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A few years ago I tried making transparent wood and it kind of worked. The pieces that I made were somewhat okay, but I was never really happy with the result. I finally decided to try it again though!
References:
ā¢ Procedure that I followed: bit.ly/3b0YXuX
ā¢ Procedure that went viral recently: bit.ly/33fhyPP
ā¢ CBC article on it: bit.ly/3b0YZ63
Attempting to make transparent wood (previous video): Ā Ā Ā ā¢Ā AttemptingĀ toĀ makeĀ transparentĀ woodĀ Ā
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Views : 20,950,280
Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Apr 30, 2021 ^^
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RYD date created : 2022-04-09T21:55:38.770875Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Nile: opens oven
Me: It looks so good
Nile: I was immediately disappointed
Me: I was immediately disappointed
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āI needed something that was small, but really heavy.ā
*pulls out perfectly sized cube made of one of the densest metals on earth that he randomly bought a year ago*
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Every time he says "I carefully hit it with the hammer" I expect the hammer to come flying in at full force
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It's 1:30am, I'm 26 minutes into this video... and I've never been so emotionally invested in woodchips in my life.
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It's cute how Nile doesn't realise he's definitely already on that list
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""Why isn't NileRed uploading???"
NileRed: Waiting 2 months just for the woods to get treated
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Your voice is so unique. The way you talk is so satifying and made for listening to. I love how it always follows the same pattern. First it always sounds like a question. Then a sentence going up then down, then from up to down. Maybe its weird to acknowledge it, but i find it really facinating
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"I wasn't exactly sure what the aluminum foil was for, but the paper said to use it, so I just did what it said."
Good chemist.
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Nile always sounds like he broke something and has to explain it to his parents without them getting mad
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When Nile is on the final step but there is over 30 minutes left in the video:
āSomethingās wrong, I can feel it.ā
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I love that he goes into explaining "alternative medicine" and why its actually bad
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Bro the ending when you put it on the paper was one of the coolest things I have ever seen !!!!!!!!!
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The bigger better sequel we didn't know we needed.
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A summary of all NileRed videos:
"It turned out to be way more work than I thought."
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the sequence .. the narration .. the picture quality ... so amusing
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4:35 I dunno what it is about this particular scene, but it just. it's amazing. immaculate. the short pause then the loud yet dull bang. comedic genius.
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When you want to board up your windows but you still want to see outside:
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Person: "People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones."
NileRed: "Joke's on you, it's transparent wood."
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I did a short project on this for my chemistry class! In my research I learned a lot about delignification, etc., but I was still pretty confused on how the process worked. The articles and papers I read made it seem really simple and I thought there must be something I was missing. This video would have been super helpful if I had found it.
Edit: however, I will say that the process I learned about specifically didnāt remove the lignin to avoid encountering structural issues with the wood after having like half its components removed. Instead, they applied a wash of some sort of acid or base (I think? Itās been a while and I donāt quite remember) and left the wood in the sun for a period of time. This was supposed to make the pigment inside the lignin transparent instead of removing the lignin in its entirety. This is the part I was confused about, because it seemed deceptively simple. Iād love to see a video on this process, to see if it really is that simple!
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