Channel Title: Beals Science Channel Description: The goal of Beals Science is to make science fun! Craig Beals is a high school science teacher in Montana. He is the 2015 Montana Teacher of the Year and an NEA Excellence in Teaching Awardee. Craig Beals has performed research around the world including the Summit of Greenland's Ice Sheet, Namibia, Mongolia, Belize, Borneo, and others. "Keep on Learning" with the BealsScience YouTube Channel or visit www.BealsScience.com for even more labs, experiments, and STEM projects! <video> Toxic Golden Snow Globe - Chemistry: Lead Nitrate and Potassium Iodide Precipitate Reaction Description: Thanks to MEL Science for sponsoring this video. Get your MEL Science kit subscription here: https://melscience.com/s2z/ Enter this code to save 50%: Craig50 This is an update on the classic chemistry class precipitate reaction demonstration that shows how the Lead Iodide can crystallize and make a gold snow globe. The reaction is between lead(II) nitrate and potassium iodide and it forms potassium nitrate and solid Lead(II) Iodide. This chemistry demonstration is often called Midas Magic or Golden Rain but at Beals Science, we like to call it the Toxic Golden Snow Globe! (The toxic part refers to the lead compounds used in this demonstration - do NOT try this at home!) Keep up with everything at: https://www.BealsScience.com https://www.Facebook.com/CraigBealsScience https://www.Instagram.com/BealsScience https://www.Twitter.com/BealsScience SUBSCRIBE to Beals Science YouTube and Ring the Bell: https://goo.gl/bVnT8F WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information outlined in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. As with any experiment, proceed at your own risk. Legal: Beals Science may make a commission on purchases at the links provided in this description. Clicking and purchasing help keep the science videos coming! Music: Outside the Box - Patrick Patrikios via YouTube Audio She No Dull Beat - Nana Kwabena via YouTube Audio Sunny Travel - Nico Staf via YouTube Audio #scienceexperiment #chemicalreaction #science #chemistry #precipitate #learnscience #learnchemistry </video> <video> Fire and Ice Science Experiment - Chemical Reactions Demonstration Description: Craig Beals from Beals Science shows a series of chemical reactions that he uses in his high school chemistry class during Valentine's Day. The following reactions are shown: Single Replacement Reaction as calcium reacts with water to make hydrogen gas and calcium hydroxide. When phenolphthalein, a color-changing acid/base indicator, is added, the solution turns pink because the calcium hydroxide that forms is very basic. The second reaction is a combustion reaction when the hydrogen that was produced in the first reaction is lit on fire and reacts with oxygen. Finally, a double replacement reaction occurs when the calcium hydroxide produced in the first reaction interacts with hydrochloric acid. This neutralization reaction changes the color of the phenolphthalein back to clear as the solution becomes acidic and the calcium chloride that forms starts to fall like snow to the bottom of the test tube. https://www.BealsScience.com https://www.Facebook.com/CraigBealsScience https://www.Instagram.com/BealsScience https://www.Twitter.com/BealsScience SUBSCRIBE and Ring the Bell: https://goo.gl/bVnT8F WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information outlined in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. As with any experiment, proceed at your own risk. </video> <video> How to Make a Color Changing Rose - Science or Magic?! Description: Learn how to use the science of acids and bases to make a magic color-changing rose using phenolphthalein, ammonia, and vinegar. You can use these materials to make invisible ink, color-changing fabric and so much more. https://www.BealsScience.com https://www.Facebook.com/CraigBealsScience https://www.Instagram.com/BealsScience https://www.Twitter.com/BealsScience SUBSCRIBE and Ring the Bell: https://goo.gl/bVnT8F WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information outlined in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. As with any experiment, proceed at your own risk. </video> <video> Magic Rainbow - Fun Chemistry Experiment with Milk of Magnesia and Vinegar Description: Thanks to MEL Science for sponsoring this video. Get your MEL Science kit subscription here: https://melscience.com/s2z/ Enter this code to save 50%: Craig50 The Milk of Magnesia and Vinegar reaction is a great chemical reaction to experiment with at home or at school because the chemicals are safe and the reaction is amazing! This chemistry experiment outlines acid / base reactions, solubility principles, and chemical reactions. Supplies for the Magic Rainbow - Milk of Magnesia and Vinegar Demonstration: -Milk of Magnesia: https://amzn.to/3gERTGi -Vinegar: https://amzn.to/3vqrVf5 -Universal Indicator: https://amzn.to/3cHSiqq To make your own Universal Indicator, check out my video "pH Indicator Made from Red Cabbage": https://youtu.be/hPcRylO4lQM https://www.BealsScience.com https://www.Facebook.com/CraigBealsScience https://www.Instagram.com/BealsScience https://www.Twitter.com/BealsScience SUBSCRIBE to Beals Science YouTube and Ring the Bell: https://goo.gl/bVnT8F WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information outlined in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. As with any experiment, proceed at your own risk. Legal: Beals Science may make a commission on purchases at the links provided in this description. Clicking and purchasing helps keep the science videos coming! Music: Good Times by Patrick Patrikios Runway Fashion by Spence Apolllo by Patrick Patrikios All Stars by Patrick Patrikios #scienceexperiment #chemicalreaction #science #chemistry </video> <video> How to make a Carbon Snake with Sugar! #shorts #scienceexperiment #chemistry #fireworks Description: Learn how to make a carbon snake from powdered sugar, baking soda and methanol. This chemistry experiment demonstrates a combustion reaction of sugar with baking soda helping control the rate of the reaction. </video> <video> Branding Sourdough Bread with Flour #shorts #sourdough #bread Description: </video> <video> Fun Science Toy: How the "Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick" Works