You drink this? | Fluorescent Food
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Fluorescence sounds exotic and you may only associate it with experiments in a lab. But in this video I will show you that drinks and food in your kitchen can be fluorescent too! Can you guess which ones?
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Finally, nuka cola quantum
noice
Hahahah!
I’d drink a radioactive drink, as long as it’s called nuka cola (any of the glowing ones in the games)
@Cheyenne Lawrence WHAT?
@Cheyenne Lawrence it’s a beverage from the fallout game series
2:02 perfect description of the colors. Very scientific
Morning wee wee coloured
'morning wee wee' had my in tears. God, that's too accurate.
@@daveboy2000 same 🤣
Bro needs to drink some water
Spoken like a true brainiac
I never would have guessed it, but it makes perfect sense for chlorophyll to be fluorescent
makes me think of chlorophyte in terraria
does it? because it fluoresces red on irradiation with blue and violet light, all that high energy light is effectively being reradiated away and wasted when it could have gone into splitting carbon dioxide and water to make more sugar and cellulose. it is not clear to me at all why evolution would have selected for this in plants when presumably a greater efficiency of photosynthesis would allow any plant possessing that capability to grow and reproduce faster and outcompete other species in its local environmental niche. seems more like an accident if anything to me, a historical contingency that's hard to evolve out of like the blood vessels of the eye being in FRONT of the retina in us rather than behind it where they should be like in invertebrates.
@@Muonium1 Well, ultraviolet radiation can cause damage to the plant's cells, so it might be useful to convert it into less dangerous visible light.
@@FriendlessPhoton It can but the chlorophyll absorption spectrum doesn't even really absorb much UV. It peaks in the blue-violet. Something else is going on.
fun fact many plants use their fluorescence to attract bugs that can see it naturally
cant believe you didnt put tonic icecubes into energy drink!
or energy cubes into tonic water :P
Layer of olive oil floating on top...
This is so cool safe and nontoxic glow up foods.
1:25 "like a glass made of...glass."
*yeah and the floor is made out of the floor*
How about floor made out of tile?
Well, he could have used Uranium Glass... We all know he has some :)
@@pieczkatomasz When the sun goes down, the floor lights up
Are comments made out of comments?
Or a wall made out of a wall
Me sipping on whiskey: This one has beautiful notes of oak and has a lovely weewee colour
"weewee colored,rich notes of table leg and swamp muck,a fine whiskey"
"This one is wee wee colored..." Brainiac-2020
Pistachio nuts and shells fluoresce. Or really, it's a common mold that grows on them makes aflatoxin which fluoresces. I've seen it in several brands here in the USA. Cool video!
I've noticed beer is kinda fluorescent, I wonder if there's something in the grains or hops that make it glow, it's strange
Yep, I believe beer is slightly fluorescent due to aromatic amino acids, polyphenols and... vitamin B. Thanks for watching!
@@brainiac75 i love how you end all of your replies with "thanks for watching." :)
2:12 Coffee has it's own wee-wee color, Rhabdomolysis.
chubbyemu?
@@virtualtools_3021 🤣🤣🤣🤣
In the US there is an energy drink called Rockstar. I used to drink it all the time. One side effect was that it would turn my pee Bright fluorescent yellow. It is the only energy drink that did this. None of the other ones did.
I always wondered if this happened to other people, but I'm not usually in the habit of talking to other people about their pee, so IDK.
Why not?? Urine is beautiful healthy natural substance can cure many ailment
@@tonyvelasquez6776 wtf did you just say
@@Techiastronamo dude I love 2 urinate but even more I love 2 drop loaf of nutrient I like 2 take in inhale my sphinky scent I love 2 catch stink puffs n make big inhale to smell all of my stink my st1nkh0le is little bit broken I spray the bowl red bc I pop hemmy so have red bowl with big loaves ahaah
@@tonyvelasquez6776 stop it, get some help
@@tonyvelasquez6776 What did I just read!? It's like your English just broke down and you started rambling like a mad man.
