Is it Possible To Un-Mix a Liquid? The Entropy Reversal Challenge
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
- In this video I set up a way to attempt to un-mix a liquid that has been stirred. Can you actually reverse the mixing process and get the food color back in its original location after mixing? I talk about how this can be possible and talk about entropy and eventually the heat death of the universe!
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I love how he's just casually all like "so one way to unmix a liquid is to reverse the flow of time itself"
It’s not implausible.
If you can control gravity you can indirectly control time. However, this species will not reach that far.
Easier said than done
With his camra he reversed time👌👌👌
@@anyoneanywhere8212 if we can live long enough to populate the moon, another planet and then another moon before wiping ourselves out or mother nature wipes us out then we have a decent shot... However that is a big (IF)
I like how he just goes straight into the content
Yeah. No music at the beginning
no timepass
MeredX yep
Yesssss
color blind people had fun with this video
@@thethunderrockets7322 that's so ominous. Who is "he" and what does he not do?
Brady exactly
@@captn_v sry i have no idea what the heck that comment was saying lol
@@captn_v what do you mean?
@@thethunderrockets7322 he replied to a deleted comment
the only channel with clickbait-like thumbnails but isn't a clickbait
I know RIGHT
What about daily dose of internet
Jenna marbles is pretty honest with her titles.
@@atlasthecorgi4659 lmao tru
Atlas the corgi N O
Wow dude, that's mixed up.
this comment is underrated
Tim Michaels wow
THIS IS MADNESS... THIS IS MADNESS..
MADNESS.. THIS IS SPART---
Tim Michaels i swear youve got top comment on half the videos i watch
Oscar Bright
Nah, but thanks. ✌
A very far fetched excuse to not study for my test.
Not so far fetched if your test is on entropy
lol i have test on thursday but im watching this
Nitish Anand just say that you were learning how to unmix a liquid
Nitish Anand hope it was a physics test about entropy
Nitish Anand I once actually got extra points from a physics test from writing about the heat death of the universe (Which I had learnt from youtube a few days prior)
“Why didn’t you do your homework?”
“I didn’t want to increase the entropy of the universe too much”
I'm sitting doing nothing just to prevent entropy from increasing
Holly Hsieh you wrote that which means you increased entropy
Math is gonna increase the entropy... We are all going to die
Is there any entropy change in the inside (centre part) of a crystalline solid ???
(I mean that the atoms (or ions) are firmly held in there places)
Don't worry about the entropy guys. Earth is an open system, it constantly disposes of entropy in the form of thermal radiation and gets fresh energy from the Sun. Besides that, the Sun dumps much more energy into open space. So our primary concern should not be entropy growth on Earth, but rather what to do when the Sun burns out. For this, we'd need to find another planet in another stellar system to live on. Not an easy task, so we need every bit of time we still have to solve it.
@@bormisha Or we could move the entire solar system! 😂
I doubled checked to see wether it was uploaded on April 1st
J A H I N me too
Same
So did I 😄
J A H I N same haha
J A H I N Me too!
What the hell ive never been so amazed
0:49 I heard "Ah that gonna be milk, huh I'm a lemon lime"
L O L
No, Ah the gonna be milk, huh hi Caroline"
Ah thats gonna be milk, alright im lemon lime lemon lime nuh
I heard Either skim milk Heron they knock you out align
Rayhana Awis A Stay mįlk.
When he rewinded the time, and mentioned "entropy", it really gave me Tenet vibes-
Wow
I didn't know it was possible
Pro Player 1⃣ I saw it before in on of steve spangler channel, he's also another experienced scientist
you again...
how does it feel living in a huge air ballon thing with lazy kids at the bottom in the village that u need to save and your not able to eat candy?
Pro Player 1⃣ I did
Pro Player 1⃣ I see you everywhere
i'm so tired right now and am trying to push through my morning classes. And just having this in the background while i work is very much helping to wake me up and invigorate my mind into wakefulness. keep on producing curious content man. **insert thumbs up here**
Blorox Cleach so..did u do well?
