246K views · 3K reactions | DIY Bubble Machine Making Using a Bottle and Quadcopter Motor! #shorts #dcmotor #DIY #BabulMachine #QuadcopterMotor #Crafts #DIYProjects #creativeideas | Creative SM | Facebook

Watch a single bubble of water form, atom by atom 🫧 For the first time ever, scientists captured the process of two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen combining to form water – observed directly at the molecular scale. Using a tiny piece of palladium as a catalyst, researchers watched hydrogen atoms embed into the metal’s lattice structure. When oxygen was introduced, the hydrogen re-emerged and bonded with the oxygen atoms, forming a bubble of water – the smallest ever seen – recorded in real

196K views · 2.9K reactions | Watch as we use electrolysis to break down water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen bubbles, when ignited, create surprising explosions. Even small amounts generate intense heat. Imagine the possibilities with a large quantity. This flame can reach 2,800 degrees Celsius! #Hydrogen #Electrolysis #ScienceExperiment #DIY #Chemistry #Bubbles | Hidden Technology | Facebook

2.9K views · 59 reactions | Ever wondered what happens when rubber, balloons, and boiling water meet -320°F liquid nitrogen? Let’s find out. In this video, we perform three experiments that reveal just how extreme temperatures can dramatically change everyday materials: a rubber tube, bubbles and balloons! #Science #ScienceExperiments #ScienceDemo | Museum of Science, Boston | Facebook