Part 2 Experiments with Fluorescence Glow Water, Polymer Balls & Rubber ...

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Part 2 Experiments with Fluorescence Glow Water, Polymer Balls & Rubber Eggs.

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In this video we compare several different types of DIY Fluorescent Glow Water and compare their brightness and how effective they are at making Polymer Balls (Water Balls) and Rubber Vinegar Eggs look & glow in different conditions.



We compare the following Fluorescent Glow Waters:

Tonic Water with Quinine,

Vitamin B Water,

Highlighter Water,

Tonic Water with Vitamin B,

Tonic Water with Highlighter,

Vinegar with Highlighter,

Vinegar with Glow in the Dark Paint,



The brightest glow water surprisingly did not make the brightest glowing Polymer Ball.



Check out Part 3 for results of rubber Glow Eggs, and Poly Volcanos, and dehydrated Glow Balls.

DIY Glowing Polymer Ball

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DIY Glowing Polymer Ball.  Clear Polymer Ball (Water Pearls) submerged in a DIY glowing fluorescent liquid to absorb the fluorescence and glow under a UV light.

Many different fluorescent liquids made to compare which one glows the brightest.  Each show unique and amazing characteristics and glow differently submerged in the fluorescent solution and out of the solution.

Check out our other videos for comparisons.

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Water Pearls-CLEAR-Centerpiece Wedding Tower Vase Filler-makes 6 gallons (8 oz pack)

by Six Star Sales



Product Description



This product is CLEAR Water Pearls, colors are caused by colored Lights. These are not little 10 gram packges that sell for less it is 225 grams and does a large amount of Water Pearls. This is just for a Bulk bag 8 ounces of Clear polymer pearls, they are created by simply adding water, the displays are not included. The Pearl balls are very tiny beads when you receive. Soaking in water causes them to expand into perfect miniature spheres, from 8-10MM in size or 1/4"-3/8" or larger. Small enough to fit in any vase. Use them to add some extra color to your decorating scheme by inserting our Colored Light-Ups with them, yes you can mix colors of lights. Pour off excess water or drain in a collander. DIRECTIONS; Add 1/2 oz. or 3 tablespoons of Clear Water Pearls into a 40-48 fl oz container of tap/distilled water (The "purer" the water, the larger the crystals will grow. Distilled water is the best). Let the pearls sit and hydrate 6-8 hours. Drain any excess water. When the polymer has finished hydrating the appearance will look like a crystal clear pearl ball that is about 1/4" to 3/8" diameter. Just add water to keep hydrated. This item is NOT returnable for credit or exchange. Caution not for human ingestion, and be careful around chidren do not let them eat any, non toxic but not a food.

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Glowing Hands Accident

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While making glowing water and several other DIY Fluorescent compounds we accidentally stained our hands.  This has been on us for days and has yet to come off.  Lesson learned.  We didn’t do any research, just started making fluorescent water, eggs,  polymer balls, etc with any compounds we knew to be fluorescent.



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List of Fluorescent Materials:

Quinine in Tonic Water,

B Vitamins,

Highlighter Ink,

Petroleum Jelly,

Chlorophyll,

Tooth Whiteners in Toothpast,

Whiteners in Laundry Detergent,



fluoresce |flo͝o(ə)ˈres, flôrˈes|

verb [ no obj. ]

shine or glow brightly due to fluorescence: the molecules fluoresce when excited by ultraviolet radiation.

ORIGIN late 19th cent.: back-formation from fluorescence.



phosphoresce |ˌfäsfəˈres|

verb [ no obj. ]

emit light or radiation by phosphorescence.



