Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@Zynitth says : I always assumed the bright yellow part of a candle was the hottest, so finding out the blue base is the clean burning part flipped my whole brain>> <<@HardToVaryPhysics says : Separating combustion chemistry from the light show of the flame was the cleanest cut. Watching blue as hot complete burn and red/orange as soot glow made the colour a physics claim, not a paint choice.>> <<@JanJaap-o4s5c says : chemistry is physics>> <<@OopsScienceShorts says : gooood!>> <<@shoam2103 says : So barely visible blue is emission spectra, while the bright yellow is black body radiation from the dirty soot glowing red-yellow hot>> <<@Huahua-c8d6k says : Someone is promoting your account, saying you can get $300-$500 in compensation for following Get. Are these people hired by you? The promotion is really aggressive - I've already saved the evidence. Stop letting these trolls harass and scam us.>> <<@jlp13548 says : That's chemistry for you.>> <<@mscbijles1256 says : Now to add some more quantum physics: think about why sodium turns your flame yellow, copper turns it bright blue/green, calcium turns it red, etc etc! (And yes, that’s also how fireworks get their colours.)>> <<@johanlahti84 says : My opinion is that chemistry was invented because physics were too complex, and then chemistry was too complex so someone made it more comprehensible by explaining macro chemistry with the word biology. It is as if you look at physics and zoom out more and more to get too chemistry and then biology.>> <<@PlumberWRX says : The og!!!>> <<@Elbrasch says : had a fellow physics student swear everything that a camp fire is orange due to natrium, instead of black body radiation as it is .....>> <<@ridley68 says : All science is physics!>> <<@Sting-me1hz says : That’s all still chemistry too. It’s just an area of overlap between the disciplines>> <<@RajveerSingh-vf7pr says : But natural gas, (cooking gas) Burns Blue too>> <<@Ziorac says : The lightshow isn't ALL physics. You can add some chemistry to it to change the colour. Copper makes it green for instance. ;)>> <<@75MrClean says : Chemistry is applied physics; biology is applied chemistry 😎>> <<@DamplyDoo says : Why do I feel like when I was a kid somebody told me that blue flames were hotter or colder than yellow flames?>> <<@iTeerRex says : Chemistry is quantum mechanics, aka physics. 😁>> <<@nobelanium says : What a coincidence! I was just wondering why flames looked blue even though the temperature for black body radiation wasn't met. Now i realise that the blue comes from the emmision spectrums! Thank you!>> <<@CreightonMiller says : Are electron transisions physics or chemistry? Are protein folds chemistry or biology? Speaking rigidly about categories helps no one.>> <<@Cyroid_1 says : is it bad if my fire is green>> <<@ayuballena8217 says : i don’t get it>> <<@amelted says : henry minutephysics....>>