Glow sticks have long been a staple parties and holidays like Halloween. It's almost magical how you can just crack a plastic tube and have it light up all without batteries. In this video, I talk about the chemiluminescent reaction that takes place inside of glow sticks and the ingenious mechanism that combines the two solutions. I also talk about a chemiluminescent reaction very similar to glow sticks, the one that takes place between luminol and hydrogen peroxide.
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ScienceC videos always get me into an excited state
Thoroughly enjoyed this.
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GREAT EXPLANATION i am doing a science fair about glowsticks and this really helps
Very nice video. Your way of presentation reminded me of engineer guy, and I absolutely love him. Keep up the good work!
Cool video. Maybe next look at the kind that glow when they get warm.
Cool video
Very interesting, have my like.
Luminol is a chemical close to me heart
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