and How to Make Your Own! Description: This physics toy has been making science fun for decades! Learn how to make the Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick work. Learn the science behind the Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick. And, learn how to make your very own DIY Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick! At Beals Science, we call this magical toy at Genius Stick because once you learn how to operate the stick and the science of how it works, it makes you feel like a Genius! Supplies to build the Gee Haw Whammy Diddle Hui Stick / Genius Stick: Dowel for Wand and Propeller- 1/4 inch diameter: https://amzn.to/3XkxGKy Dowel for Stick- 3/8 inch diameter: https://amzn.to/3EwwGub Triangle File: https://amzn.to/3EBfeEO Router Bit- 90 degree V-Bit: https://amzn.to/3EUj1yE Router Tool: https://amzn.to/3U0YmgD Router Table: https://amzn.to/3hXl5Na Nail- 1 inch 18 Gauge: https://amzn.to/3V47e6n Drill Bit- 3/32 inch: https://amzn.to/3U7kBBn (Amazon affiliate links. Your purchases may result in compensation for author) https://www.BealsScience.com https://www.Facebook.com/CraigBealsScience https://www.Instagram.com/BealsScience https://www.Twitter.com/BealsScience SUBSCRIBE and Ring the Bell: https://goo.gl/bVnT8F WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information outlined in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. As with any experiment, proceed at your own risk. </video> <video> Gummy Bear Sacrifice #shorts #scienceexperiment #chemistry Description: </video> <video> 3 AMAZING Carbon Snake Experiments - Chemistry Demos Description: Thanks to MEL Science for sponsoring this video. Get your MEL Science kit subscription here: https://melscience.com/s2z/ Enter this code to save 50%: Craig50 The Carbon Snake is a classic chemistry demonstration for showing decomposition and combustion reactions in the chemistry lab. Craig Beals from Beals Science shows three different ways that a carbon snake can be made to model some amazing chemical reactions. The first experiment is the Fuel and Sugar Carbon Snake which is the easiest and simplest method and has the slowest formation of the carbon snake. The second demo shows the Sulfuric Acid and Sugar Carbon Snake which forms much more quickly but releases harmful gases. The third demo is the P-Nitroalinine Carbon Snake which is a rapid reaction that produces a complex carbon matrix. Explanations, reaction information, and equipment will all be described on a new page on the Beals Science website a few weeks. Keep up with everything at: https://www.BealsScience.com https://www.Facebook.com/CraigBealsScience https://www.Instagram.com/BealsScience https://www.Twitter.com/BealsScience SUBSCRIBE to Beals Science YouTube and Ring the Bell: https://goo.gl/bVnT8F WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information outlined in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. As with any experiment, proceed at your own risk. Legal: Beals Science may make a commission on purchases at the links provided in this description. Clicking and purchasing help keep the science videos coming! Music: Arpy by Dan Henig via YouTube Audio We March Together by Patrick Patrikios via YouTube Audio Rooster by Delicate Steve via YouTube Audio Sunny Travel by Nico Staf via YouTube Audio Shadowing by Corbin Kites via YouTube Audio #scienceexperiment #chemicalreaction #science #chemistry #precipitate #learnscience #learnchemistry </video> <video> Shooting a Toilet with a Bowling Ball Cannon #shorts #cannon #toilet Description: Craig Beals and the crew at Beals Science built a bowling ball cannon and mounted it in a postal delivery Jeep. In this short, they shoot a toilet with a 10 pound bowling ball and watch it explode! </video> <video> How to Make Fake Blood in the Chemistry Lab Description: Learn how to react two chemicals together to make fake blood. When potassium thiocyanate reacts with iron(III) chloride, a deep red compound called iron(III) thiocyanate forms. This compound has an iron group that absorbs and reflects light similar to the heme group in human hemoglobin - a major component in our red blood cells. This is a great Halloween Science demonstration to showcase fun and exciting chemistry. SUBSCRIBE and Ring the Bell: https://goo.gl/bVnT8F Connect with Craig Beals: https://www.BealsScience.com https://www.Facebook.com/CraigBealsScience https://www.Instagram.com/BealsScience https://www.Twitter.com/BealsScience WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information outlined in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. As with any experiment, proceed at your own risk. </video> <video> Hydrogen Bottle Rocket! #shorts #scienceexperiment Description: </video> <video> Experimenting with Explosive Moss Spores! #shorts #scienceexperiment #explosion Description: Using lycopodium moss spores to demonstrate a dust explosion. The explosion shoots a paint can high into the air! To watch the whole video visit @BealsScience YouTube channel. </video> <video> Bowling Ball Cannon - Distance Test Description: Craig Beals and a team of friends shoot a homemade black powder bowling ball cannon to test how far a 16 pound (7.25 kg) bowling ball will travel. https://www.BealsScience.com https://www.Facebook.com/CraigBealsScience https://www.Instagram.com/BealsScience https://www.Twitter.com/BealsScience SUBSCRIBE and Ring the Bell: https://goo.gl/bVnT8F WARNING: This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information outlined in this video, you assume responsibility for the results. As with any experiment, proceed at your own risk. </video> <video> Flame Thrower made from Moss Spores! #shorts #scienceexperiment #chemistry Description: </video>

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The goal of Beals Science is to make science fun!

Craig Beals is a high school science teacher in Montana. He is the 2015 Montana Teacher of the Year and an NEA Excellence in Teaching Awardee. Craig Beals has performed research around the world including the Summit of Greenland's Ice Sheet, Namibia, Mongolia, Belize, Borneo, and others.

"Keep on Learning" with the BealsScience YouTube Channel or visit www.BealsScience.com for even more labs, experiments, and STEM projects!

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