of olive oil, which is a pretty common ingredient, is 0.91. That fits perfectly into what we've been looking for.
I dont know anything about lasers and the way compounds act when being lit with a laser. I can only base my answer on the phases of each liquid, its density and it being common.
Also im in 9th grade..

[@zUltraXO]

Beautiful,Scientistic and of course Brainiastic. :)

[@lohphat]

Remember, leaves are green because they're reflecting the wavelengths they don't need -- the red and blue ends of the visible spectrum are absorbed and put to use.

[@franklinjames7030]

Quinine, a glow stick (maybe with TCPO) and possibly vitamin B12. They all fluoresce under UV light. The Quinine will glow blue, while the B12 will glow a greenish color and the TCPO will glow a redish color with the correct dye mixed in.