Now THIS is the stuff I love to learn about. I used to be fascinated with Black Light UV and fluorescent paint. I would sit and paint amazing trippy paintings for hours under the UV tube that could only be appreciated while viewed with a UV tube as in normal light the detail was lost. Anyways I'm surprised you didn't use the Monster "Ultra Violet" and "Ultra Blue" drinks in this experiment as it be quite fitting. Plus they taste really good and have a beautiful colour.
3:50 the way the vitamin dissolved in the first tube was interesting, it made little rings and it went straight down
It seems similar to smoke rings
Fun fact: We are know the reason why the vinegar was more effective at 4:12 to dissolve the vitamin b into solution, but do you know why the rate was different in water and ethanol? This is because water has some hydronium ions, H3O+ which are very weak acids and hence dissolve the vitamin b albeit at a slower rate. And in the case of ethanol, its not pure and hence is hydrated so also contains H3O+ ions but at an even smaller amount than the water
also the second time when the curry was dissolved, im not sure what it exactly is but its a non-polar solvent as it didn't dissolve in the water(polar solvent). This is because like dissolved like, as alcohol is a non-polar organic solvent
Thanks for explanation :)
That's actually some good science to know even for a bar owner. You could mix your drinks so they glow under a blacklight....
@rrobertt13 I don't know I haven't been to a club or bar in 25 years 🤣😂
Now i'm wondering how vitamin pills in tonic water would look like... I guess you could tune the color in between blue and green
Yeah, this is what I do with my food too. 365nm is a great wavelength for finding fluorescent things. Peanut butter and I believe honey also both work quite well.
Hey, I really liked those molecule breakdown screens, nice touch, Brian!
Have you watched any BigClive livestreams? He has what he calls "Radium Gin" which is normal gin with a small amount of sodium fluorescein added. It glows beautifully under UV and he adds it to tonic water which helps the glow.
Hi braniac, interesting content and great video!
Thanks for making the video. learned lots!
Super nice.
First I love Turmeric, fresh one is the best (please test that too). And no its not tasteless.
Second try to find a high quality Filter for near UV, expensive, but would make the effect look even nicer, and closer to the human eye.
Yeah, I thought I misheard him at first, turmeric is definitely not tasteless. I like it a lot, especially in Indian food like Aloo Gobi. I even learned to cook it myself because I liked it so much.
Yeah, if your tumeric is tasteless, it is incredibly stale. If you just bought it, you need to stop giving that company your money.
Thank you, excellent content as always
If I were to guess, the reason the mountain dew is florescent in its bottle would be the properties of the green color of the bottle itself.
I had some green lighting in my old car for the cupholders and when you put a mountain dew bottle in the holder, the whole bottle would glow.
I love this guy, keep making videos mate
Very nice experiments! I didn't know the fact about ripening bananas. Quite interesting!
This man sounds like he's from the neighbouring country, denmark. One of the most beuatiful countries of the north and in the world. The baltic arhipelago between sweden and denmark is one of the most beautiful places any time of the year. To be fair most of the baltic arcipelagos can be truly beautiful.
"your home is where your heart is"
Thanks, I am Danish indeed. From Jutland to be more precise. Lovely little country indeed :)
I always enjoy your videos.
Marmite (a spreadable yeast extract from the UK) has a really strong fluorescence. Probably due to its high Vitamin B content. It appears to glow a bright blue-white from a 360nm LED source. You might find Vegemite or other yeast extracts do the same too.
The things in this video are edible :p
dejligt med endnu en nørdet video fortsæt det gode arbejde :)
Your voice is incredibly soothing.
Great video. Turmeric is far from tasteless though, FYI.
The water sounds from the intro are so satisfying!
If i am totally honest.
I liked the vid after you said the colour of the cult was morning wee wee coloured :D
great video thanks
So cool!!