Hope you did well mate, i have Finals starting next Tuesday and ahh...i'm dreading them so very much lol
EthanWinter 👍👍👍👍👍
EthanWinter iok
A man from parallel universe like me: Why people are disliking this comment? I will give it a thumbs down and appreciate his comment.
bro just move the fork the other way lmao
Did you go to school?
😂😂😂
Did you actually listen to what he said?
XxSweetSugarxX r/woooosh
Yepity ...
Time to unmix my life to see if i can fix it back
Wait nvm too much randomness
Un-mix a gas bro then I respect
Niels Halkjaer lel
Can do it easily if the gases present in the mixture are of different densities xD
Rahul Sawant actually, gasses form an equilibrium, so you wont be able to separate oxygen from hydrogen
Firehoax you can easily separate them, just use a fractionating column. How did you think they extracted pure elements from the air?
Yea but it need to go cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooold
wow that is amazing! looks like magic and magic is science we don't understand. love it!
Arthur C. Clarks three laws:
1. When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, they are almost certainly right. When they state that something is impossible, they are very probably wrong.
2. The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.
3. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
Momma O no magic it's illusions
You have to add energy to a "closed" system to "lower" Entropy ;)
Momma O They weren’t really mixed, if you look closely the dye doesn’t actually touch so it doesn‘t actually mix, so what he is doing is basicly an illusion of mixing the dye, all he did was he spread it out and than grouped it back together, there was NO mixing of dyes.
Momma O Tony Stark!!
I love how you always manage to acheive what is seemingly impossible simply by using the right materials and processes. I think the dislikes this video has are from people who are unaware just how big an impact the second law has on our lives, if they are even aware of it to begin with. They completely miss the point of the video which is to rethink what your idea of "mixing" is just for a second so you can appreciate just how the second law shapes our universe. This video is brilliant, and actually blew my mind a little.
God I'm so happy that I finally found this. Remember watching this experiment on tv many years ago(on discovery channel I guess) and have been searching a lot. I tried the words, stirring, anti stirring, sugar syrup mixing, sugar syrup food color and what not. Finally im here. Can't thank u enough.
A big thumbs up :) Love your videos
I love how you evolved in your chanel's content. At the beginning, it was more about crushing things for no aparent reason, but now you have turned it into an experiment show up and add not only accurate, but clear and easy to understand explanations with scientific (mostly chemistry) backgrounds. I love your work! Your chanel is excellent man :D
Wow, this was cool.
This was so amazing. I am a total non-science student and I love your videos. Some of it goes beyond my head but you explain so well. Wish you were my physics/chem teacher.
Thank you so much.
“Unfortunately we don’t know how to reverse the time”
Thanos: I understand your pain my child..
*Uses time stone*
The liquid got unmixed. Problem solved!
After all the twisting and retwisting, the last red streak to the far right on the red and green one looks like a bearded man. Lol.
Great video and I have had some co workers who did NOT add anything to the total of the universe ;-)
Yeah, I have some co-workers who think they already live in the universe where there is so much entropy, that work can no longer be done.
nice
The Carlz0r hilarious, Hahahahahaha! I would use that joke but most people would think I said a non English words and ignore it.
They were saving your life , bro! You have to recongnize at least that they by doing less than nothing are actually saving the universe! lol
Your channel is insane! I’m a math student who always have passion about science. Your experiments just blow my mind! You use your knowledge to make fun in life. That’s fabulous.
Although I appreciate this cool demonstration, I think it's a little misleading to use the word "mix", as the different colors remain on different layers and don't ever seem to touch each other. The apparent mixing is just the overlapping of transparent layers, and I'm left unsure that this would work if the inks actually mixed.
I believe that the dyes did actually touched. It just seems like they didn't becuase it's almost inconceivable that you could literally unmix something
If you watch closely you can see it's reversed video. Especially on the second one
I don’t think it would unmix if the dyes actually mixed.
It's not of any concern if ink molecules touch each other or not. As long as ink doesn't clump them touching shouldn't change anything.
But you are correct in a semantic way. It's a matter of what 'mixing' means. And by defintion he did not mix tje stripes if color as mixing them would meanhe can't easiely separat them (it's literally in the definition of mixing).
