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КОМЕНТАРІ • 36

  • @mak3myda3
    @mak3myda3 9 років тому +29

    Did anyone else laugh hysterically at how messed up the star looked after it was done

  • @angelaleone3160
    @angelaleone3160 9 років тому +1

    You can do this with Borax too. You just mix boiling water and Borax in a jar (3 TBS Borax for every 1 cup of water), add the pipe cleaner shape, and 24-48 hours later you have a similar result (with smaller crystals). Also, using colored pipe cleaners instead of food coloring seems to turn out nicer.

  • @SmplyUnprdctble
    @SmplyUnprdctble 9 років тому +5

    You totally need to share the trick to making the candy cane!

    • @spongebobby1540
      @spongebobby1540 9 років тому +3

      I think they just used two pipe cleaners, one red and one white twisting them and bending to form the candy cane shape. Then dunking it into the solution but with no food colouring whatsoever

    • @spongebobby1540
      @spongebobby1540 9 років тому

      I may be completely wrong tho

    • @SmplyUnprdctble
      @SmplyUnprdctble 9 років тому

      Linda Qiu I think you're right -- it looks like that's what they did. I was going on the whole idea of colored crystals (like in the experiment) instead of clear on a twist. It looks pretty awesome!

  • @Loafy23
    @Loafy23 9 років тому

    The pipe cleaner has a very large surface area. By soaking it first in the solution and letting dry some crystals nucleate and form on that large surface area. When the form is placed back in the solution those crystals then act as seed crystals allowing the sugar to dissipate from the solution and recrystallize on on those seeds.

  • @jasperizak123
    @jasperizak123 9 років тому

    I thin the crystals formed because the pipe cleaner served as crystallization nuclei (something that causes a supersaturated solution of sugar to crystallize

  • @tylerbradshaw7957
    @tylerbradshaw7957 9 років тому +2

    Umm...is there an edible alternative to the pipe cleaner? Not sure this is worth it if I can't eat it later.

  • @mshanahan6810
    @mshanahan6810 9 років тому

    Very cool!

  • @magicalleaf727
    @magicalleaf727 9 років тому

    The sugar crystals start to clump together on the pipe cleaner, making larger sugar crystals.

  • @risco1974
    @risco1974 9 років тому

    Sweet science

  • @C_Bat
    @C_Bat 9 років тому

    The star one is a bit messy but very cool

  • @corjaantje
    @corjaantje 9 років тому +4

    Are you guys sponsored by the 2 Sugar brands? Because the last 6 videos all involved the same sugar

  • @dreamxbunny2953
    @dreamxbunny2953 9 років тому

    I gonna try to make this

  • @sowai1999
    @sowai1999 9 років тому

    Its just crystallization of sugar

  • @tootyscelenberger4674
    @tootyscelenberger4674 8 років тому +1

    0:00 - 1:00 more like how to make Coca Cola

  • @BingusFodder
    @BingusFodder 9 років тому

    How did you make the dual color ones

    • @ceciliavis7556
      @ceciliavis7556 8 років тому

      +Jon Lambert They probably didn't add food coloring to the mixture and just used red and white pipe cleaners, so the color of the pipe cleaners showed through the clear crystals

  • @stevenscottoddballz
    @stevenscottoddballz 8 років тому

    How do you make the Candy Cane?

  • @user-he2lp3is8p
    @user-he2lp3is8p 9 років тому

    I did!

  • @7smrx
    @7smrx 9 років тому

    Is it edible!?

  • @Dizmznd
    @Dizmznd 9 років тому

    I did

  • @mrlindsay123456
    @mrlindsay123456 9 років тому

    The music :(

  • @emmalyn1691
    @emmalyn1691 9 років тому

    Easier to use borax

    • @jacehirano325
      @jacehirano325 9 років тому

      It does work because that what we used in my 8th grade science class to do this experiment

  • @SZay-pg1rz
    @SZay-pg1rz 8 років тому

    is fantantic

  • @standup2855
    @standup2855 9 років тому

    Porque,因为,why don't you explain in your video's on why what happens ,even though in some of your video's we may know why the event occurred you should still explain , por favor,请,please

  • @tnnyff
    @tnnyff 9 років тому

    I know another method doe

  • @robertesparza7152
    @robertesparza7152 9 років тому

    is this edibile

  • @endiee139
    @endiee139 9 років тому

    not

  • @user-he2lp3is8p
    @user-he2lp3is8p 9 років тому

    I know that already but good..ugh! Hairy arm!