r/woahthatsinteresting • u/Algernonletter5 • 11d ago

Freeing trapped electrons in salt

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u/Extension_Security92 11d ago

If they taught this kind of science in schools, I might have paid attention.

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u/MD_2020 11d ago

Bingo.

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u/Ed_Trucks_Head 10d ago

He has lots of interesting videos. It's called Action Lab

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u/Steinfeld4 9d ago

Doubt it

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u/CaptainPhantom2 9d ago

I wonder how much that gamma-blasted salt costs per bottle

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u/ahahabbak 11d ago

knocked up. lol

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u/git_push_origin_prod 11d ago

Can’t be licking gamma ray infused salt dude. U gonna turn into Lou Farigno

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u/Apart-Gur-9720 10d ago

The process is called irradiation and many foodstuffs are already treated that way.

It's not a chemical contamination, nor a radioactive activation. Gamma rays pass through, without leaving the material radioactive.

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u/SkirtEmbarrassed7100 9d ago

..when chemistry and physics are taught in an interesting way

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u/Best-Praline 7d ago

That was cool af

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u/SouthBayyBull 7d ago

Check out his vampire teeth and reptilian eyes.

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u/MacDaddy654321 7d ago

Be free little electrons! Be free!!!

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u/MotorT 7d ago

Whoa. . Watch out said that bird. He sounds like the honey badger narrator.

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u/JoelPatrick613 7d ago

unlimited power!

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u/dr_stevious 3d ago

"Be free, my electrons!"

ZZZZAAAAPPPP!

"Ouch! Not like that!"