POV: Your biology teacher showed you this video to explain Osmosis

I legit waited until the last day to start my lab report so now I’m watching as many of these videos to come up with a convincing report😂

Oh me trying to do a lab that takes a whole week in one night 🙂

welcome class of 2024, to your biology class.

I learn more through the internet then at school

These guys just saved my lazy ass from actually doing the experiment. THANK YOU 🙌🥺

My egg “died” in the colored water so I was screwed. I needed this XD

This is an experiment from my modules in General Biology and had no time to make it. Glad I found this in your channel! Thank you guys.

That smooth final swollen egg looks soooo satisfying... Also, my teacher showed our class this to explain osmosis lol

There's a couple of important phenomena you guys left out of the last 2 graphics. 1. During the corn syrup stage: Once the water exited the egg the surrounding corn syrup became less dense, and rose towards the top of the glass. This means the water concentration outside the egg stayed [reasonably] constant (the graphic depicts a saturation outside of the egg). 2. Dye stage: There aren't any pigment/dye molecules depicted entering the egg (or even staining the membrane which I suspect attributes to most of the tinting. Also, this is mostly just a nitpick, but even before an equilibrium has been reached there's still a cross exchange. In other words, some water would be exiting the membrane while a larger portion was entering. Your graphic omitted this, which is actually good for keeping things relatively simple and easy to learn. That's the way professional graphics depict almost any molecular phenomena. It always gets to me when I see that though. In my opinion, the more realistic the dynamics are the better the educational value. You can still make things clear/simple by hilighting, or isolating, a demonstration area (center of the screen) while having a more realistic fluid dynamic in the background/edge of the screen. Possibly even in the actual background, if you want to include distance and a 3-dimensional view to the cross section display (like looking into a microscope, you tend to have space for a few layers of cells). Lastly if you didn't die from my wall of text... What do you guys think about replacing the corn syrup with oobleck? Would it work? I think it would, but the corn starch might settle/separate and harden. Maybe adding a surfactant like soap would prevent that, but if that's necessary how would it affect the egg?

Im doing a science project on "naked" eggs so this vid is very useful! Thanks!

This website helped me with my science fair project so im definitely gonna subscribe

This was so well-demonstrated and explained! Thank you!

Love you so much guys. You help me in my experiment task

You saved me like a WEEK of doing this experiment myself. THANKS A TON!

I am doing this experiment in school and I plan do to it at home. Earler my teacher showed us this exacted same video and I just now showed it my mother and sister. I really liked this video and I am inspired!!😊

This is a beautiful and entertaining video. Thank you. The purpose of the blue dye isn't apparent, apart from making the egg quite pretty, since the dye molecules are too big to enter the egg and must simply be binding to the egg membrane.

very informative fellas, thanks for putting in the time to show us the facts

You guys are doing very well, keep it up!

i look forward to trying this experiment with my students!

well, 7 years and i never noticd the existence of this video... untill today lmao

Well then you have some catching up to do :) We have a lot of fun ones planned for this summer so stay tuned :D

Today's science lesson, ladies and gentleme: Corn Syrup shrivels your eggs. That's one more reason not to drink coke!

why this channel doesn't have a lot of subscriber? they're good at explaining

2:11 OH very cool. Btw, watching this late at night for online school

You earned my sub bros. You two explained it well that i understood it fully just by watching it once xD thanks

Thanks guys, this was really helpful.

Hey guys, thank you so much! What an eggtastic video! You rock :D

Thank you for this lovely information!!

Can you use clear corn syrup instead of the brown corn syrup?

This video was really helpful for a school prac... thanks!

Hi! Thank you for making this vid! It's really good :-) I would like to ask, why would the surface of the egg harden when exposed out of corn syrup?

Thanks, this helped me with preparing for my science test :D

Hi, Thank you for the great science experiments, I use them with my grade 5 students. I would like to do the naked egg and osmosis experiment but corn syrup is very hard to get in Australia, particularly where we are. We're in rural Tasmania. Can I substitute with granulated sugar and warm water?

Fun experiment. Shadow star said this experiment was really interesting!! We will be doing the last step tomorrow!! Excited!!