For more information on Phosphorescence / Fluorescence and the differences look up the following terms:

Phosphorescence,

Phosphorescent,

Phosphoresce,

Fluorescence,

Fluoresce,

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Phosphorus,

Photoluminescence,

Luminescence,

Glow in the Dark,

Ultraviolet,

Glow in the Dark Slime Expired

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This Glow in the Dark Slime by Fun Express is expired and started to breakdown and separate but looks pretty cool in the process.
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This Fun Express Glow in the Dark Slim got mixed reviews on Amazon and I see why.
Many complained that theirs were expired, no longer glowed, was messy and runny and the glow material separated from the slim. All of that was true of mine. The expiration date stamped on the lid was expired, the slime was almost like liquid with some colors being worse than others, and while the slim did fluoresce it did not actually phosphoresce, glow in the dark.

I don’t regret the purchase as it was only $11.00 but I wouldn’t purchase again and would like to find a better product. I didn’t leave a 1 start review bc my kids enjoyed playing with it. I left a 2 star review rather than 3 star because it was expired.

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From Amazon:

Fun Express Glow in The Dark Slime Party Pack (Pack of 12)
by Fun Express

Product Description
Glow-In-The-Dark Slime. Gross! Perfect for birthday parties, this gooey glowing slime will add a splash of color to any night event! You'll find a handful of oozy glow-in-the-dark slime in each 2 1/2" plastic container. Knead before using. (1 dz./DB).
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fluoresce |flo͝o(ə)ˈres, flôrˈes|
verb [ no obj. ]
shine or glow brightly due to fluorescence: the molecules fluoresce when excited by ultraviolet radiation.
ORIGIN late 19th cent.: back-formation from fluorescence.

phosphoresce |ˌfäsfəˈres|
verb [ no obj. ]
emit light or radiation by phosphorescence.

For more information on Phosphorescence / Fluorescence and the differences look up the following terms:
Phosphorescence,
Phosphorescent,
Phosphoresce,
Fluorescence,
Fluoresce, 
Fluorescent,
Phosphorus,
Photoluminescence,
Luminescence, 
Glow in the Dark,
Ultraviolet,

Glow Water - The Hidden Dangers!

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Glow Water - The Hidden Dangers! Beware or you’ll be walking around like a nuclear fallout victim for days if not weeks no matter how many hand washes or showers!

While making some DIY glow water we were surprised to see the unintended consequences. We will be sure to wear gloves and old clothes next time.

The water turned out incredible though, much better than we expected.

The water will be used in many projects and experiments so check out the Phosphorescent / Fluorescence Playlist: https://goo.gl/7ai8Fu

This Glow Water was made with highlighter and water. We made and compared several different types of glow water from different materials that will be featured in our next videos so subscribe, like and share if you find interesting. Sub:  http://goo.gl/DDfVab


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Glow Water,
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Glow Egg

Glow Egg

Glowing Putty Egg from Amazon with a UV LED inserted.

Part 1 Experiments with Fluorescence Glow Water, Polymer Balls

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Make your own Glow Water.
Part 1 Experiments with Fluorescence Glow Water, Polymer Balls & Rubber Eggs.
In this video we make several different types of Fluorescent Glow Water and compare their brightness and how effective they are at making Polymer Balls (Water Balls) and Rubber Vinegar Eggs glow in different conditions.
We make and compare the following Fluorescent Glow Waters:
Tonic Water with Quinine,
Vitamin B Water,
Highlighter Water,
Tonic Water with Vitamin B,
Tonic Water with Highlighter,
Vinegar with Highlighter,
Vinegar with Glow in the Dark Paint,

We put Clear Polymer Balls (Water Balls) in each of the solutions.

We put Raw Eggs, Hard Boiled Eggs & partially Hard Boiled Eggs in the Vinegar, Vinegar Glow Paint & Vinegar Highlighter solutions.

Check out Part 2 for results, the glowing Polymer Water Balls are incredible!

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List of some Fluorescent Materials:
Quinine in Tonic Water,
B Vitamins,
Highlighter Ink,
Petroleum Jelly,
Chlorophyll,
Tooth Whiteners in Toothpast,
Whiteners in Laundry Detergent,