Water - Whiskey experiment
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2. Comment rated too low. Show this comment dogfish 3 years ago
i cant see why the water doesnt go out of the top glass? there must be a hole at the right side of the glasses.
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3. Highmeadow 3 years ago
Wow, but i Ccant get past th4e step wherere you pour the booze. i Tried 7 tmes nouw...
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4. Comment rated too low. Show this comment Fayfoot 3 years ago
mm i would like to try it with ketchup and honey mustard 
loool 
and i hope they blend together ,even much better iv and blood
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hard one to tell if it's fake, but that Johnie Walker sure was real, and realllyyy good to drink too.
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Well, I think it's true just because whisky (alcohol) is lighter than water, so if u leave a tiny space on the borders of the cups (@00:28), gravity (has suction) will do the rest.
Well, that's my idea... don't really now if I got it right! 
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The density of water is higher, so it sinks. It pushes the whiskey to the top glass, because the whiskey has nowhere else to go. It's a cool experiment, and you can do it yourself. Just like this one: http://www.snotr.com/video/3794
Try it, it's pretty cool.
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#6 Yep, basically you got it right. It works on a siphon principle and the exposed area is so small that the surface tension of both fluids keep them from just leaking out.
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Stop at 0:52
look at the right side of the card, its not really sealed between the glas. so the water can push and the whiskey gets down. 
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it looks cool i guess. but i would never use johnny walker whiskey as an experiment. end of discussion.
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11. Comment rated too low. Show this comment EricLB 3 years ago
That's one way to water down whiskey
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12. Comment rated too low. Show this comment joeman 3 years ago
Man. Joe Man. Whiskey. Upside down.
Not shaken, Or stirred...
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13. Comment rated too low. Show this comment orion 3 years ago
Doesn't work very well. Diffusion makes the fluids mix considerably, there's probably at least 10% whiskey in the water and vice-versa.
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14. Comment rated too low. Show this comment RandurSource 3 years ago
Hold on, hold on! How do I get from step 0:52 to step 0:53? How do I get the top glass off without spilling the booz? 
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16. Comment rated too low. Show this comment BMX_Tavi 3 years ago
water experiments amazes me more and more and more!!!!
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#3 saw you comment diddent twig it till the end ...you deserve you +1 and i think yours will go on to make history at least i hope well deserved , and #7 ya just like that one its all about surface tension and fluid dynamics i never seen that one before but now that some one mentions it i see the tiny gap he leaves clever thow
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question... does whiskey have the same taste as before the experiment u_u ?
(or how to waste alcohol) 
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20. Vintage4life 3 years ago
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Haha, i only use JW for experiments!
Fucking nasty ass Whiskey wannabe.. yuk!
Single malt is the way to go!
Tallisker
Oban
Bowmore
Ardberg
Laphroig
etc. etc.
Let me guess, you put ice in your "whiskey" ?
End of discussion.
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This is just a science experiment,
If you calculate the dense of water and alchol you see that alchol is lighter then water.
~Endeavour
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1. Comment rated too low. Show this comment Foxer57 3 years ago
Pretty cool!, though all of the scene cutting makes me wonder if this really works.