Exploding Water

A year 10 pupil demonstrates and explains the splitting of water into Hydrogen and Oxygen.

Team Tom

Duration: 1:28
Views: 495

Water is electrolysed — split into hydrogen and oxygen by passing an electric current through it. The hydrogen is bubbled into washing-up liquid, and the bubbles then ignited.

Nice placement of a Planet Science poster in the background. Bonus points for that, I think.

Meanwhile — nice film. running two cameras at once is one of those things that can be technically tricky, but it works well here, allowing a new angle for the repeated shot.

The explanation’s nicely clear, too, though it’s a pity somebody else is talking over it.

A straightforward film, but there’s nothing wrong with that as long as it’s done well. And this is.

— Jonathan.

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