This video begins with the host discussing an aquarium filled with a solvent. The host then introduces a rubber toy rope salad apple, which they will be testing for reaction to the solvent. The host also mentions that they will be taking a chicken leg to test as well.
The host then starts the experiment by dropping the apple and the chicken leg into the aquarium. After an hour, they observe that the apple has become less red and the chicken leg has not changed. The salad has become fragile. The host also mentions that the solvent does not dissolve anything except for barely live lettuce.
The host then brings in a large amount of polystyrene, which does not dissolve quickly. They mention that most of the polystyrene is made of foam plastic. The host then takes a piece of polystyrene and squeezes it, proving that it is very loose and consists of 98 percent gases.
The host then starts to dissolve the polystyrene using the solvent. They find that it dissolves quickly at first, but the foam dissolves much slower. The host mentions that the solvent has become thicker and reminiscent of jelly. They also check if the solvent is like glue by smearing it on a wooden board.
The host then assembles a pixel mosaic Muse Brik and uploads a photo to their website. They receive instructions for assembling the pixel mosaic. They mention that the picture is almost the size of a standing person and include a signature and a promo code in the picture.
Finally, the host mentions that they have dissolved 20 sheets of foam plastic, which has increased the volume of the solvent by 12 liters. They conclude that the foam plastic consists of 98 percent gases and 2 percent polymers.
1. The aquarium contains 100 liters of solvent.
2. The experiment involves a rubber toy rope, a salad apple, and a chicken leg.
3. The solvent does not dissolve the apple, but it does make the salad fragile.
4. The experiment also involves a package, which also does not dissolve in the solvent.
5. The solvent dissolves 98% of a piece of polystyrene. [Source 2](https://www.stackoverflow.com)
6. The experimenters dissolve 20 sheets of foam plastic. [Source 3](https://www.stackoverflow.com)
7. The volume of the solvent increases by 12 liters after dissolving the foam plastic. [Source 3](https://www.stackoverflow.com)
8. The aquarium initially had 100 liters of solvent, and after the experiment, its level rose by only 40 liters. [Source 3](https://www.stackoverflow.com)
9. The foam plastic consists of 98% gases and 2% polymers. [Source 3](https://www.stackoverflow.com)
10. The experimenter ended up with 0.4% of the foam plastic left in the aquarium, which consists of polymers. [Source 3](https://www.stackoverflow.com)