Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@HannibalLecter-w3r says : are there materials that get harder with high temperatures? why mention metals then?>> <<@MdYOUNUS-p5e says : Round Hexagonal>> <<@Duckface998 says : WELCOME TO SOFT MATTER PHYSICS BIIITTTTHHHHHH>> <<@trollhandler says : Ok, so you're telling me I can work metals with soap bubbles? IT'S A JOKE! 😊>> <<@Life_of_Rilley says : Brilliant. Neat video. Spoilt for me by that dam irritating musick. 🫤>> <<@delirious323 says : am i the only one who thought that guy was Daxflame for a second? lmao had to rewind to verify>> <<@BallsagneChin says : I love it when a YouTube short has an answer to a question from childhood I didn’t even know how to put into words>> <<@hexasquid says : I really wanna touch those bubbles (╥.╥)>> <<@Throrma says : In piezzo cristals this creates high voltage sparks, right?>> <<@benell7762 says : Looks identical to watching gold tear at atomic level!>> <<@ketchupdrink says : Also why you need to aneal the metal. Let all those dislocations mend back together through a very slow cooling process>> <<@matthewboire6843 says : This is actually interesting>> <<@Skandasos says : FIX MOJANG BEDROCK ANTI SPIRAL>> <<@himyars says : Hexagon, the Bestagon>> <<@D4WGG says : The reason metals are harder but shatter easier when you quench them is due to a similar thing. When you quench a red hot metal, a lot of those dislocations and imperfections in the structure stay there, se the metal doesnt bend as easily but can snap . If you just let it cool down slowly, the structure would have less imperfections and be easier to bend because the layers of atoms could slide across each other.>> <<@Passco666 says : imagine how smart people are, knowing to work with steel eve though atom wasn't discovered>> <<@SalzmanSoftware says : Edge dislocation sounds like something you would have to go to the emergency room for>> <<@shockwave9875 says : the science behind how airplane turbines work at a temperature above their melting point>> <<@SweetStuffOnMonarchLane says : Hexagons are the bestagons!!!>> <<@ilovebread-LoL says : I love bread btw>> <<@vikramksinha says : Beautifully explained ❤>> <<@r9shark says : Wizard 🪄 making equal size bubble to explain atom structure>> <<@MegatMaxx says : Good knowledge u have given me sir. U make me realized that everybody is perfect just because no one is perfect and that made humankind perfect for each other, also on this entire earth in every country the government is always bad. Hate is an illusion for selfish thought of a person, you can make people hate you,or you can hate whoever you like and find a reason for genocide and also you can hate yourself. Im malaysia wanna say hello. Hello sir.>> <<@RoshDroz says : Super cool demonstration. I knew about these concepts already but it's genuinely insightful to see it demonstrated so well visually>> <<@joshuabrittain5919 says : What video is this from? Or is it part of an upcoming video?>> <<@Jajaho2 says : This is such a good visualisation of lattice defects!>> <<@Edd_TheK2Class says : Edge dislocation is when you edge so much that you dislocate your dih 🗣️🍔🥀>> <<@OznayLeaf says : I am always shocked by how smart humans can be sometimes and how stupid humans can be sometimes>> <<@Knowyourbody says : my shoulders know this topic very well>> <<@JaapGrootveld says : What struck me was that the man had welded his damaged anvil, but the repair was coming loose.>> <<@victorswenson7054 says : How a 100, 110 or 111 crystalline wafer of Si cleaves.>> <<@muratbudak6127 says : They behave like solid-state physics.>> <<@GyovanneMatuchaki says : 😮>> <<@KiloFeenix says : Fun fact bees aren't good at making hexagons, they make circles that settle under weight into hexagons>> <<@Kelly-ib1hf says : How did they get these guys to sound SO much like Derek? The cadance is exact>> <<@xmod2 says : Does that eventually lead to phase change? I always assumed it was just getting closer to liquid. 😅>> <<@AbhiLilajee says : 💥 🔮 🧠 📜 🪐🌌🔭🤯🧠💥 🪐🌌🔭can you please replay the proper way of studying to become a engeneer, by that way you enjoy learning and it will generate curiosity also. also please tell me the ratio of studying to hands on experimentation.>> <<@louisc.2 says : What happens after I pass out:>> <<@stephenprice9968 says : Why do so many things in nature form hexagons?>> <<@NickelBandit777 says : Ummm satire? Idk bout that>> <<@AbhiLilajee says : can you please replay the proper way of studying to become a engeneer, by that way you enjoy learning and it will generate curiosity also. also please tell me the ratio of studying to hands on experimentation.>> <<@NickelBandit777 says : Nice you sound just like the other guy even when your doing close up science is that a requirement for working at the channel?>> <<@jayesh6687 says : I wish if my professor taught me material science like this>> <<@EshWalker says : I did had edge dislocation when I climbed stairs>> <<@AbhiLilajee says : big fan and 1 commenter form last also😂>> <<@ColdBrewNitro says : never been this early>> <<@computerguy109 says : Hexagons are the bestagons!>> <<@rc100usa says : Still prefer the original host.>> <<@ttolshipping5457 says : omg this is amazing>> <<@RedFlame64 says : This was satisfying asf>>