TheBigBlue Bubble No not at all, this channel doesn’t show fake things unless it’s not feasible/possible to actually do, in which case he does it in a way that mimics what would actually happen.
I swear, one day one of your video will get viral
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Fake
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Logan Paul Vlogs omg it’s Logan Paul
I showed this to my friend and she said
“He’s god”
And I said
“ It’s science”
Siens
Your friend was pretty willing to believe this man was a deity rather than just assuming there was an underlying principle that made it possible.....
God made science
This video made me like Thermodynamics. I'm gonna go try to learn more about it. Thanks Action Lab.
I cant stop laughing when he said "Reverse the arrow of the time" idk why
Shoutout to the legends educating themselves here instead of watching tik toks and reaction videos
8:20 Why am I watching hands talk to me about the universe lol
The video was really great, thanks for taking your precious time on making this video.
Thank you. I actually understand what you said and did. I really like going through your videos - kinda like going back to science classes in junior high and high school.
That's awsom. But the end was very deep, and dark like every end of the universe theory XD that's coming from someone who loves everything about space and the universe
It may not be as dark as it sounds. There are theories that the universe is cyclical and eventually reverses so that entropy decreases back to a singularity and then the Big Bang starts over again so that the universe is a never ending cycle.
The Action Lab That theory sounds better, by the way keep up the good work I love this channel
The Action Lab knowing that the universe will at some point explode with all the humans was the only thing that kept me from ending it all
I rarely comment on videos, but I really enjoy your channel and the work you put into your videos. The explanation given is very clear and documented and the thematics are really interesting. I hope this channel will grow like VSauce's. Looking forward to seeing more videos!
I did not think that would work! Your awesome thanks for all your videos!
This is amazing. And how funny is it that just the other day i was mixing liquids and had the thought of if you can unmix them or not
Its analogous to a Rubik's Cube.
If we take a solved Rubik's Cube and remember all of the steps we perform on it, then reverse them back, we will get the solved cube back.
If we blindly (randomly) mix the cube, we wont be able to revert it back and solving it then would be as hard as turning back time 😭😭
BTW solving a rubics cube isn't actually hard, you just need to memorize moves to get it solved. Most methods don't actually require too much thinking to get it solved. It's more of a party trick to solve the cube, rather than an intellectual challenge. There are plenty of tutorials online :)
dsagoa deviantart, even if you know the solution methods, you first have to look at the cube to determine the solving sequence of moves. If you don't have access to information about the cube's initial state you can't solve it. Unlike mixing up the cube. A random sequence of moves, applied blindly without knowing the initial state, would equally well mix up a solved or an unsolved cube. Only an infinitisemal probability exists that the cube would get solved after a random set of moves.
Similarly, methods for separating a mixture of chemicals do exist, but they all require access to information or some kind of discriminator device (like a seeves) that distinguishes components of the mixture. Entropy is about information. To reduce the entropy of an object you need to know or read all the information that is contained in the object and gets erased by the named entropy decrease.
@@bormisha sure. I am partial to liquid chromatography myself when it comes to separting components of a mixture ;) in my first reply, I was merely commenting on the OP's statement about the difficulty of solving cubes.
@@bormisha actually not
@@amitshetty6359 what exactly "not"?
So what I've noticed for the laminar flow part, it's that the dyes are moving on a different flow lane, that's why they return to their locations when you turn it to the opposite side.
That’s not the reason they return, it’s because at low Reynolds numbers flow is reversible. It’s not a trick:)
Purification, refining or distillation chemical engineering processes.
Very nice physical demonstration.
Just randomly came across your videos! I think your awesome! Love your videos! So much good information too! Fun to watch and learn!
i am cool
Gaming Mind I think it'll be the same as the car but with the effect on the y axis
Davis Schina Maybe.
No one on UA-cam has done it.
Because it’s not difficult to predict
I'd expect it to operate as normal
The second law of thermodynamics is, in my opinion, one of the most interesting laws of physics. It describes the ideas of entropy, direction of heat flow, maximum thermal efficiency, reversible and irreversible processes, the direction of time, and the heat death of our universe.
