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Dry paper looks opaque because its cellulose fibers are interspersed with tiny air gaps, which cause light to scatter due to the large difference in refractive index between air (~1.0) and cellulose (~1.5). When water fills these gaps, its refractive index (~1.33) is much closer to that of cellulose, so light bends less at the boundaries and scattering is greatly reduced. As a result, more light passes straight through the paper, making it appear translucent or even see-through.
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Guy looks happy and about to cry at the same time. π
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You can also do this with frosted glass to make it clear
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Like that one time I discovered gravity while high
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"So, just to be clear..."
pours water on toilet paper
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This reminds of when crunch labs used tape to seal the irregular ruface on frosted glass to make it more clearly visible.... Very cool
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Gotta say, that guy might be considered infantile by people in the comments but his enthusiasm is great. Also that explanation for this phenomenon is great. So many interesting things you don't even notice because they're so common.
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Same with paper and oil although it's less fragile and more permanent.
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Congratulations on recently passing 1 billion total views! That's an incredible milestone that very few people achieve, so be proud! I'm happy that I was able to contribute to this in whatever small way that I did, and as always I'm eager for more!
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This is how ceramic head-light coatings work to make foggy headlamps look clear again. The domes over the lamps chip and flake from debris hitting them, and the ceramic coating fills in the gaps on the surface.
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If you pour water on a rock...
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Her consistency and her content β€ Man you're gifted with so supportive audience...
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Wait, so your saying that tissue isn't normally white, but white because the light bends wierdly?
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That's pretty cool when you put it like that ππ»
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This also works with tempered glass if u put ducktape or water
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My schoolβs toilet paper is clear without water
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The guy looks like young action lab
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This is the kind of thing a 5-year-old would show you like they just discovered the secrets of the universe, and you have to play along because you want to nurture that inquisitiveness π€£. Next time, you'll be armed with this explanation
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Why does the experimentist look like a polio patient?
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I just noticed that she sounds a lot like Fundy and now I can't unhear it π
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