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Science Garden
Hi, everyone! I'm Science Garden's Horenso Taro.
Today, I'm going to do an experiment. Can you keep up with me?
First of all, I'm going to measure the medicine.
First of all, I'm going to measure phenolphthamin...
Wait a minute. I'm out of order now.
First of all, I'm going to measure phenolphthamin...
Okay. Is it about this much?
It became 0.1g. No, it was still 0.2g.
It became 0.1g.
It became 0.2g.
Wait a minute. It's 0.1g.
What's this?
"Effendorf Research"...
"Re"?
Research Plus
I'm going to use it.
This is something you can take even a small amount of it.
This is very easy to do.
Then, I'm going to put water in it.
How is it?
Next, I'm going to put BtB2 in it.
How is it?
How much is it?
"Effendorf Research"...
I see...
All of these colors are members' colors!
My color is not pink, but...
The experiment of Science Garden's Taro Kourenso's experiment...
is over!
This was Taro Kourenso's experiment.
Doctor, it's beautiful, isn't it?
It's beautiful, isn't it?
There were some colors that changed along the way.
How did the colors change?
This is because of the enzyme and hydrochloric acid that I put in.
The pH changed and the color of this supportive agent changed.
I see.
This pink one is "effendorfterain" and this one is "alkali".
That's right.
And I just split this "methyl orange" as it is.
When you put acid in it, it turns red.
It's an acid direction supportive agent, isn't it?
That's right.
And this is an all-purpose supportive agent.
Yes, yes, yes.
"Universal Injulator".
Yes.
I think I put "alkali" in it.
Let's put "alkali" in it.
The pH changes from 14 to 13, so the colors change one by one.
I see.
This is when I put "btb" in "alkali" and this is when I put "alkali" in "acid".
This is used in junior high school, isn't it?
That's right.
This is "whiskey" by Taro Kourenso.
It's not brown at all, is it?
That's right. It's not brown at all.
If you really want it to be brown, you have to put "syrus" or something like that.
Yes, yes, yes.
So, once again, I gave up.
Yes.
So, let's look at the next experiment.
Next Experiment
Hello, everyone.
Today, I'm going to do a chemical experiment.
Chemicals are very interesting things.
Oh, I'm sorry. I made a mistake in my self- introduction.
My name is Manjiro, and I love rice.
Nice to meet you.
What we're going to use today is this.
Calcium carbonate.
Calcium carbonate is...
I think you're all familiar with it.
Calcium carbonate and calcium carbonate and...
It's like a microwave manga.
It's like a western movie.
One, two, three, bakibutsu.
It's like a western movie.
It's like a microwave manga.
I don't buy much.
I'm going to wear gloves like this.
It's painful.
People of the street are like us, people of the streets.
I'm going to get in trouble.
I'm going to say, "Who cares about that?"
My reaction is very fast.
I'll say, "Papapapapapa."
Triangular coffee, 35%.
It's big.
It's like a beaker.
It's upside down like Fujicharu.
It's like a pan from "Yakutari Japan".
It's 100g.
But normally...
Hold it with a pot.
It's called "kashanka suisasui".
"Kashanka suisasui".
It was a long time ago.
It's nostalgic.
This is...
Next is this.
Pineapple or mango.
Even if you ride a car, it will pop.
If you put this in...
It will run away.
Ready?
Can!
He!
Do!
En!
Ten!
Do!
En!
Ten!
Do!
En!
Ten!
Ah!
I see!
Yes, yes! It's like Thomas the Tank Engine!
The ceiling is like...
The poop is flying all over the place!
But now it's very...
Did you understand, everyone?
Children watching!
This is the price of a large-scale experiment!
This time's experiment ends here!
See you next week!
This is the case of Mr. Manjiro, who loves rice very much!
What is this?
This is...
Calcium carbonate...
This acts as a decay and as a result it is disassembled.
The smoke that came out of it is hydrogen.
Hydrogen containing oxygen.
I see, I see.
When you use something like calcium carbonate with strong oxidation power,
this potassium permanganate is quite convenient for reducing and oxidation, so it changes a lot.
Yes, it was a good memory for a good high school student.