Thank you, perfect experiment for my 5th grade daughter who is studying osmosis! She loved it!

hi school friends! now i dont know what your sheet looks like but heres some of it i hope (: Osmosis : osmosis is the tendency of water to move across a membrane from a dilute solution into a concentrated solution Time stamps : credit to milo Normal egg : 0:58 Vinegar: 1:12 Corn syrup: 2:05 food coloring 2:49

Wow!!! This was reallllyyy amazing

What is the egg's membrane impermeable to? Also, did the solutes inside the egg diffuse out of the egg?

Easy to understand

Do I have to use corn syrup? Or will any dense liquid work?

I've learned so much.

Is there anything I can use instead of corn syrup that will lead to the same result? Thank you for your help.

This explains it sooooo much better than my biology book like I couldn’t understand the book and after watching the video it turned out to be this easy

You guys rock! Thank you for the detailed explanation!

Hey guys! I have a question... I want to make this with my kids (I'm a teacher) and I was wondering if I can use maple syrup instead of corn syrup? It's just because it's easier to get 'cos almost all the corn syrups here are transparent and I think the color it's a special feature... Thanks! Amazing job.

I came here to answer my take home lab questions. Thx for the help! My school did this as a 7th grade take home lab

I won first place in my science fair with this experiment thank you so much

love it. thanks

appreciate the video...what are some examples of osmosis in the plant or animal cells.

You are very helpful because of u I scored full marks in practicals

This experiment is really interesting. I want to do it with my students after the school suspension.

Would you say there was lore liquid in the cup before you let the egg sit in the syrup for a day than after or less?

what law/principle of chemistry is applied here? i need for my project thank you!

Is the blue food coloring not a molecule too? If the egg membrane only lets water pass, why does the blue color pass too?

This was a great video!

can the corn syrup be substituted by psncake syrup? what will be the reaction of the egg if its solvent is water?

Good job 👍

can you use golden syrup instead of corn syrup?

Totally Awesome

That was easy to understand

our teacher are recommending your videos thanks a lot for this information

Thanks!!

seeing how i have vinegar with my egg and this takes to long ima go and make and eggsplosion x3

that works so much thanks

do you have the measurements of the egg? like the mass and circumference??

Doing this for my science fair soooo cool!!!!!!

This experiment is so cool! I tried it and it turned out really well. But what would happen if you put it in food coloring first, that corn syrup?

Do you need to keep the egg refrigerated while it sits it vinegar?

What is the bubble surrounding the egg at vinegar step??

What will be the independent and dependent variables? Help pls

Does it make any difference if the corn syrup is dark or light? Does it just affect the tint of the egg or i the dark corn syrup necessary for the reaction?

Does distilled white vinegar work ok? and is a brown egg ok?

Hello, can i use the animation part to add into my school project video? I want to use it, and i think i will post my video on youtube. Can i use it?

Does the dye pass through the membrain?

Thank you so much is so AWESOME.

Thanks guys! I did this for my science fair and got 3rd place

pls help! i have 8 hours left on my timer for the first 24 hours, but the shell is still there? is anything wrong? or is that normal because its the first day for the egg?

can we use any other type of syrup instead of corn syrup?

i have 8 hours left on my time for the first 24 hours, but the shell is still there? is anything wrong? or is that normal because its the first day for the egg?

Thanks for the love :) You keep watching and we will keep making them.

this experiment can take a good 1 week to complete but question what do you do with the egg after you are finished like if you know what to do

What can be used as substitute for corn syrup? Thank you

is it possible to use it instead of corn syrup??? Which?

I am curious to know what happens if you break the blue egg as it is clear the colorant is on its surface. Listening your explanation it is clear to me that the colorant should remain on the surface of the egg, however it should not going inside. If you break the blue egg, do you find the colorant inside or not?

Can you use the dark vinegar?

Good job on the video, I just discovered your chanel and Im following you! :)

Thanks for explaining this, it sums it all :)

So this is a dumb question I guess, but then what do you do with the blue egg? Can you eat it, or is is spoiled?

Does it work with maple syrup instead of corn syrup?

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I did this in school!!!! It was SUPER fun!!!

Pretty video!

what can I use instead of corn syrup

Amazing

I did this in the 7th grade. Man it was very fun!

Does anyone know what happens if you skip the corn syrup step? Will the egg still change color?

I AM GONNA TRY THIS LOOKS FUN 🤷‍♂️

Can u tell me what the chemical formula is for the first part where the egg shell was dissolved

Heyy I have some question? Can I used Cane Vinegar instead of Distilled? Would the result be the same?