How Is A Glass Booger Like a Rain Drop? // Van der Waals Force

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The irony that I stumbled upon this while I'm doing a video essay on Helium and weak Van Der Waals forces, this is gonna come in handy when I explain it! Definitely gonna link back here. You guys are great and I love your teaching style! Y'all earned a new subscriber and I hope many more to come

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I did find one thing in this specific video somewhat troubling. As a glassblower, I must comment about the carelessness with ultra thin blown out glass. I'm sure you take good precaution with the experiments on the channel, but glass bubbles that thin should not be played with. I've seen fellow lamp workers inhale those floaty shards of glass, and the results are not pleasant.