Maybe this is a place where high school students will be discouraged.
However, this potassium permanganate is the longest and hardest to remember.
That's why it has such a strong reaction.
Let's move on to the next experiment!
Experiment 2
Why are you gathering like this, children?
Why do you like science so much?
Today we are doing a science experiment.
We are doing a dangerous experiment like "the birth of science".
I have a doctor and muscles next to me.
First of all, carrots.
Let's cut this one.
Ah, I can't eat this bad part, so I'll leave it here.
Ah, is that a cooking art?
Don't make a movie, shut up!
Let's cut onions like this.
This is element number 128.
It's "n" and "k", meat.
Yes, I took it out here.
It's called "natrium".
Let's cut this one in the middle first.
It looks like metal.
This is dangerous.
Next, in this,
in this,
I'll put some soju in it.
It's funny.
I'll put some hot water in it.
Don't put water in it.
This is pure water.
It's pure water, teacher.
I'll do it.
This is potato starch.
I'll put this in the water and hot water
and soju in it.
This is all you need to do.
This science experiment.
Can you do it quickly?
I can do it quickly.
I'll do it.
3, 2, 1,
2, 3,
4, 5,
Wait a minute.
I'll do it.
3, 2,
1,
No!
Bang!
How is it?
It's big, isn't it?
Everyone, go home today.
If your mom reports you, you'll be called a scientist.
Study more and become a scientist.
Make new science.
Do you understand?
What is it? Do you want a drink?
It's heavy!
There was an incident of a wild experiment teacher.
Natrium is quite interesting.
Until now, when I put natrium in water, I didn't know why the reaction would go wild.
Normally, water vapor will surround it, so the surface of natrium will oxidize and it may not react.
Just recently, natrium was found in London.
Electromagnetic radiation occurred from the metal surface and it went wild.
I see. Even if you say "natrium explosion" in a video, I don't know who understands it.
That's how it works.
If you do it with a bigger one, it will explode.
It's dangerous.
Even if you don't think about it, you can't calculate its size.
Please try it.
I can't do it now, but let's look at the next experiment.
Dr. Barium Jr.
Hey, elementary school students all over the country!
Congratulations! You can take my class.
I'm Dr. Barium Jr., a doctor of foreign cameras.
If you leave me alone, I'll put you in a foreign camera.
It's "mother" or "water vapor", isn't it?
You've gone too far.
It's "h2o", isn't it?
It's "h2o2" now.
Please put "dobodobodobo" in it.
It's dangerous!
Okay, "dobodobo".
dobodobodobo
If you're hungry, let's brush our teeth.
You've eaten a lot of food, haven't you?
Yes, I have.
It's over before you go to bed.
Yes, I have.
Wow!
It's beautiful! Science is beautiful!
Well, detergent, I guess?
I'll have a cocktop, please.
OK!
What's going to happen?
Well, everyone!
It's happy science time!
If you know what I'm talking about, you can't see it!
Three! Two! One!
Open! Door of dreams!
Wow!
Door of dreams!
Wow!
What? What? What?
It's hot! Wait! It's hot!
What? What? What?
It's hot! Wait! It's hot!
Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
Dr. Marim Jr.'s experiment
It was Dr. Marim Jr.'s experiment, wasn't it?
Yes, it was.
What happened to it?
It's the same as Kamangan-san and Karim's experiment.
K.I. and Yoka Karim worked together.
Yes, yes, yes.
They completely disassembled potassium carbonate as if they were just working together.
So it was a very simple experiment, wasn't it?
Yes, so the chemical formula is also very easy to read and understand.
Really?
I thought I could teach you something about Chinese calculus, but it's just interesting.
When you put it in crystallized state, it foams like this.
When you put it in a liquid state, it foams like this.
Yes, yes, yes.
So I'm glad it didn't go boom.
I'm worried about the ceiling.
Yes, yes, yes.
Yes, this is a very interesting danger, but it's quite popular and anyone can do it.
It's an experiment, so please try it with music.
Yes, yes.
It's really bad for your clothes, so be careful and wear white clothes when you do it.
Yes.
Goodbye.