This video showcases some of the most unusual and fascinating materials discovered by science. It starts with a call to action for viewers to subscribe to the channel if they haven't already. The video then introduces various materials, including a super hydrophobic metal, hydrogel, and magnetic mass. It demonstrates the unique properties of these materials, such as how they interact with water or heat. The video also warns viewers about the potential dangers of trying these experiments at home. It concludes with a plea for viewers to like, share, and subscribe to the channel.
1. The video showcases unusual materials that have been discovered by science, including hydrogel and a super hydrophobic metal.
2. The video features an experiment involving a black powder that can be used to create a colorful explosion of colors.
3. The video also demonstrates a magnetic mass, which behaves like a magnet and pulls objects towards it.
4. The video showcases "magic sand," a substance that doesn't stick to anything and can be molded perfectly.
5. The video also features a hydrogel, which is known for its unique properties when in contact with water.
6. The video demonstrates the use of a metallic alloy, nitinol, which is used in medicine to secure broken bones.
7. The video also showcases a magnetic liquid, composed of microscopic magnetic iron particles mixed with organic solvent, most of the time water.
8. The video features a "quicksand-like" substance that hardens when contact is made, allowing objects to be thrown hard without getting wet.
9. The video concludes with a reference to a super hydrophobic metal that repels water.
10. The video encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel and leave a thumbs up for the video.