Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We are MAD SCIENTISTS! BWAHAHA! Okay, so we will be making a cloud in a bottle, taking over the world will wait for another day. Let's do science and show the correlation between heat and pressure! So cool! This mist in a bottle science experiment goes one step farther by adding a strip thermometer inside the bottle as we increase the pressure. Watch the temperature increase with the pressure! We are using isopropyl alcohol instead of water simply because is has more of a dramatic effect, however the scientific principles are the same.
00:00 Intro with Destructive Creativity
00:26 Fog in a bottle science experiment
02:34 Heat and pressure explanation
04:39 Why Isopropyl alcohol instead of water?
04:55 Adding the strip thermometer to track temperature change.
06:40 How to make a cloud in a bottle at home. youtube.com/watch?v=ft7q6efRIic
06:52 buy the one that Jonathan is using. teachersource.com/product/cloud-bottle
If you want a larger model check this one out on Amazon! amzn.to/3c1to3M
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We are MAD SCIENTISTS! BWAHAHA! Okay, so we will be making a cloud in a bottle, taking over the world will wait for another day. Let's do science and show the correlation between heat and pressure! So cool! This mist in a bottle science experiment goes one step farther by adding a strip thermometer inside the bottle as we increase the pressure. Watch the temperature increase with the pressure! We are using isopropyl alcohol instead of water simply because is has more of a dramatic effect, however the scientific principles are the same.
00:00 Intro with Destructive Creativity
00:26 Fog in a bottle science experiment
02:34 Heat and pressure explanation
04:39 Why Isopropyl alcohol instead of water?
04:55 Adding the strip thermometer to track temperature change.
06:40 How to make a cloud in a bottle at home. youtube.com/watch?v=ft7q6efRIic
06:52 buy the one that Jonathan is using. teachersource.com/product/cloud-bottle
If you want a larger model check this one out on Amazon! amzn.to/3c1to3M
We are Destructive Creativity, we are here for you, for science, and for fun. Make sure you subscribe and click the bell icon to stay up to date! we have new videos coming out every single week. Now go out and do science! Stay safe and be responsible.