Armen, igen igen formidler du viden fantastisk !
Very very cool!
Funnily enough I already knew about turmeric and it dissolves well in acetone. I never knew about vitamin b though, very interesting. Great video by the way!!
Love this guy.
LOL "morning weewee color" is probably the best description of burnt yellow i've ever heard.
"Like a glass made of... glass."
Then bottle is made of bottle and everything is made of itself
God! I love this channel.
Dit arbejde bliver bare bedre og bedre, fortsæt det gode arbejde
I love the color of the Mountain Dew bottles, in the US we have just normal green ones. I was lucky enough to snatch one while I was in Russia, still have it. :)
The glow of the mountain dew is my favorite
Bong water also fluoresces under black light.
Very interesting and the video is pretty too! Curcuma dissolve also very good in fat/oil. I noticed that after cooking.
I wonder what it would look like if you mixed the monster energy drink and olive oil into a foam or aggregate under UV light, or adding the tonic and rapeseed oil aswell to try and get a full spectrum fluorescence!
"like a glass made of.. glass."
*ah yes, the floor here is made of floor*
I took a can of monster to a lounge with a black light area, and I took a pic of it in my mouth. It's a pretty damn cool effect. Didn't know why tho! Thanks! :D
I saw that glas in a Thunderf00t Video recently, these are insulated glasses, pretty nice. They can take liquid nitrogen.
3:40 I think it just because the pill is made to be eat...so it dissolves quickly in an acidic environment (like stomach)
For me there is only a difference in the speed of dissolving
It should be left to dissolve or stir until it is completely dissolved before comparing
Amezing!!!
@brainiac75
The blue tinge in the drink is due to the Tyndall effect! there are tiny suspended particles (from the fruits in the drink) which cause scattering.
With the white light in the tonic water, yes. With the ultraviolet light, the blue light is the fluorescence of quinine. It absorbs the ultraviolet light and emits it as blue light. The drink is emitting light - not just scattering the light from the flashlight. Thanks for watching!
@@brainiac75 oh sorry i was thinking of the Mt Dew actually with the blue laser! might just be your camera then.
"Wee wee colored." LOL [2:05]
Morning wee coloured :D
I use a UV blacklight for VR so I can play VR in the dark, since my headset uses light instead of base-stations in order to receive tracking information. I hear lots of things about how UV is skin-damaging, but there are 3 types of UV and no one ever covers the dangers of blacklight UVs.
This is cool
Aliexpress sellers commonly offer two choices of UV LED: 365nm and 395nm.
Can you tell us the pros and cons of each type? And how to easily verify if you got the right one?
Would 395nm be a bit more eye-safe for kids, than 365nm?
It would be interesting to see the spectrometer applied to other light sources, such as light bulbs.
@rrobertt13 I think those were lasers.
Yes, I haven't really used it on ordinary light sources in a video yet. Only lasers, plasma balls etc. I might do a video where I test common LEDs, incandescent and fluorescent lamps too. Quite different emission spectrums. Thanks for watching!
@rrobertt13 Then you're either thinking about the plasma balls or another channel.
1:25 strong "glass is glass, and glass can break" vibes here
Wow Brian 😮👍😍
Excellent. I burned my 3w UV-Led a few months ago, it was so UV that it looked very light blue/white when turned on, so when shined on stuff you only saw the fluorescent glow back, no purple light. Need to find that led again. Got a 10w LED but it shines so much purple that it is not that fun to show kids.
When i was a child i noticed yellow curry black light color in oil , but no matter how hard i tried to tell my family there is something , they didn't listened to me
Finest UA-cam channel.
I always wanted to make glowing food.
I mentioned in another video of course that my urine often seem to be fluorescent after drinking Monster Energy Drink, and I mentioned partly that of Vitamin B together with two other, so now I know for sure. 👌
Nice a new video
Yep, number 11 this year. Only one more to go for 2020 :)
1:00 "got to get my Bering strait"
*robot dance*
L.A Beast.