All these topics are interesting, but the idea of thermal efficiency was the one that caught my eye. Simply put, given a theoretically ideal system, the system's work output cannot be 100% efficient. A easy way to explain this is by taking two bricks. One being a cold brick and the other being hot. For the thermal efficiency to be 100%, then all the heat from the hot brick is transferred to the cold brick. So to transfer the heat let's just put the bricks next to each other. Heat will flow from the hot to cold brick, but not all of it. That is simply because the temperature of the cold brick rises right when the two bricks interact, and similarly the hot brick decreases in temperature when they interact. And it is due to the changes in temperature that limits how much heat is transferred. Therefore, when both bricks reach the same temperature (or the highest entropy state i.e. equilibrium) heat will stop flowing, which causes the thermal efficiency to be less than zero because not all the heat was transferred to the cold brick from the hot brick. So all this is just to say, that even nature itself puts a limit on what it can do spontaneously.
This just came to mind too. The second law of thermodynamics is a law that works on various scales of the universe. It holds true (to our knowledge) for the cosmic scales as well as the subatomic scales. This reason I say "to our knowledge" is because there are theories that explore more bizarre things in the multiverse realm, and we have yet to test our universal laws to other universes. Let alone proving these theories. Regardless, the simple fact that 2nd law of thermodynamics appears to work on any scale shows how profound a statement it is in the place we live in. Kinda _chilling_ if you ask me.
I really love how this became a lesson on entropy. Nice work.
Ive never been more amazed in my life
This just makes me wonder more about the origin of the universe...
“In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” Genesis 1:1
@@p-51mustang51 yeah and i ride an unicorn that shits rainbows on daly basis
is it just me or does "The Entropy Reversal" sound like a big bang theory episode title?
The Joker
Omg yes it does
The Joker pretty sure it was
JoshL no it wasn't I checked.
Yes!
It really does
That was one of the coolest experiments I've seen! I completely did not expect that to work. I thought there was no way that it would go back to un mixed. Really good video!
Thanks for your explanation of entropy. I never new about this concept. Pretty amazing to think about it.
Me: *about to sleep*
*sees video*
Never mind
Attack On CutenessTM I’m watching this at midnight 🕛
It looked like the food coloring ended up in various layers within the syrup so that when stretched by the stirring the colors didn't actually mix together. I don't think this is a point against the demonstration though. I'm just quite curious if that's the case and if so, I wonder if that could have any major effect? I doubt it but I am nonetheless curious.
There are two phenomenon that happen during mixing; stretching and folding. Stretching is reversible and folding is not. I only performed the stretching portion of mixing in which the layers were stretched out in individual layers, but they were never folded (folding comes from turbulence).
That's because they didn't mix. They stayed on their same layer, giving an illusion of mixing, but not actually mixing.
@@TheActionLab
www.google.com/amp/s/dictionary.cambridge.org/de/amp/englisch/mix
As you have shown in fhe video doing only stretching on inks does not mix them according to the defintion of mixing, because it is reversed quite easiely. The story changes if you soak the ink up on a solid, but then you lose the ability to reverse the process easiely, which is the defintion of mixing.
Thanks for mentioning the terminology though :)
Wow how do you not have 1M subs you definitely deserve more! Keep up the great work with these amazing videos!
I have seen this experiment with water or a liquid of low viscosity and quite fast spinning. Very nice to see it done with such simple equipment!
I love Stephen Hawking's ,Brief history of time and Theory of everything.
Damn, this is actually so cool.
SmarterEveryDay did a similar experiment later. Thanks for sharing! Very interesting and well done as always!
You have some amazing video ideas man keep it up 😄👍🏻
Hey, that's pretty good
How do you keep sain with all this knowledge? it freaks me out when I think about the entropy of the universe..
Well you clearly have no English knowledge. It’s “sane”
I get so happy watching your videos it's crazy
My mind was blown haha loved it from start to finish. Very clever take on how to ‘unmix’ liquids.
It's overlapping in the gel, not actually mixing. That's why it can return back
It's not even gel.