Just curious, does a laser act different in the vacuum of space compared to when it's on the ground
Thank you for this video, I now feel enlightened but I am not radioactive yet like my samples of vitrified uranium 😉
THC fluoresces too. It's how you can tell your bong water is dirty as well.
If you mixed the two oils that produce red and cyan, would the color that it fluoresces be purple?
Please make a video about magnetic shielding materials!
Really appreciate the 4K on this one 👌
well that explains why most of the food products shown give me a stomach ache as well a colon ache.
I think you blew your chance to have an energy drink sponsor in the future :)
I'll have to keep in mind that monster glows under blacklight the next time I drop some acid, cause that'll definitely fuck with me. lol
Dope
Well that's interesting. I just tested my olive oil with a 365nm UV light and it does not fluoresce red at all. :[
I think the mountain dew bottles in the US are made with a different plastic. The cap threads on yours are opaque but the ones in the US are translucent. It has been a long time since I have had a mountain dew bottle in the presence of a uv light but I don't remember the US ones fluorescing under uv.
The shown bottles are Danish/European. They may be different from the US ones, but not all Mountain Dew bottles fluoresce - only this green variant. The half liter bottle is old. I just keep it in my fluorescence collection :) Thanks for watching!
Cool test, I'll serve some curry in ethanol to impress my friends now!
Amazing demonstrations.
How does it cost a spectrometer like this?
Turmeric is tasteless? Since when?
Since forever
Yea
2:10 if he added redbull (regardless if it would glow or not) it would be wee wee colored with a bit of blood mixed into it.
I notices you used those fancy double walled glasses, aren't they usually from borosilicate glass? Would it work with ordinary (soda-lime) glass too?
Blue Bols and orange juice glows nicely in nightclubs too, and it gets you drunk!
(I suspect the orange juice would do it on its own, but then it wouldn't be a green alcoholic drink).
I suspect they glow because of same chemicals in them - Blue Curacao is a liquor made from oranges
wow
Cool
Other foods that fluoresce: clear honey, cooking oil, ginger powder, dried peas, mustard, Pilau rice, waffles. The last two may have turmeric in them.
Thanks, I need to try them out. Fluorescence is surprisingly common. It is the phosphorescence that is rare...
If you have a powerful laser you can make peanut butter glow
The beauty of science
Drinking it now wish me luck
Peanut butter fluoresces with a 405nm laser, as do scorpions... The question is, which one is tastier?
👽
Yep, peanut butter even has a short-lived phosphorescence. Hard to film though. Looks like an error/delay in the camera :) Thanks for watching!
@@brainiac75 The effect lasts longer the colder it is, so try dry ice or even ln2 if you have any, it makes it persist much longer
@@virtualtools_3021 interesting.. you could chill the laser as well and increase it's output unless it's equiped with a a PD feedback controlling the diodes output .Most made in china lasers have no such driver installed let alone diodes that have the option..
I always like to drink Monster drink and use a UV flashlight on my wee. I know, it's mental.
I'll be doing this too now
Can you test olive oil to find out if it is counterfeit or not using UV light?
Much counterfeit olive oil contains some real olive oil that's been cut with other stuff which makes conclusive testing extremely difficult, and practically impossible to do at home.
Honestly, the easiest way to try and avoid counterfeit olive oil if you only have the options on your local grocery shelf to pick from is to buy domestically produced oil.
Most of the counterfeiting happens in/for the international market because it gets harder to track that way, a lot of it is done by organized crime in Italy, and because imported stuff is perceived as a better product (undeservedly, though, as California produced is just as good and grown in the same climate) so can sell for a higher price for a given quality it's being passed off as.
Rarifactions and compression is what light does in coaxial transverse circuits. Magnetism
Please tell me he tests the fluorescence of his neon pee after energy drinks or b complex vitamins
glowing cube never seen then