Bro you have scared me with the entropy thing
This is really stirring my emotions up
This just blew my mind! So Cool!
dammit the science fair just ended this would’ve been perfect
Does it really "mix ?? . If the colours are on diffrent layers in the clear liquid ? .. wouldn't it just smear them in the direction you move it ... which would be able to smear back when switching directions ...?? Jw
www.google.com/amp/s/dictionary.cambridge.org/de/amp/englisch/mix
The problem is not how close the colors grt to each other, but of they aee actually moxed according to what mixing means.
As your intuition told you, they are not. Since mixing means combining substances so that they are not easiely separated.
I just wanna say that your Videos are very cool and interesting to watch
man....thank you so much for making my picture of entropy better
You literally know everything!
KaylaPurple808 literally
Well he clearly doesn't. Doesn't even understand what mixing means...
Did not understand the last part at all......but I loved the experiment....
Mark James You Christian?
CroSs xD why?
Mark James I have not met a non-religious person that do not know about the Heat Death of the Universe.
I gotta be honest, you make me more curious that I have ever been. Continue doing this...
This it the first your video that I ever watched and haven't stoped
The "mixing" with the rotated Karo syrup is NOT homogenous, the colors not mixed at any point in your process with the syrup, they're just overlapping swirled shells, which are separate but appear overlaid from the side. This is an illusion of mixing, as seen from the side. From the top you should be able to see that these are still 100% not mixed. Homogeneity vs heterogeneity as related to "mixing" and "unmixing" is a point you should educate viewers on. Otherwise this video is teaching people incorrect science- you didn't unmix, you unswirled. Big difference.
If you would have showed us Chromatography you could have showed us actual unmixing.
Not true buddy. I inserted all of the dyes against the inner glass and the thickness of the dyes for sure overlapped between the 4 layers. If they were at different radial positions they would have moved at different speeds because the outer layer of corn syrup does not move, so the movement of the dye is completely dependent on radial position. Thus the reason they spread out at all is because the dye has a thickness and they all spread at the same rate which shows you their radial position is the same. Also, even if I only used one color, that is also mixing because the reason the dye gets less vibrant is because the dye is being spread thinner meaning that the Karo syrup is being inserted in between the dye molecules thus spreading it out. This is true mixing, it just has a radial order to it.
The Action Lab check this out: www.nature.com/articles/nature04380 what you have is a sheared boundary layer gradient, which is created because there's a friction against the cylinder's surface, and that transition from the stationary cylinder to the rotating liquid isn't a sharp boundary, but a gradual gradient of decreasing drag as distance from the wall increases. This means the parts of the dye nearest to the wall will move least (in the highest drag), and as the distance from the wall increases, the dye will have traveled farther around for a given amount of time (lowest drag farthest from wall). That's what shears the colors into overlapping shells- the velocity gradient. You're showing viscous fluid boundary layer dynamics which are neat, and reversible to a point, but aren't homogenous mixing.
Try it with a line of dye from inner shell wall to outer shell wall and see what it looks like from above.
I know exactly what you are saying but you have missed the whole point of the video. I am saying that at low Reynolds numbers the flow is reversible which is precisely what that article is saying.
The Action Lab what I'm saying is that this is deliberately misleading to the layperson to call this "mixing" when the dye layers never in fact touch eachother. This video illustrates what I'm talking about: ua-cam.com/video/51-6QCJTAjU/v-deo.htmlm51s
The square and the text get stretched, but the R never touches the C, they just get closer together. This is in no way "mixed", it's just stretched and wrapped around the cylinder. That's like saying that by stretching a latex balloon with text on it that you mixed the latex and the words together. This kind of parlor trick science, is counter productive for science education when all you do is denounce that the viewer's assumptions are wrong, (I.e. it's magic) and you give them the incorrect terms with which they might actually try to go learn the concepts if you didn't elaborate. I have to say that you are just the latest in a long line of videos on UA-cam to flash this trick and leave the viewer without any useful knowledge for furthering their search for the actual explanation. Steve Spangler did at least mention laminar flow in the one he did.
And what about chromatography?
So this means some people are literally a waste of energy
Black White Guy you reacting to this is a waste aswell
and you reacting to what hes reacting is also a waste the fact im commenting is hypocritical but its a waste too!!! lmfao
@delantae But without life, nothing can be a waste.
So it's a paradox
Just like me!
Why are we living ???
Literally we are just increasing the entropy of the universe, and just polluting the environment...!!!
● Life is a waste. Because after a long time, no one will ask us.
● Maybe at some point of time, an apocalypse will come and all we have done will be waste.
BUT my dear friends, every action is useful at that particular time at which it is done.
A joke is funny for sometime, but later becomes waste.
Me typing this long reply maybe meaningful for some people, but for those who don't read it, it is waste.
*So the conclusion is - Nothing is waste !!!*
WOW you have blown my mind once again sir
Keeping on loving your posts
Here is a really *AWESOME story* about the entropy of the universe:
*The last question,* originally written *by Isaac Asimov*
(but someone else made this cartoon story)
imgur.com/gallery/9KWrH
Ha ha that is awesome! Sounds like conversations in my comments section.
I read that a while ago and it's amazing
I know there is that mouthwash that unmixes it’s two parts after a little bit
thats just the parts settling over time. many products do this- like when there's a layer of oil on top of a jar of peanut butter
I like your channel for so many reasons, one of them is how insane your titles are, it makes people think it's clickbait, but being actually legit is the best part
This genuinely blew my mind. How is something so simple so satisfying
Love your demonstration and your concept of reversing entropy. However i personally disagree with the word "random". There's nothing random anywhere. Only un-calculate-ability and unpredictability as an effect of the above. Also the lack of means to reverse an action in most cases even if we can have all facts available. Just my two cents
I actually agree. But the connection of randomness with turbulence and irreversibility is strong, that is why i chose the terms I did without letting those unfamiliar with other terms become lost in semantics.
Noice
Nice fake account
Mind blowing!!!!!!!! Once again... great vid
I'm new here, and your explanation was perfect, very easy to understand
"How to save the West"
Will it work on Europe
great video...learned some thing new..dafinately enjoyed..thanks
Mind blown! You got yourself a new subscriber.
Unfortunately, you are wrong! the colours in the second example never actually mix, as in, they do not come physically into contact. they only appear to mix from the angle that you are shooting the video with and therefore it is incorrect to say that the colours have mixed. The correct terminology would be that two/three see-through coloured compounds are OVERLAPPING from a particular point of, which gives them the APPEARANCE that they are mixing.
No, this is still mixing. I could have used one color and it would still be mixing (the color mixes with the syrup) There are two components to mixing, stretching and folding. Stretching is happening here at low Reynolds numbers, but no folding. Stretching is the reversible part of mixing but folding (caused by turbulence) is non-reversible and that is why I avoided it. All mixing involves stretching with layers overlapping just like this.
+The Action Lab i thought the same as this guy, but it's because i thought that you put the syrup in the test tube and not around it, i realised it was not until the whole 2 laps from the test tube being already inside of water, i think he might've had the same missunderstanding
DJ IBI yeah thats what i meant too , they look like they are mixed but they are separated apart for about 5mm or so that means they are not mixed
DJ IBI I was thinking that too
Edigo Navi
Can you try to make edible water balls???
Savage_beast rocks can you shut up
Why.??? Everything is possible....
See Ooho..
Bro if you want them so bad I have two water balls with nuts on them!
Etro i didn't get that....Please elaborate what are u trying to say....
It's not that I want it 'so bad' but i want to see him making that...😉
Savage_beast rocks the things that i explained are a thing that only man have or a transplanted woman with man parts!
First saw this in Dustin's Smarter Everyday. I want to see more of these videos please!
Dude this was awesome. Not clickbate and i learned something. Nice job!
Dont worry, The deah of the universe is so far. İts 10 years away. İam gonna die in my 24s
Great, THANKS book-readers for increasing our entropy! ... jerks
Thanks so much! Now when my wife complains about me just sitting around doing nothing but putting off the chores around the house i can say "but i am prolonging the universe!" I'm sure that'll work!
I just love your experiment! New topics and new conclusion everytime! Please make an experiment using relativity next video